Catchnrelease.com.au Website Review

the catch‘n’release anchor retrieval device provides the safest and most sustainable way to retrieve your anchor. specifically designed for recreational vessels, the device is easy to attach and in just seconds the anchor is pulled up the same way it went down. the device is designed to be used every time you head out on the boat and serves to protect precious marine habitats by minimising damage while the device is proudly australian designed and owned and the tropical innovation award winning product. “if you own a boat, then you should also own one of these” – robert, scuba world mooloolaba manager. by changing the retrieval point of the anchor, it is enabled to come back up the way it went down. the catch’n’release anchor retrieval device has revolutionised the anchor retrieval process. husbands, wives, children and mates who are called upon to step up to anchor retrieval duty can relax – it is now simply a matter of pulling the anchor back up to the boat the same the catch’n’release anchor retrieval device is proudly 100% australian designed and owned by pas*ionate and environmentally responsible cairns locals. it has been tried and tested on the australian waters for close to 20 years and is designed to minimise damage to our precious reef systems. it is the perfect solution for those conscious of anchor damage to our reef, frustrated skippers tired of either waiting for their crew to bring in the anchor or having to replace lost anchors and chains and of course, the. the catch‘n’release anchor retrieval device is an anchoring solution patented, designed and owned by cairns innovator peter. powell. together with his wife margaret, peter has been refining the award winning. > “you'd have to surgically remove me from this device for me to > part with it, i love it.”  > i use it in de*p water and it has already saved me an anchor in the > short time that i've had it.”  > “it’s a terrific idea. every boat should have something like > this. i love the fact that i don’t have to worry about losing my