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I'm breaking out the jig and building wreck/reef anchors. If you need one shoot me a PM. $25. Anchors are Pipe and Rebar construction and have a shackle eye on each end. Any other tweaks let me know.
If you manage to break it...re-weld/repair no cost ever. If you need a standard anchor or excellent inexpensive anchor hardware all Ron (Sealark). Thanks! Mike 
Multiple shapes sizes and weights. Take your pick all priced the same.
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Grouper
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you couldnt post a pic of them can you.....bc if its only 25$ and its a decent anchor ill jump all over it.
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Ruby Red Lip
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| I am interested in one of the reef anchors.How can I contact you.
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great looking product - please put me down for 1. thanks
Aquasport Explorer 2452009 PFF Spring Shark Junior Angler Winner
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| I just went and picked up one of Mikes anchors. I am very pleased (VERY NICE). Thanks Mike
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Danny, great to meet you and thanks for the positive words. If you determine you need one larger or smaller let me know and we will swap it out, no charge. Thanks.
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| Those anchors work great!!! Mike, Just an idea... you might also make up some "bend back" tools. A buddy made me one. He took a 2 foot length of 2x4 and installed a galvanized eye bolt in the middle. He cut a 1" hole about halfway through so he could make sure the nut on the bottom side was recessed into the 2x4. That way the board would lay flat. All you have to do is put the bent tine of the anchor in the eyebolt, step on the board and bend the tine back into place. It worked for my aluminum $80 Mighty Mite aluminum wreck anchor... I think it'd work on yours too. Jim
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I previously bought 2 of your wreck anchors. I now need 2 more but would like them tape wrapped as mentioned in your post. Call Bert at 982 8154.
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Sailfish
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| Do you think one of those would hold my 20,000 lb houseboat. It seems every time I go to the 3 Mile Bridge and anchor instead of wrapping a line, it gets a hold of the bottom and I bend the crap out of the anchor. I have a collection of bent anchors. Someone told me I should try a wreck anchor, if it would hold my vessel. I also need to see if my collection of bent and twisted anchors could be straightened. Thanks
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LuckyLady (6/5/2009)
I previously bought 2 of your wreck anchors. I now need 2 more but would like them tape wrapped as mentioned in your post. Call Bert at 982 8154.
Bert good seeing you again. Thanks.
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Grouper
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| Banana Tom, I'm sure Mike could make a wreck anchor to match your boats size. As for straightening those bent anchors. Yes they can be straightened and they will hold as good as a new anchor. However you will never get them completely straight and the galvinizing will come off where they are bent. And they will look like very used anchors but they will work. How many do you have bent ? I have straightened many some are beyond help... Ron 850-712-2603
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BananaTom (6/8/2009)
Do you think one of those would hold my 20,000 lb houseboat. It seems every time I go to the 3 Mile Bridge and anchor instead of wrapping a line, it gets a hold of the bottom and I bend the crap out of the anchor. I have a collection of bent anchors.
Someone told me I should try a wreck anchor, if it would hold my vessel.
I also need to see if my collection of bent and twisted anchors could be straightened.
Thanks
Tom I can come up with a good configuration but would welcome any input. Let me know if your interested and I 'll get something built for you. I can also straighten most anchors, most common anchor tweaks = Six Pack of Corona.
Edit...Just saw Rons/Sealarks post.... Ron is the man, he can work magic on anchors... but I think he is a PBR drinker. 
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[b]Mike aka FishWerks (6/8/2009).....I can also straighten most anchors, most common anchor tweaks = Six Pack of Corona.... Bartering at its finest.
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Mike, If you have a press you can do better than me with a pipe and pipe wrench. Please straighten them for the man..
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| PM me you're number. I'm moving down there on Monday and will want one. Thanks
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Ruby Red Lip
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| I sent you a pm, give me a call I will take one.
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Hi Mike,
Thanks for the quick response. I will be fishing between 100 and 350 feet of water. You're the expert, you tell me what one would be best for me. I can come pick it up just tell me where. I have a 21 foot center console.
Adam
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