Rev. 7-23-2024
This is a new low for me.
Not only is the boat secured only by an overhand stopper stashed behind a dock cleat horn, he messed with the next boats tie-up (the other cleat on the next boat was a proper hitch).
But then I saw something even worse, primarily because it is the boat next to mine. The pity here is that I had tied a proper hitch... but he decide to re-tie the boat.
So when the marina staff won't fix it, and the owner won't fix it, and it is next to you, what do you do to keep your boat safe? I'm betting this boat is uninsured.
And there are more. This one resulted in the boat sinking a few weeks later.
A reversed cleat hitch ... sort of. Good luck releasing it under load. How do you even do this?
And finally, if you can't tie a knot ... tie lots.
Speechless.
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