| August
2, 2002
Dear Digger Anchor,
Here is a story about our experience using the new digger anchor which
I purchased from Donnie. My friend and I were fishing below the dam at
Warsaw, Missouri for white cats and flatheads after the big rains and
the lake above was getting high. They opened the gates which caused extra
swift strong water. There were a lot of boats on the water. Some were
tied up along the bank and timber line trying to fish in the swift water
and strong wind.
We put our boat in and went down below the dam. Everyone was having trouble
anchoring out in the swift water. We threw our anchor out which was the
digger anchor that I received from Donnie Lahr, CEO. We let out around
150 ft. of rope. The digger anchor dug into the bottom. It took both us
to hold the boat while we tied it off. Then we started fishing.
Other boaters came and tried to anchor using large lead weights, cement
blocks and other heavy weights. They slowly drifted because their anchors
weren’t holding in the swift water. So, they would lift and drive
back by and ask us how many hundred pounds of weight we had let out. I
told them our anchor only weighed 15 pounds and then I started the motor,
put it in reverse and gave it gas, we stayed right were we were and did
not move. The other boaters were amazed.
I’ve talked to some of the same boaters that have purchased a digger
anchor and are very happy the way it works.
I used 100 pound weights, cement blocks, and other heavy objects. They
would get stuck in the mud and wasn’t able to get them up. Fishing
in swift water is easy using the light weight digger anchor.
Jim Henzlik, Montorose, MO
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