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Boating Tips from Master Outdoorsman Jerome B. Robinson
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Added: 7/12/07

Make Your Own Anchors
Stand a piece of 4-inch-diameter PVC pipe on a wooden board and fill it with ready-mix concrete. While the concrete is wet, insert a ring-eye bolt in the top. Once it hardens, you'll have a tangle-free anchor that is perfect for small-boat fishing. Make a pair so you can anchor from both ends, or drag one anchor on a short line for slow drift fishing. Use different lengths of pipe to adjust the weight as needed.

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About the Author
Jerome B. Robinson has been writing about all aspects of the outdoors for more than 40 years. He started at F&S in 1989 and remains a regular contributor, including his monthly tip column. Although he is a generalist, Robinson is best known for his writing on dog training and on hunting and fishing in the Far North.

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