Rain water pooling on boat cover

[Jimmers]

I’m looking for an extremely simple fix so that rain water will not pool on my boat cover in the circled spots. It is often very windy when I put the cover on. So whatever I do, has to be done from inside the boat and under the cover, ie, all awkward positions. Obviously, boats on a lift with limited access from outside the boat when putting on the cover. Anyone have a simple, easy, great idea? Thanks for your input.

 

[Hot2Go]

Couple fenders under there might do the trick.

 

[Luc Lafreniere]

Inflatables.

 

[Babin Farms]

Like @Luc Lafreniere stated, Beach balls or you could rig up some 3/4” pvc to go from side to side and arcing and somehow cut the ends to fasten into the bow handles

 

[FSH 210 Sport]

Check this out…..

Thread 'My boobs - they shed water!'

May 15, 2021

Hah! Clickbait!

I have mentioned a few times here about putting some beach balls in the bow of my boat while towing. You're not supposed to tow with the poles in place, but the wind pushes the cover down INTO the bow, and if you're caught in the rain like I have been several times, there's a huge amount of water that pools in the cover, stretching the cover and potentially tearing it. This also happens with the shipping cover, which will be shown in the pics below. My boat is stored indoors over the winter, but now that I've got it out of storage, it did not occur to me that this...

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