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  • Assumes the "dig" position when dropped in the water
  • Patented Digger Action
  • Durable and rust resistant

Incredible holding power! Best holding anchor for boats up to 36 ft. and Pontoons. Digs its way into mud, sand, and weeds. Holds boat when anchors twice as heavy would only skid or drag. Assumes the "dig position" when you drop it in the water. A quick jerk on the rope will release the patented Digger Anchor. But wind or boat motion won't cause it to release. Durable and rust-resistant. Adapts to Worth Anchormate® and most other anchor systems.

Rated 5 out of 5 by 7 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Digger anchor Great anchor. For years I had trouble keeping my boat in place in windy condition. With this one, you keep in place no matter what. I tried it in sandy an weedy bottom and kept in place.Don't look only at the price, it is worth every penny you will pay May 25, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by Best Anchor Ever! This anchor will hold you in high winds and waves. There is no problem with throwing it out in rock, sand, mud, trees because it will keep your boat in one place. Very easy to retrieve. Requires about 200ft of rope for all situations. I have used many types of anchors and this one out performs them all. Well worth the extra money. May 13, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5 by Best purchase ever. This is the best anchor you will ever use. Yes it is pricey, and because I have lost many anchors, I was hesitant to spend that much money, now I own two. These anchors will hold a boat solid, no problem, and the recovery is simple. I would recommend aleast 200 ft of anchor rope, because it takes about 4 ft. per foot of water depth. I have used these anchors for 3 years in rocks, trees, mud, sand and windy conditions and they hold and retrieve every time. All you have to do is pull up to your fishing spot and throw out the anchor (Don't worry about losing it) and start baiting up, no need to worry about being blown off your spot because the anchor will hold. When it comes time to haul in the anchor, just jerk on the line and it comes up easy. Easy to anchor and easy to retrieve this anchor means you will fish a lot more spots because there is no hassle when it comes time to anchor. It will be the last anchor you will ever buy and wonder how you ever fished without it. This anchor makes fishing more enjoyable, no worry, more fishing, outstanding product. February 26, 2009
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Not recommended for houseboats, 40' boats and pontoons.
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Yes but use more the one
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no bell anchor only
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Other web sites list the 12 lb model up to 20 ft boats and the 15 lb model up to 40ft boats. Is this a typo on your site ?
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18 lb anchor
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i have a 20ft pontoon
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If this anchor doesn't hold, I don't know what would.
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The Digger Anchor will hold your vessels "put" in your favorite spot in a river, lake or on the ocean.
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Will it work with a windlass?

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In other words will the pull from a windless free the flukes?
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It takes a little jerk to release the handle, but then it would wind up fine.
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It is not listed. Please check with Digger Anchor by calling 800-653-1499.
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You can connect the rope directly to the anchor. Pull the boat directly over the anchor and jerk. The anchor comes up clean.
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i have mine connect wth just rope. but plan to purchase a quick disconnect.
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 - peoria il
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no and that is one of the things so nice about it just jerk the rope and it releases
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you don't need a chain tie directly to the rope. The company does not recommend using a snap hook
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My experience is not good with or without a chain in sand and current.
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No chain or additional weight required. Anchor will hold as is.
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