1. Sail Course ® Section 19, Docking and Anchoring

2. Sail Course ® Figure 19–1 Docking under Sail

3. Sail Course ® Wind Parallel to Pier Set fenders Luff sails on final tack Coast to stop – At desired place – Good Luck on timing Set bow line first – Wind can blow you back Watch boom

4. Sail Course ® Figure 19–2 Docking under Sail – Wind Onto Dock

5. Sail Course ® Wind onto the Pier Set fenders Approach on jib only Let jib fly Coast to stop – Off the pier – At desired place – Good Luck on timing Wind will blow you onto the pier

6. Sail Course ® Figure 19–3 Backing Onto Dock

7. Sail Course ® Figure 19–4 Backing onto Dock Using Anchor

8. Sail Course ® Figure 19–5 Approaching a Dock under Sail

9. Sail Course ® Figure 19–6 Leaving Dock Under Power

10. Sail Course ® Figure 19–7 Backing Out of Slip

11. Sail Course ® Anchored Sailboat

12. Sail Course ® Section 19 Supplemental Illustrations

13. Sail Course ® Docking Get at least one line attached to the dock Don’t damage the dock the crew the boat

14. Sail Course ® Docking - 2 Plan ahead Check wind/current Check traffic Ready to abort Slow speed “Steerage”

15. Sail Course ® Calm Wind

16. Sail Course ® Calm Wind

17. Sail Course ® Calm Wind

18. Sail Course ® Calm Wind

19. Sail Course ® Calm Wind

20. Sail Course ® Calm Wind

21. Sail Course ® On Shore Wind

22. Sail Course ® On Shore Wind

23. Sail Course ® On Shore Wind

24. Sail Course ® On Shore Wind

25. Sail Course ® On Shore Wind

26. Sail Course ® Head Wind

27. Sail Course ® Head Wind

28. Sail Course ® Head Wind

29. Sail Course ® Head Wind

30. Sail Course ® Head Wind

31. Sail Course ® Head Wind

32. Sail Course ® Head Wind

33. Sail Course ® Head Wind

34. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

35. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

36. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

37. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

38. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

39. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

40. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

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43. ® Offshore Wind

44. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

45. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

46. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

47. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

48. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

49. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

50. Sail Course ® Leaving under Sail (only) Only possible if wind is blowing off the dock – Normally leave under power Raise jib – But don’t sheet in (let it flog) Cast off all lines, except bow (stern if single handed) When clear, sheet in jib and sail off

51. Sail Course ® Engine warm up Check cooling Check wind/current Check traffic Cast off lines

52. Sail Course ® NOT this way

53. Sail Course ® NOT this way

54. Sail Course ® Ouch NOT this way

55. Sail Course ® Ouch! NOT this way

56. Sail Course ® Ouch! NOT this way

57. Sail Course ® Calm

58. Sail Course ® Calm

59. Sail Course ® Calm

60. Sail Course ® Calm

61. Sail Course ® Calm

62. Sail Course ® Calm

63. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

64. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

65. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

66. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

67. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

68. Sail Course ® Offshore Wind

69. Sail Course ® Head Wind

70. Sail Course ® Head Wind

71. Sail Course ® Head Wind

72. Sail Course ® Head Wind

73. Sail Course ® Head Wind

74. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

75. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

76. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

77. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

78. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

79. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

80. Sail Course ® Stern Wind

81. Sail Course ® Onshore Wind

82. Sail Course ® Onshore Wind

83. Sail Course ® Onshore Wind

84. Sail Course ® Onshore Wind

85. Sail Course ® Onshore Wind

86. Sail Course ® Onshore Wind

87. Sail Course ® Onshore Wind

88. Sail Course ® Onshore Wind

89. Sail Course ® Anchored boat using a 7:1 rode to depth ratio depending upon conditions

90. Sail Course ®

91. ® Anchoring System

92. Sail Course ® 1.Select a sheltered area 2.Approach into the wind or current 3.Lower the anchor until it reaches bottom 4.Pay out line for appropriate scope while backing down 5.Back down hard to set the anchor 6.Check position periodically for drift Setting the Anchor

93. Sail Course ® Allow “Swing” Room wind

94. Sail Course ® Head into wind/current Wind/current

95. Sail Course ® Stop over desired spot

96. Sail Course ® Lower, don’t throw, anchor When just starting to make sternway

97. Sail Course ® Pay out rode while making sternway

98. Sail Course ® Cleat off rode and reverse hard to dig in When enough rode paid out

99. Sail Course ® 20’ total height above bottom 7 : 1 Rode length : Height above bottom : 20’ 17’ water depth 17’ 3’ height of bow above water 3’ 140’ Height of tide

100. Sail Course ® Weighing the Anchor Retrieving the Anchor – Approach anchor position slowly – Pull up rode so don’t foul propeller – Stop boat when directly over anchor – Break out anchor If won’t break out – Snub off road, then go ahead slowly – If still will not break out, slowly circle anchor – Retrieve and store anchor Wash off anchor

101. Sail Course ® Motor forward while hauling rode in

102. Sail Course ® When pull is vertical Break anchor out

103. Sail Course ® Scope Calm Conditions: 5:1 ratio, Severe Conditions: 10:1 ratio Most Situations: 7:1 ratio

104. Sail Course ® Picking up Mooring Want no way on when pick up mooring – Hard to stop sailboat Head into wind – Have person on bow with boat hook Will also signal directions Under sail approach using only jib Drop headsail to stop Leaving – Make sure engine is warm – Release pendant – Back off

105. Sail Course ® What type of anchors are these? For what type of bottom are they most suited?

106. Sail Course ® Anchored bow and stern. Why would you do this?

107. Sail Course ® End of Section 19 Slides