Imagine you have a big boat, one that’s too big to beach. Well, you may actually own such a boat, and in such case you should be really interested in reading this post…
Obviously, you’d need to tender this big boat with some kind of small boat, usually a dinghy.
Why a dinghy? Because you need the thing to be really stable, protect you well, and enable you to carry provisions on board. For these reasons a traditional SOT or sit-in kayak might prove to be a bit problematic.
You may also want to use the little auxiliary boat just for fun and relaxation – maybe for paddling, or to go fishing in shallow waters. In this case the classic dinghy might be a bit awkward because rowing is OK for a short time if you really have to do it, but most people consider paddling to be more fun.
So, what’s the solution?
Read Cap’n Ron’s story about the beautiful ‘Ninja’ – his 42′ sailing boat, and the little green W Kayak that tenders it.
Interesting.
What is this place?
Mike, it’s called Chatterbox Falls in British Columbia. There’s a link on this post, and if you click it you’ll get to the page with the full story and more pictures.
Yoav