quick releace anchor trolley

here it is i did franks just the same but he has all the updates that I have added 

This is how Duane helped me to set up my anchor trolley system.The only thing I added was the tennis balls that help grip the rope and enables me to move the direct anchor line to different lengths. I set up three anchor lines 60' 40' and 30' also have three different anchors from 1.5 to 6 lbs.

for those of you who would rather not drill any holes in your kayak, here's another option:

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/bb/index.php?topic=4993.0

note: this option allows you to set your anchor on your bow or strean.

Great work fellas!! Will have to get down to it and set one up myself. Thanks for the pics!

Z

I am looking at a great idea, But i have one question cannot figure out
whats rap around terminal ends and elastic cord at bow can you reveal your secret.

I am looking at a great idea, But i have one question cannot figure out
whats rap around terminal ends and elastic cord at bow can you reveal your secret.

Shrink tubing that can be purchased at any hardware store or I am sure Duane or I can put togeather a package. PM me and i'll send my ph#. Frank

I am looking at a great idea, But i have one question cannot figure out
whats rap around terminal ends and elastic cord at bow can you reveal your secret.

Shrink tubing that can be purchased at any hardware store or I am sure Duane or I can put togeather a package. PM me and i'll send my ph#. Frank

Thanks I should able to find it

I use pretty much the same set up. The one difference I have is I put quick clips on the ends behind the pulleys so at the end of the day it comes right off and doesn't get in the way of loading and unloading. The other thing I use it for a lot in the delta is as a brush clip attachment point. The brush clip is just a ground clamp for stick/arc welding cost about 5.00 at Home Depot. It has about 3 feet of nylon cord and 6-8" of bungee. I have used the clip in both the delta and ocean and I much prefer it to anchoring when I can get away with it.

Jeff