If you are looking for the best anchor rope for your boat, you need to consider several factors, such as the depth of the water, the weight of your anchor, and the type of bottom you will be anchoring on. The anchor rope, also known as the anchor line or the rode, is the link between your boat and the anchor that holds it in place. The anchor rope should be long enough to allow a proper scope, which is the ratio of the length of the rode to the depth of the water. A scope of 7:1 is recommended for most situations, meaning that you should use 7 meters of anchor rope for every meter of water depth. This will ensure that your anchor has enough horizontal pull to dig into the bottom and keep your boat secure. At Fisheries Supply, we have a wide selection of anchor ropes and lines for sale from top brands like
Samson,
Sea-Dog and
New England Rope. Whether you need a pre-spliced anchor line with a thimble or a bulk nylon line that you can cut and splice yourself, we have it all. We also have anchor ropes with chains, which provide extra strength and abrasion resistance for rocky or coral bottoms. You can choose from different diameters and colors of anchor ropes to suit your boat size and preference. We also have accessories like rope anchors, which allow you to attach your anchor rope to a cleat. If you need help finding the right anchor rope or line for your boat, our representatives are ready to assist you. They can also answer any questions you may have about anchor ropes and lines, such as how to care for them, how to store them, and how to prevent them from tangling. or check out our great guide on how to do a
rope to chain splice here!