Hell on the hook: the five deadly sins of anchoring

Article Abstract:

Five common mistakes made in anchoring a boat are not using enough scope, assuming the anchor will hold on any bottom, waiting too long to get the anchor ready, being careless about location and not considering water depth.

Anchors, Anchors (Marine equipment)

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Night moves: why the night belongs to boatmen

Article Abstract:

Running a boat at night requires careful preparation. A watch system and use of low illumination levels to protect night vision are important. A radar deflector and electronic navigation equipment are helpful.

Usage, Navigation systems, Electronics in navigation

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Into the night

Article Abstract:

One of the most important skills that boat operators need to learn is spotting other watercraft in the dark. Several tips on how to properly identify other vessels at sea during night time are discussed.

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