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Digger Anchor

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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.

   


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15 lbs.

Up to 40'

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12 lbs.

Up to 36'

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Your Price (each): $94.99
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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.

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i have a 20ft pontoon
7 months ago
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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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 - springfield, mo
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In other words will the pull from a windless free the flukes?
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 - Montezuma Bay
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It is not listed. Please check with Digger Anchor by calling 800-653-1499.
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i have mine connect wth just rope. but plan to purchase a quick disconnect.
7 months ago
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rmtahoe23
 - 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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 - Memphis
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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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 - Quebec Canada
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My experience is not good with or without a chain in sand and current.
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 - South Texas
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No chain or additional weight required. Anchor will hold as is.
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