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I have been asked several times over the last couple of years, how can someone setup a bow mount trolling motor and an Anchor Caddie at the same time?

 Without a good solution to manage your anchor rope or anchor rode on your boat, it doesn’t...

There are several documented methods when you want to know how to pull up your boat anchor.

They range from...

When choosing your rope size and type for your anchor system, there are a couple of things you should consider and...

Most veteran and experienced boat owners already now, or should know, the answer to this question.

Some may say that they don’t need an anchor because, they only...

From questions over the last couple of years and with the introduction of our new custom cleat system, folks have been asking about the quality and durability of our Anchor Rope Bags, so we decided to do some field testing, literally in a field!

In response to questions and comments from customers on how to keep their anchor secure and snugged up in their anchor nest, we put together a short video along with...

Below is the process a customer used to install an Anchor Caddie on a fiberglass boat. In this case he did not have access under his bow to do a standard nut and bolt installation.

In addition to his challenge, he also had a navigation light in the way, on the center of his...

We had some customer feedback saying we need a bigger grommet in our anchor rope bags.

We currently use a 5/8” grommet in the bottom of our rope bags, which under normal conditions is a good size, since most of our customers are using...

We know that drift boat anglers do not need to hold as much anchor rope and rode as power boaters. Most drift boaters will only use about 100’ to 150’ of 3/8” or ½” rope, so...

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 ;)