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neutron

Post subject: Re: How Well Do You Sleep at Anchor?

Posted: Thu May 23, 2013 9:12 am

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hey Ben, love the new Sig. picture! looks great!
"sorry for the off topic"

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Bliss36

Post subject: Re: How Well Do You Sleep at Anchor?

Posted: Thu May 23, 2013 9:26 am

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neutron wrote:

hey Ben, love the new Sig. picture! looks great!
"sorry for the off topic"

Funny you should mention it on this thread since it's one of the few nights I've slept solid throught the night on the hook. That sweet little spot is on Muskegon Lake, Michigan and was recommended by Cap'n Morgan. I believe it's referred to as Snug Harbor. Thanks for the compliment

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Paul I.

Post subject: Re: How Well Do You Sleep at Anchor?

Posted: Thu May 23, 2013 10:30 am

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wkearney99 wrote:

Ccmblack wrote:

Take a GPS reading of the hook point. Then, when you can't sleep, take a look at the GPS and don't have to climb out of the sack.

Right, wake up in the middle of the night, read the small print and try and do the math on degrees, minutes, seconds off the previous numbers? Or just set-and-forget an app on the phone.

OR just use the alarm on the GPS.

The phone app is great, but make sure your phone is charged. I have always use my anchor alarm on my GPS, so does the phone have to be in range for that anchor alarm to work?

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