The lightest oars aren’t automatically the best choice: they still need to suit your dinghy’s beam and give you effective leverage. For a boat with a beam of 120-135 cm, a useful starting point is a pair of 220-235 cm oa…
Yes, fitting a fish finder to an inflatable is practical when the transducer sits in clean water and the mount suits the boat’s layout. Position the screen where it is easy to see from your usual operating position, and …
The lightest oars aren’t automatically the best choice: they still need to suit your dinghy’s beam and give you effective leverage. For a boat with a beam of 120-135 cm, a useful starting point is a pair of 220-235 cm oa…
Yes, fitting a fish finder to an inflatable is practical when the transducer sits in clean water and the mount suits the boat’s layout. Position the screen where it is easy to see from your usual operating position, and …
