Sea Anchor Size and type - Page 2

Bonnie&Clyde · 04-01-2008, 12:11 PM

Thanks Ben. I actually have the 15footer. Its a beast of an anchor, last time I used it with Ben while kite fishing all the other boats were just passing us. It really keeps you in the zone longer. A boat that size get the paratech 15 spend the extra bucks and dont look back. Its really easy to toss out. All you do is throw the entire bag over. Never had a problem bringing it in, just pull the trip and your good. Make sure you get the stainless steel shakles, that will avoid the spinning of your parachute.

On the plus side its an amazing safety tool. God forbid you lose power and the seas start kicking you can toss out the bag and keep your bow into the waves.

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04-01-2008, 12:11 PM	#21 (permalink)
Bonnie&Clyde Hooked Up Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Broward Best Catch: 78" sword Posts: 170	Thanks Ben. I actually have the 15footer. Its a beast of an anchor, last time I used it with Ben while kite fishing all the other boats were just passing us. It really keeps you in the zone longer. A boat that size get the paratech 15 spend the extra bucks and dont look back. Its really easy to toss out. All you do is throw the entire bag over. Never had a problem bringing it in, just pull the trip and your good. Make sure you get the stainless steel shakles, that will avoid the spinning of your parachute. On the plus side its an amazing safety tool. God forbid you lose power and the seas start kicking you can toss out the bag and keep your bow into the waves.

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