BOW LINE: A docking line leading from the bow.
BOWLINE: A knot used to form a temporary loop in the end of a line.
Bow line
Twisted nylon 3/8" line with a loop spliced at one end used to tie the boat to the dock.
Bow plate ...
Bow LineA docking line leading from the bow
Bow Spring LineA bow pivot line used in docking and undocking, or to prevent the boat from moving forward or astern while made fast to a pier.
Bow line- A mooring line at the bow.
Bowline- A knot that forms a loop at the end of a rope.
Bowspirit- A spar, projecting from the bow, to which the jib stays are attached.
on a bow line - Close-hauled. Generally applied to the square rig when a ship has her bowlines hauled taut to keep the leeches of the sails from shaking when she is close-hauled.
on an easy bow line - Not quite close-hauled; a good full.
Bow Line - Docking line that runs from the bow to further forward on the dock. This allows some boat movement with the tide
Bow Line - Line going forward diagonally from a boat's bow to secure it ...
Bow Line - A docking line leading from the bow.
Bowsprit - A short spar extending forward from the bow. Normally used to anchor the forestay.
BOW LINES Curves representing vertical sections parallel to the central longitudinal vertical plane of the bow end of a ship. Similar curves in the aft part of a hull are called buttock lines.
Bow Line - line going forward diagonally from a boat's bow to secure it.
Bow steer - To "over trim" the boat to the point where the nose
of the boat starts to steer
Breast Line - line going sideways from a boat.
CAST OFF - To let go a line, as to cast off a bow line.
CENTERBOARD - A board that is lowered through a slot in the keep to reduce leeway.
CHINE - Intersection of sides and bottom of a boat. ...
The person handling the anchor is responsible for the bow line and the springs. The helmsman is responsible for the stern line only. When you get your boat in proper position tie off the anchor line and get ready to throw the bow line.
to currents over a shallow area overhaul To gain on another boat overlap The position of two boats when one overtaking is within two overall lengths of the other boat overstand To sail beyond an object or a layline painter A bow line ...
3) In heavier winds which will quickly blow the boat off the pier, a bow line may be used to aid in docking. The bow of the boat is brought up to the dock.
A bow line is a docking line led to shore from the bow. A bow wave is the wave kicked up by the bow. A bow rail is a railing around the foredeck of a powerboat.
When you actually touch bottom, let the sheets fly, jump into the water with the bow line in hand, and haul your boat up onto the beach.
Drop the sails.
For the first group there is one each of a Bow Line and a Stern Line, which are +/- 2/3 the length of the boat, and are used to make fast the bow and stern to the mooring.
Bow: The front end of the boat. The Bow Line is a mooring rope that runs from the bow to a point ashore. The Bow Line is sometimes called the head rope.
Starboard: The right side of the boat when facing forward.
At the very same time, give a burst forward to the boat and have the foredeck crew release the bow line(s). Keep moving forward very slowly. If you can get out of the slip and the marina by just going straight, then do so.
Wire, manila, or nylon rope used to secure a ship; named from forward aft: number one bow line, number two after bow spring, number three forward bow spring, number four breast line, number five after quarter spring, number 6 forward quarter spring, ...
If a current or wind may start the boat moving before it is well tied up, always secure first the end facing the wind or current. If the bow is facing the wind or current, for example, tie up the bow line first before the boat starts moving backward.
If no line is attached to the buoy then, in good time, cleat a bow line and run it through the stem head fitting or fairlead.
At the dock with a bow line and stern line tied off, a spring line is often added to limit the movements of a vessel even more..
Sole: The inside deck of the ship.
Square Knot: Used for tying two ropes together.
BOW LINE - A docking line leading from the bow.
BOW - The forward part of a boat.
BOWER - One of the principal anchors of a vessel, permanently attached to a cable or chain and stowed ready for immediate use.
At the dock with a bow line and stern line tied off, a spring line is often added to limit the working movements of a floating boat.
sprit -- a spar that extends the bow of the boat ...
 See also: Forward, Secure, Boat, Anchor, Chain
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