Spiders 'n snakes: and other lock-side linehandling attractions

Article Abstract:

A boat's lines should never be permanently tied in a lock because the lines must be released as the boat goes up or down. The eye of the line can be flipped off the lockwall cleat when necessary. Doubling up the dockline is another technique.

Mooring of ships, Anchorage (Navigation)

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Ground rules: high, dry and a falling tide. Now what?

Article Abstract:

Patiently assessing the situation is the first step to take when a motorboat is accidently grounded. Trying to free the boat when the tide is ebbing can cause serious damage. A slow, careful start is recommended once the boat is free.

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Blasting through: ins and outs of inlets

Article Abstract:

Tidal and offshore forces can make piloting a motorboat through the entrance of an inlet a difficult task. Local knowledge and a thorough understanding of the boat's power and maneuverability are essential.

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