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To anchor a boat to a stump form the loop
by passing the nylon rope through the eyelet. The preferred
method is to also run the nylon rope through the eyelet on the
other end of the handle. Reach down and place the loop over
the stump and cinch the wire cable loop around the stump until
it is snug. Tie the nylon rope to the boat and you are
anchored. If the stump is larger than the wire cable loop,
additional loop can be gained by using some of the nylon rope
in the loop.
When ready to remove the EZEE LOOP from
the stump, untie the rope from the boat and lift the end of
handle to you. (Lifting the handle up can be done because the
nylon rope had been run the eyelet as mentioned above). Grasp
the handle, pull eyelet away from stump to enlarge the loop
and then remove the loop from the stump.
If your desire
is to get closer to the stump than the length of the handle,
do not run the nylon rope through the eyelet. Place the loop
over the sump, pitch the handle away from the boat letting it
fall in the water and tie the nylon rope to the boat. The
difference is when ready to remove the EZEE LOOP, one has to
bend down over the side of the boat to retrieve the handle.
Then the loop is removed as before.
The EZEE LOOP has a
small amount of weight added to the inside of the handle on
the loop end so that the handle floats vertically, can be
retrieved if dropped in the water and will hold on stumps
beneath the water. Easy to reach and hold on stumps 2' beneath
the water using a 3' EZEE LOOP and 3' with the 4' EZEE LOOP.
When not in use, the EZEE LOOP should be
kept dry to reduce chances of corrosion. It is easily stored
in one of the boat's compartments. Just form a small loop in
the cable and wrap the nylon rope around the handle on the
other end. Pass the end of the rope back thru the last wrap to
secure it in place.
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