Sportco in Fife, not too far from you.
Where To Get An Anchor
Any recommendations for an anchor for the outcast 1100? I just picked one up without an anchor and am in the federal Way area. Thinking 20 lbs???
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Check Non Ferrous Metals in Seattle if Sportco does not have what you need. They might have it.Any recommendations for an anchor for the outcast 1100? I just picked one up without an anchor and am in the federal Way area. Thinking 20 lbs???
http://www.washingtonflyfishing.com/forum/threads/new-anchor-source-in-seattle.116792/
http://nfmetals.com/fishing-weights/
http://www.fisheriessupply.com/Any recommendations for an anchor for the outcast 1100? I just picked one up without an anchor and am in the federal Way area. Thinking 20 lbs???
Greg
Go to your local sports outlet like Cabala's, Fred Meyer or Kmart.
I see your on line. Check out what is mentioned. It can't be that hard.
I see your on line. Check out what is mentioned. It can't be that hard.
Sportco in Fife will have what you need.
# 10 Can, mortar or concret mix, large eye bolt.
Cheap, easy, and if you lose-who cares!
Cheap, easy, and if you lose-who cares!
I still have the Sanka can concrete anchor my grandpa made before I was born.# 10 Can, mortar or concret mix, large eye bolt.
Cheap, easy, and if you lose-who cares!
Shhhhhh, old free weights at thrift stores.
YupShhhhhh, old free weights at thrift stores.
I use an old 4# free weight with a short length of chain thru it for a kayak anchor. Doesn't get hung up as easily as a grapnel. I liked a 15# tangle of chain wrapped around an old adz head for my mini-drifter.
On a similar note, I was going thru my "collection" of old nutz n boltz, and miscellaneous bits of scrap metal a few years ago, with an eye for "jetty fishing" weights when I was using bait. Lead was getting too expensive. I don't hike out on the jetty any more, though.
Whether using scrap metal, or concrete in a can, one can easily concoct a decent cheap anchor.
Whether using scrap metal, or concrete in a can, one can easily concoct a decent cheap anchor.
Put 2" of lead in the coffee can first, and concrete the rest of the way.
Get a mesh bag and fill it up with rocks.
Get a mesh bag and fill it up with rocks. Cabelas sells in a kit
Any recommendations for an anchor for the outcast 1100? I just picked one up without an anchor and am in the federal Way area. Thinking 20 lbs???
25 worked fine for mine, I have an extra 20-25 if you need- not sure where you are located- not sure where federal way is
10 pounds is probably all you need for that boat.
Federal Way is right next to Tacoma.25 worked fine for mine, I have an extra 20-25 if you need- not sure where you are located- not sure where federal way is
Im a couple hours away, but if you need one you can use my spareFederal Way is right next to Tacoma.
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