INDEX INDEX A


abandoning ship anchor, dragging anchor, dropping anchor, types of anchoring


beside navigation channels


anticyclones awareness B


bass, fishing for beaching


belts, checking berth, leaving


berthing alongside allowing for tides mooring lines in offshore wind


bilge pumps boat, parts of boat handling anchoring


berthing alongside leaving berth stream, use of


turning techniques boat types


catamarans dories


‘fast fisher’ type designs heavy displacement planing hull


RIBs (rigid inflatable boats)


bow line (mooring line) bow spring


‘Bowden’ cables bowline (knot)


breezes, sea and land RYA Seamanship for Sea Anglers


91-92 34 33 32


32-34 33, 50 77 24


33 91 19 31


28-30 40-41 29-30 30 89


6-7


23-34 32-34 28-30 31


23-25, 28 26-27 6-9 8 8 8


8, 24, 44 8, 24, 44 9, 94


29, 30 29, 31 18 36 77


broaching


buoyage systems see also withies cardinal marks IALA ‘A’ system IALA ‘B’ system


light characteristics lights, sectored marks, lateral


buoyancy, centre of ‘butane whipping’ C


cables, ‘Bowden’ catamarans


centre of buoyancy centre of gravity


channels, narrow, rules for chart plotters


chart plotting software charts, electronic charts, navigation cleats


clove hitch 82


56-59 56


56, 57 56, 58 59 59


57, 58 11 37


18 8


11


10, 11 50


60, 63, 73 71 71


CMG (Course Made Good)


60, 61, 62-63, 69, 73 6, 7, 40, 44, 45 36 69


Coastguard (Marine and Coastguard Agency - MCA)


COG (course over the ground) collision avoidance


able to manoeuvre freely crossing courses flags, signal


‘give way vessel’ head on


lights see also lights, navigation narrow channels, rules for overtaking


when power and sail meet


68, 105 69


47-55 52 48


53, 55


fog (sound) signals 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 79, 84


47 48


51-55 50 48 49


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