Making a Killick Anchor: Things That Go @MemoryLaneHeritageVillage
Making a Killick Anchor: Things That Go  @MemoryLaneHeritageVillage
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A killick anchor is an anchor made from wood and rock, often spruce. They were cheap to build and replace if they got lost or damaged.

In this video, Mr. Boutillier talks about making killick anchors with his grandfather on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore. You can come see this anchor for yourself in the Fisherman's Storehouse at Memory Lane Heritage Village from June 1st to September 30th.
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Making a Killick Anchor: Things That Go

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