Thank you.

I am so glad these helped!

Glad we could help Mark. Thanks for watching, Joe

Thanks for your great feedback! We appreciate it.

Hi Mark, the Inspire and Learn series is all about giving you the confidence to manage a catamaran yourself. All of these things are able to be done single-handed with a bit of practice. We will definitely consider some videos specifically only featuring single-handed usage.

Thanks Joshua! So much more to come!

Glad you enjoyed!

I'm glad you're finding these helpful.

We are glad you liked it!

We will add this to the list if we see more people seeking out this information.

Thanks for your comment. We wish you both the very best in your journey if you need any help or advice don't hesitate to reach out to us directly at tmg@themultihullgroup.com. Or continue following this series for monthly instructional videos.

Thank you!

We are glad you liked it Miles!

Thank you!

Glad you liked this.

Thanks Richard. So glad you enjoyed it and excited for you to begin the adventure!

Thanks Brendan! Enjoy!

Hi Sea Heroes, hope you are enjoying your Lagoon adventures. You are right in saying this is another approach, both work and this is just the way we personally prefer.

I agree with the comment. With the method shown, you're in reverse with the engine powered up to ensure a good set, and all the force is on the windlass. That's what you warned not to do via pulling the boat forward with the windlass. With this boat it would seem that, before you are ready to back down harder on the anchor, you could attach the chain shackle to the chain just aft of the bow roller and cleat the snubber line off on that mid ship cleat. Then you can back down on it and the cleat is taking all the force, not the windlass. Once set, attach the bridle.

100% agree with both comments. The video is very good at teaching the basics and helping beginners learn good techniques, however if you're going to publish authoritative videos you should make sure that critical feedback is taken and the videos are instructing the best approach. As both comments have already pointed out you should not back down on the anchor using the windlass to hold the anchor. Two reasons for this, one is the strain on the windlass and second the bridal attachment will change the scope significantly, especially in shallower anchorages. Other tips can be provided as well like marking the chain with paint, chain markers, zip ties to measure distance. My last bit of feedback is maybe don't do these videos in the most perfect conditions,you don't need to demonstrate in 20kts in a tricky anchorage but having some breeze, common will greatly help make them more realistic

Hi there. We do not have a video like this. This type of equipment is very much individual to the specific design.

A stern anchor is not an option on these catamarans so it won't be a demonstration that we can offer, unfortunately. We recommend talking to the dealer of the specific boat that you would like to anchor from the stern.

@@TMGYachts is that a common option? Just curious.

It is Wichard.

This is a great idea, definitely something people could do but it is not that commonly seen.

Definetely not, much more fun!