How to Lasso a Cleat (or Piling) while Docking

[@thongyiewkhong8542]

Good technique

[@jennifercheney5229]

Great technique! Also, as an extra precaution, I use soft, supple, long floating dock lines so I don’t have to worry about the prop!

[@SavvySalt]

Great tip!

[@SimplySterling]

Looks good. I’ll have to try that.

[@ship317]

Thank you for the video!!!

[@mattmorris9367]

Good info keep up good work

[@xs10z]

That's brilliant! I can't wait to try it out : )

[@edaffuzz6564]

Good luck

[@richiehabbie]

i was told to make smaller coils

[@oneofmanymillions]

Thanks

[@hughsmith4464]

Can't mistake that Lord Nelson behind you

[@urawiggatard6182]

Nice👍

[@ArtistBrianSheffield]

Anyone with two brain cells to rub together should be able to that at a dock. The real trick is throwing 2 Inch soaking wet nylon 200 miles offshore in 12 foot seas on platform bit. In February. During a freezing cold 25 knot wind. Give that a try.