When I get asked, what rope size do I need for my anchor, the first question I ask is, are you using an anchor puller with a buoy ball attached?

I have had a few customers ask, “How do I use the cleat on my anchor rope bag?”

I was going off the assumption that everyone would use it the same way I did...

Well, you know what happens when you assume ;)

I just saw this on Shark Tank and thought I’d like to give this a shot and provide my TactiBite Fish Call review, if possible.

Since this thing floats, and we would be trying on Salmon and probably Sturgeon...

I often get asked, "Which anchor nest is right for my boat?"

One of the first things I ask is, what size of boat do you have and how big is the bow plate or bow deck? In other words, how much space do you have to mount your anchor nest on?

I'm sharing a customer story on the installation of an Anchor Caddie on a 21 foot North River Seahawk,

although some others may have a similar situation, especially on some Thunderjet boats as well, from what other customers have commented on.

We have heard miraculous things about Bait Cloud bringing the fish to you!

This has been mostly a Bass tactic to date, but we are curious about Bait Cloud's effectiveness on other species as well.

Do you have a bow mount trolling motor, but sometimes want to anchor fish?

The easiest solution is to have an anchor nest that can mount on a quick release bracket. The same type of bracket that you would use to mount your bow mount trolling motor on.

I get asked often, what size or strength of zip tie do I need for my boat anchor?

Just to start at the beginning, a zip tie is used on an anchor with a breakaway feature, which is an anchor designed to pull up backwards or upside down if it gets stuck on the bottom of a river, lake or other body of water.

If you need an anchor bracket on the bow of your boat and you don’t want to go with the store bought custom options, you can always give it a go to make your own.

If you want to mount an anchor bracket on the bow of your boat, but you cannot access the underside of your bow to use nuts and bolts, you have a couple of options.

There are several ways to successfully pull your boat anchor with an anchor bracket and we are going to specifically discuss a system that uses a buoy ball with an anchor puller

Which is the right anchor nest for my boat?

To determine which is the right anchor nest for your boat, there are a couple of questions you need to answer first.