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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.
I tie up on 4 points, to cleats on the dock. Keeps the boat steady. I tie off about 1' away from dock on the port side so I can plug in shore power. (Port is where I keep my bumpers) I mark the ropes with permanent ink (a Sharpie will do) so anyone can tell where to tie the boat off.he other bow line runs from the starboard side to th port side walkway-this one I tie off so I can pull it snug and snug up the other line at the same time. Lastly, I run a spring line from the starboard bow to a cleat about halfway down the slip. this line keeps the bow of the boat from touching the pier.