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Tying up in a slip typically works best with four docklines: two bow lines, and two stern lines (Figure C). As for leaving room for the water to move up and down, the same caveats still apply. Try to avoid breast lines. Instead, run your bow lines forward a bit and cross your stern lines.
During your boating season, you may find it will be necessary to dock your boat at various locations during your daily excursions. Stops for food, drink and fuel will require docking your boat. To make that task easier, here are some dock mooring tips that will provide you secure tie up. First be sure to use the correct mooring line for your boat. Use a specified mooring line with a spliced in cleat loop. Size the mooring line to fit the size of your boat. A 1/2. X 20' line would be excessive for an 18 ft. runabout, while a 3/8X 15' mooring line would be inadequate for a 24' cruiser. Be sure to choose the correct line and have at least two or three on board.