An anchor mooring fixes a vessel’s position relative to a point on the bottom of a waterway without connecting the vessel to shore.
- ​Mooring anchor – this is a regular anchor in a fixed position that keeps your boat steady while it is being moored. Use one that is three times the weight of your service anchor. mooring chain – this line connects the anchor to the floating buoy.
- You can not anchor or moor anywhere. Most cities and towns have restrictions on permanent mooring locations, and some restrict anchoring. And not every spot is safe or ideal to leave your boat unattended for long. We are able to provide this service from permitting to install.​
- A weight of 10 times boat length is a good rule of thumb. The heavier the better, as long as you don’t have to move it. Heavy objects like concrete blocks can’t dig in, so their weight should be more than needed. For boats less than 25′ in length the mooring should weigh 200 lbs.
