Ladies and sea dogs,
Just when I think I have the reversing thing nailed, I lose the bow
even in little to no wind. I have a right handed prop and should prop
walk to port.
I have to reverse out of my slip into a narrow channel attempting to
steer my stern to port. Often enough my stern still goes to starboard
swinging me the wrong way.
Should I pull out of dock faster ...??? I know I should not put full
rudder
Early reviews of my boat suggest avoiding reverse - not an option
Anny help would be a delight otherwise I have to continue bruising the
bow to starboard and the stern to port with boat hook pushing and pulling.
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Best regards
Mark Anthony Watson
"A watch may stop however time goes on, don't waste time on bad watches"
Watson & Son
Buyers-Appraisers of Jewelry & Timepieces
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San Francisco, CA 94108
USA
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