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Beware of other boats anchoring

Yachting Monthly UK

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November 2025

We recently watched a powerboat of 22ft or so attempt to anchor about five or six times before giving up and leaving the bay altogether. Every time, the anchor had failed to dig in.

- Ken Endean

Beware of other boats anchoring

The reason, of which the skipper seemed to be completely unaware, was that the anchor had become completely choked out with weed on the first attempt at anchoring, and that the weed was still packed around it as it hung over the bow.

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