Would this reel work just sitting on the ground with your foot on it to anchor?
87685
You might be able to do it but I would say it would be awkward at best. the reel is fairly light and would likely move around a lot with one foot on one side of the side rails. Wouldn't recommend it for that.
2099746
would probably work as long as you're just tacking. won't work for any heavy or prolonged work
331260
I believe it would...the anchor has some weight to it..had not had to use it in that capacity yet though!
1903455
I think so. I would recommend using ground stakes to keep it well anchored to the ground.
1058863
Yes it should be but also depends on where you will be using it(lake, or river). Different type of anchors work better in certain situations. Keep in mind wind can also play a factor if you are trying to anchor and stay in one spot.
1957875
Don't know, I chose to keep it stationary and to not mount the wheels. I love this reel. It is 100 times better than my old "non-professional" reel.
277898
I don't know. It appears to be made to anchor in the floor just as I have mine. If I had to guess, I would say no.
374216
It could, but not attached to the poles unless they were low profile bait casting reels. This would also limit the amount of pole space.
883941
You could but nothing to really anchor it too. It wouldn't be as steep a grade though so it might not need an anchor....depends on how heavy the dog is i guess.
1529448
You sit rather low in the kayak, so casting would be difficult. Would work fine for still fishing, but I would personally be wary of having fish-hooks near the inflatable kayak for the risk of punctures.
1871814
No it is not designed to be anchored down, but you could probably come up with something pretty easy.ThanksFlymotorsports
741641
You have alot of weight there(ski) and if the wind is blowing? If anchor can hook up with something on the bottom you might be good to go or stay. Have Fun
932994
Definitely. You would have to figure out how to get it started since the hose you connect it to the reel. It could be done though.
1724256
That is correct. It just sits on a surface but I would suggest tieing it down with bungees or something like that.
1871813
No it is not designed to be anchored down, but you could probably come up with something pretty easy. Thanks Flymotorsports
288930
Yes, but for suspension training you want a vertical anchor, this won't cut it.
561027
It can handle the weight, but barely fits my salt water rods. Gotta stagger the reels but its not a big deal.