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Greg~ Friends on Long Island have seen it. As my daughter lives in Germany, I have heard them several times back in their native land. I have yet to see one up close - but their song is remarkably like the clocks! All the best, SJS

Greg~ Me, too. I carry a 10-pound Navy with about 40 feet of line. The anchor and line are lashed in place - so ready when needed. But, I will go whole seasons without using it. My single staub (marsh stake) keeps the boat where I want it whilst gunning. All the best, SJS

Mere child's play for you, Sir! SJS

Noah et al~ Lots already covered here. I always anchor - not stake - an untended vessel. If you are concerned that a rising tide might strand your "transport boat" up on the marsh, 2 anchors - bow and stern - do the trick. Having said that - here is the "staub" or "bog spike" or "marsh...

All~ I just completed the restoration and customizing - my "spa treatment" - for another South Bay Duckboat: One of the features I have added is an "underdeck storage tray" - which I have made for other South Bays where the owner placed the gas tank up forward, beneath the foredeck. This...