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Handling Boats In Difficult Situations



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    Many boat owners and operators have private docks or single slips for mooring their craft. Others are not so fortunate and must learn to tie up boats in a wide variety of situations. In 32 years as a fisherman, the author has encountered many odd and difficult mooring situations caused by boats, high winds and tides. This publication attempts to share some of that experience. In addition to a brief discussion of mooring lines, a number of complex situations encountered both in approaching and leaving the dock are clearly described; simple graphics are included.
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    GAUS-H-87-001
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    urn:sha-512:cabe6384c3245563c7b27c43b91f8f4e54f3fdac3e2336d97e88ab71ef6d71fca915a80917c9b4a8294300832d2e0768be171981847e82654fe38b578b1196b1
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