How To Set Up & Use A Lazy Line With An Alderney Ring To Haul Anchor While Fishing Alone At Sea

One of the most simple and easy ways to haul anchor while fishing alone on the boat - The Lazy line used with an Alderney ring and buff.

Mine is used on a quicksilver 640 pilothouse but this works with other boats to and takes seconds to set up and is I think the best way single-handedly to haul anchor.

Ben

The Amputee Angler

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[Esoxlucius]

Neat . Been looking for a clear and precise explanation on this and you’ve nailed it 👍
One question … doe this replace anchor line that’s installed with the winch ?

[stuartderham]

Good video mate! Come and fish in Australia one day champion!

[sutton]

what a cracking bit of advice, loved the video

[gmcallsuk]

Excellent video my friend, very well demonstrated and explained. I have gathered almost all the gear apart from the triangle. I cannot seem to find one, so will probably need to make one.

[jrcpklj]

Excellent explanation and demo really appreciate all your efforts, looking to copy your system so what mm and anchor rope do you use for this if thats ok. I am about to get a warrior 175 so before i do anything asking a pro!!! keep up the videos love em

[chrisdavison]

If you can't get a triangle - or lose it.... Length of fence rail about a foot long with a decent hole through does the same job... Just made one yesterday.... 😎

[kylewilliams]

Try doing that in 5/10 knts of tide you going under. This sytem only works in good calm water with little tides you should specify this as this could kill someone in faster flowing waters

[andrewleigh]

The most complicated rig to lift the anchor I have ever seen. Why are you not anchoring from the bow? My anchor rode goes from the bow, through the Alderney ring and to the chain attached to the anchor, that's it. Retrieval is simply a wide loop back past the anchor. Why all the additional tie off points, triangle. Try using the thingy in the front of the bow for what it is intended.