3 Ways to trip your Boat Anchor | TAFishing

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This is another way Graeme uses to trip his anchor on his 17ft boat. He shows you three different ways on how to trip your anchor when boat fishing. Getting the right anchor for your boat is paramount, but what many people don't think about is the ability to be able to release the anchor when it is caught in the bottom or in snags. Graeme has used three different methods in the past and each method has its own advantages, this is just what has worked for him. Hope you enjoy the video and subscribe for weekly fishing videos! ► Download our Free Digital Fishing Magazine: http://www.awesomeangler.co.uk ► Check out the Salt Life YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/saltlife ► Become a Patron for monthly Q&A and Behind the Scenes: https://www.patreon.com/totallyawesomefishing?ty=h ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ FILMING GEAR WE USE ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Main Camera - Sony Secondary Camera - http://amzn.to/2bXaO1Y GoPro Chest Mount - http://amzn.to/2cjvTBL GoPro Head Mount - http://amzn.to/2bXdwo4 Lightweight Tripod - http://amzn.to/2cgWSiJ Camera SD Card - http://amzn.to/2c40W2x Camera Light - http://amzn.to/2cgZU6K Portable Battery Charger - http://amzn.to/2bXdEEn Studio Lighting - http://amzn.to/2bTgIQs Drone Camera - http://amzn.to/2bXd0GI Mike's Camera Microphone - http://amzn.to/2bThNbb Fishing Gear EPIC PEN ROD: http://amzn.to/2cEefJi Lure Bag: http://amzn.to/2cwoT2w Fishing weigh scales - http://amzn.to/2ch0RM3 Fishing Pliers - http://amzn.to/2c777mi These are Amazon associate links ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ SOCIAL MEDIA ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ • Our website & DVDS → http://www.totallyawesomefishing.com • Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/totallyawesomefishing • Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/tafishingofficial/ • Twitter → https://twitter.com/tafishing • Google+ → https://plus.google.com/+TAFishing/posts • Snapchat → tafishing ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ FISHING PLAYLISTS ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ SEA FISHING: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJDPmb6OexrDnAFNBNJez8zRe4EECDZY BEACH FISHING: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJDPmb6OexpRHtX7Wp_3lDa6hAmChIuh CARP FISHING: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJDPmb6OexrY3ZHJk6KIAva6yZgyL9No FLY FISHING: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB995E0AF38A6353F PIKE, PERCH & ZANDER: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJDPmb6Oexpa4bpAxjX6ptu_dgIx3PRW RIVER FISHING: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJDPmb6OexpWpfhuuFw2kTn5I0-uV5hQ SHARKS & BIG GAME: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJDPmb6OexqcTMfZwCGgHjGgOHIF4-xE "HOW TO" TIPS: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDAD5E2DCA500FE40 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ TAF CLOTHING & MERCH ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ UK Clothing Store → http://totallyawesomefishing.spreadshirt.co.uk/ Europe Clothing → http://totallyawesomefishing-eu.spreadshirt.net/ US Clothing Store → http://totallyawesomefishing.spreadshirt.com/ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ABOUT TAFISHING ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Totally Awesome Fishing is a weekly free-to-watch fishing show brought to you by father and son Graeme & Mike Pullen. Our videos feature lake fishing, river fishing, beach fishing, boat fishing, fly fishing and big game fishing. As well as How-To videos. Our aim is to help the average angler CATCH FISH! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ TAOUTDOORS ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Subscribe to our other YouTube Channel TAOutdoors: https://www.youtube.com/c/taoutdoors

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Max Bloom - 6 years ago

Good video. Nervous about the anchor breaking loose though. Is it common practice to simply tie a second line for retrieving? Maybe with a buoy?

Emre Ermin - 6 years ago

i subscribe..

Holden GTS86 - 6 years ago

Ive seen this used on a 25ft boat but using 2 thick cable ties. Held well in 3-4m swells. Even seen it get stuck and how he got it out, with the thick cable ties it does take a bit of force to snap em. Carry spares so you can keep fishing.

cornenothome - 6 years ago

Better use hemp for that. Nylon and plastics become fishfood and we all know how that ends.

EL P - 6 years ago

The problem with such a setup is that if you anchor in an area where the current and/or wind shifts dramatically then the seizing (string, cable-ties, wire, et cetera) will let loose, allowing your anchor to pop out of the bottom and NOT reset. A better method is to tie another line (a bit longer than the water's depth) with a float on it to the head of the anchor. Then, if your anchor gets fouled by rocks (or whatever) you can pull the anchor out by that secondary line.

jun rolndo - 6 years ago

how do you set the float to the anchor line?

SV Hellas - 7 years ago

Better with only rope like in first case dude.......

Gordon Turner - 7 years ago

That's just a complete load of bollocks. The minute you get a wind shift or direction change that puts the anchor into not being an anchor mode. A tripping line is the only safe way to go.

SeikiBrian - 6 years ago

Yes, this method is, as he says, for fishing from a boat. It's not for use when anchoring out for the night, for use on a large yacht, etc.

Lesser Z - 7 years ago

I have a 17ft sailboat and about to take her out and thought what if I just wanted to drop anchor and do some fishing on the lake. Didn't have a anchor and bought one yesterday and was wondering about that hole at the bottom. I'm going to give this a try on mine.

Jo Allan - 7 years ago

dont

h f - 7 years ago

where can I buy the stainless shackle?

uguysrnuts - 7 years ago

Unless you're using a stainless steel anchor and stainless steel chain, use a galvanized steel shackle. It's stronger and won't cause electrolysis.

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PelenTan - 7 years ago

Love it! Thanks!

dirtyshotya - 7 years ago

dude youre awesome thanks for the tips

Dean Frank - 7 years ago

Thank you! Anchoring is something I'm nervous about.

Ernest E Vogelsinger - 6 years ago

And you SHOULD be nervous when using the way presented here.

Karel van der Velden - 7 years ago

Haha....... yeah,..... allmost, u tommy cooper........ !
In a tide/windshift the strain on the cable ties will give since the chain will pull
from a different angle. And then, while having your fish,n,chips ashore..................
Don,t try this at home folks.

TAFishing - 7 years ago

My cable ties only snap when I steam them out on the Alderney .Maybe you have ties that are too small. If I kept breaking out I wouldn't be using them would I .

Scott McScottington - 8 years ago

Its all fun and games untill you break your cordage in a storm and pull anchor.
These methods are fine for day anchoring or small boats.
I couldn't sleep easy knowing that rig is at then end of my chain at night.

Christian Williams - 6 years ago

This fellow is fishing. Building in "instant failure" is obviously madness for any serious anchoring.

uguysrnuts - 7 years ago

A competent sailor will set the anchor and tackle for the conditions expected. It's not a 'set it and forget it' situation. Not being able to retrieve ones anchor because it's fouled can be just as dangerous as one that drags.

James Kroeger - 8 years ago

First let me say thank you for the time and effort you put into the video. Second i know NOTHING about sailing. With that in mind,.... I love this idea but my concern is if the waves start kicking up and it snaps the zip tie. Is that possible? If so... now at the worst possible time, when you want the most bite from your anchor, your pulling from the worst spot on the anchor. Again, I'm looking to learn, not criticizing your method. Would the "trip line" method be better on the rare rough water conditions?

SeikiBrian - 6 years ago

Yes, a trip line (or an Anchor Rescue) is better for anything other than short-term anchoring while fishing and such.

HxC_Fragman Hype - 8 years ago

oh shit. nice

Berny Shomstein - 8 years ago

We used a long poly line tied to a buoy ball. Never lost an anchor. I like this anchor trip link much better.

Chris Price - 8 years ago

Any tips for the recovery of folding anchors?

Jo Allan - 7 years ago

folding anchors are usually just for dingies,

uguysrnuts - 7 years ago

Folding grapnel anchors work the same way.

concert610 - 8 years ago

I was going to try this idea for my folding anchor.

TAFishing - 8 years ago

Might be worth checking online or a search engine as I have never heard of a folding anchor

Jack Barry - 8 years ago

You should fish in South Wales guys Pembroke/Tenby is great for bass pollack and mackerel in summer olso Rays and they sometimes get small told there also penarth peir is good plus porthcawl can be good for rays.

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David Harvey - 8 years ago

Great video! I don't have a boat but it's given me some great ideas for a grappling device for shore lost lead retrieval. Thanks!

Bruno Fasanaro - 8 years ago

Wow a use a danforth on my boat at the river i did not know how bruce´s works. Great job, great info =)

Gary Stafford - 8 years ago

Great video I would love to see one on the Alderney ring for gritting the anchor up maybe a thought for summer video , good work guys.

Dylan Downes - 8 years ago

Great little video. Short and sweet! Where do you get those realise clips? Can't wait 'til Friday's video!

garry bull - 8 years ago

+Dylan Downes look on ebay under anchor trip link.

Live and cut bait fishing with Jerry And Max - 8 years ago

What kind of boat do you have ?

garry bull - 8 years ago

+Live and cut bait fishing with Jerry And Max graemes boat is a 17ft wilson flyer.

07huaste - 8 years ago

thank you super video

snap baits - 8 years ago

some great tips Graeme

Ballio's Channel - 8 years ago

I know how much u like fishing
I'd seen a few fishing sessions u been in rivers
I fish on our local river in thetford Norfolk
I'm not really having much luck,I'm trying open ended feeders,method feeders,boilies,and micro pellets,and sweet corn ect...
I'm wondering what am I doing wrong ?
I use for groundbait green betaine and silstar toffee groundbait and I'm struggling

Kirsty Seymour - 8 years ago

Ballio' Channel

TAFishing - 8 years ago

Have you tried float fishing/trotting a float with maggots? It's winter, fishing can be tough in winter

James Pegg - 8 years ago

thanks a lot im doing my anchor like this as i speak as ive had a few issues with losing anchors over rough ground recently

Jo Allan - 7 years ago

Funny, I 've sailed for 40 years and never lost an anchor, what are you doing?
For a 50ft narrowboat I will be getting a 11.4Kg Mantus, 5m DIN766 10mm chain, and an 11mm Green Pin Certified bow Shackle, 30m of 16mm Anchorplait.
it costs about £500, I won't be losing it!!!

Bog Trotter - 8 years ago

Very nice water bottle where would one purchase one like that?

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thefantasticworldof fishing - 8 years ago

nice video will you do a canal fishing for pike with lures plz???gr8 video im following you on instagram too

Leo Millar - 8 years ago

Another helpful video! Thankyou guys keep it up hope to see some new carp videos once it is coming up to summer!

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