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Re: What type of anchor is good for Intercoastal Water Way?
The proper anchor is one that works well with the type of bottom you are trying to anchor up. if the waterway is soft (sand, silt or mud) a 5 lb fluke anchor (3/8" line is best) is tops. If it is hard (rock) you will need a navy-type anchor, with some chain to prevent chafe.