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Docking a monohull in a marina using mooring lines requires maintaining steerage by keeping the engine in gear, even when moving slowly.0:46 During maneuvers in crosswinds, such as the summer Meltemi, the rudder loses effectiveness if the boat lacks forward momentum.0:45 To maintain control, the captain must balance engine thrust with rudder input, ensuring the vessel remains perpendicular to the dock.3:32 Fenders must be positioned along the hull and specifically at the stern to prevent damage from contact with the quay or neighboring boats.3:10 When approaching the mooring lines, the crew should avoid relying solely on the engine's idle speed, as additional throttle may be necessary to counteract wind drift and maintain the intended trajectory.4:08 Proper fender placement and consistent, controlled use of the engine are essential for safe docking in tight marina spaces.

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