Dig In Anchors

[Hanr3]

Ah, those type. Nope and probable won't. I typically don't anchor in shallow water. I usually anchor in 20' or deeper. Now that I have spotlock on my trolling motor, I only use my anchors on gusty days. If the wind is pretty consistent, the spot lock does a great job, even though it is first generation.

[barrelslime]

Thats alot of money for a metal tube and spike.

I totally agree but I can get 2 of these for 1 power pole or 1 talon

[fiveeyes]

Can you say Spotlock?

[skiptomylu]

If you want a great anchor that you can always get back and believe me some can get hung up and you never see them again, lol! Anyway get a Chene Anchor, it's the best possible IMHO!

Skip

[Crestliner08]

If you want a great anchor that you can always get back and believe me some can get hung up and you never see them again, lol! Anyway get a Chene Anchor, it's the best possible IMHO!

Skip

I agree, the Chene is the pinnacle for anchoring. I've never used one myself, but if it does the job as well as a slip ring, fluke anchor (which it basically is), then I have no doubt as to it's superiority.

[skiptomylu]

I agree, the Chene is the pinnacle for anchoring. I've never used one myself, but if it does the job as well as a slip ring, fluke anchor (which it basically is), then I have no doubt as to it's superiority.

I have two of them, they are awesome. I had a fixed anchor like this and the first time I let it out in this lake, it never came back up, lol! That is when I found out about the Chene and have been happy with it since. That been a lot of years now too!

Skip

[wilbur]

Thats alot of money for a metal tube and spike.

Its a solid fiberglass rod 3/4jn. with a stainless spike.

[wilbur]

I bought this off E Bay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/12-Ft-Shall...YAAOSw-7RVExqX

[barrelslime]

Thanks Wilbur