The
anchor rope passes through the ring so you can you can pull the top rope to take it to the bow, or the bottom rope to position the anchor line toward the stern and tie off to a cleat.
The canoe was subsequently impounded and anchored with the
anchor rope. He added that when they went onboard the canoe, the fishermen, numbering about 25, untied one of the ropes that held the canoe and pulled the
anchor rope.
"I did not see the tail tied down to a black tire filled with cement beneath the tail and the
anchor rope was dark grey and nearly invisible in the available light.
"On my command, Bryce Schmidt was soon dropping our boat's 16-pound Danforth anchor and letting out 350 feet of 3/4-inch
anchor rope," McFadden said.
The engine of the speedboat carrying ten Chinese tourists hit the
anchor rope of the other vessel, killing the two men at the scene, said Arun Prompan commander of tourist police for Chon Buri province.
During his years on the Minehead crew, David was involved in well over 150 rescues, and was commended for a particularly outstanding cliff rescue, when he cut off the lifeboat's
anchor rope to lower a stranded walker to safety.
Sniff it or ask your supplier before purchase I haven't tried used
anchor rope, but I doubt residual salt-water would make any difference.
The lounge includes atlas wall art, giant glass candles holders with
anchor rope details, deck-style flooring and blue and yellow striped materials.
People appeared as if by magic to shorten tip his
anchor rope and tighten tip his mooring lines for safety.
He got more adventure than he bargained for - from a crewman wanted by New Zealand authorities to a snapping
anchor rope causing the vessel to smash its hull on rocks.
Anchor rode is the leader between anchor and
anchor rope, typically a chain.
He released the
anchor rope so the boat could drift downstream as Garner fought the fish in heavy current.
anchor rope - the chain or rope that attaches an anchor to a vessel