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Q: You are docking your boat. There is no wind or current. What is the best way to dock?
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Are docking your boat. There is no wind or current. What is the best way to dock?

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You are docking your boat. the current is pushing you toward the dock. what is the best way to dock?

Approach at a narrow angle about 20 degrees


What is recommended when docking you boat?

have your fenders and dock lines ready before you approach the dock


You are docking your boat The current is pushing you away from the dock Which line should you secure first?

stern line


What was Roman recommended when docking your boat What is recommended when docking your boat?

Have your fenders and dock lines ready before you approach the dock


Is recommend when docking you boat?

have your fenders and dock lines ready before you approach the dock


Do you put out fenders after you are secured to the dock?

Do you use lines and cleats to help maneuver your boat when docking


Which of the following is recommended when docking about?

use lines and cleats to help maneuver your boat


How do you dock your boat when the current is pushing you towards the dock?

Go parallel with the dock, stop the engine, and let the current drift you to the dock.


How do you dock your boat when the current is pushing you toward the dock?

Go parallel with the dock, stop the engine, and let the current drift you to the dock.


When docking your vessel and the wind is at your back how should you approach the dock?

If the wind is at your back, you should approach the dock at a shallow angle (10°-20°), then stop the boat and allow the wind to drift the boat into the dock.


You are docking your boat and the current is pushing you away from the dock which line should you secure first?

Your spring line (forward leading aft). Then your stern line, then the bow line. However it is always recommended if possible to make your approach, bow into the current to give your boat more maneuverability.