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- Q150 - Deck General
136. In order to pay out or slack a mooring line which is under strain, you should take which action?
Surging a line involves easing it around a fitting to pay out slack while maintaining control and tension. This controlled release is the correct procedure when slacking a mooring line under strain, unlike slipping which releases the line entirely, stooping which holds the load, or sluicing which is not a recognized seamanship term.
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