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  Duckbill tie downs are designed to hold the line in shallow water. I have used them many times over many years and have found them to be very useful. However, I have also used other tie downs that work well too. So how do you install the duckbill tie downs ? Before you put any of these together, you first have to put the boat into water. You can use the electronic depth sensor, a depth finder, or a depth finder with an attached magnet. Find the most comfortable position for you to use so that you are not bending over too much as you raise and lower the boat. This is important because you want to raise the boat as high as possible before putting the anchor down. Then, you need to set the boat into a place where you want it to stay for the longest period of time. You can hold the bow up in the water to give it some height so that the water does not get underneath it. After this, you should mark the spot where the anchor line will be. You should keep in mind that you will need a min...

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