In Part 2 we cover my experience of coming alongside to a dock or mooring in astern, against the current, single handed using a full keel yacht. This is useful as I find you can tie up and “hang” off the mooring by the stern line without leaving the helm station. Additionally, if you plan to cast off at a certain state of tide i.e flood/ebb then this method can set you up nicely for departure.

Following on from part 1 of this mini series of mooring techniques where we covered Casting off in astern single handed against the current Check part 1 here    • Solo mooring technique against the cu...  

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