How do I decide which anchoring method to use? Is it better to use spud poles or a weighted anchoring system?
Each method is designed for specific situations. Here are some guidelines: Spud Poles: In bodies of water that are well protected, and the depth of the water at the end of your dock is 10 feet or less, spud poles (2 inch diameter) are the most effective and economical way to anchor your dock. You just slide the spuds into the corner pockets on the dock section and drive them slightly (by hand) into the lake bottom. They don’t need to be driven in too far, because they don’t support the weight of the dock. They simply keep the dock in place and prevent it from shifting or torquing. Weighted Anchor System: Use weighted anchors when the following conditions exist – 1. The dock is not installed in a fully protected area. 2. The depth of the water is more than 10 feet. 3.The bottom is too muddy or rocky for the use of spud poles. The anchor can be attached to the dock in two ways: 1. You can use the anchor-housing unit that fits into the corner pocket of each dock section. These are an opti
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