I have a 365 with an outboard. One thing i found handy is a cargo net (for a pickup truck) which helps all the gear stay up in the bow where it's supposed to be. You've made a great video showing some excellent ideas. Thanks for posting it!
Boatworld do some excellent cheap boat bags (for bow and also for the seats) that are on elasticated straps and simply clip to the boats rubbing strip.
I know what you mean about engines two stroke worries fuel and breaking down. Four stroke sip at fuel and longer range becomes possible without carrying a ton of petrol. I keep my anchor in a separate bag so it can be deployed quickly and main bag is boyant if I had to jump ship. Great vids 👍👍👍
A very informative video Oban. I've had a number of boats now and have downsized to a 4.3mtr SIB/15hp motor, which I'll use for fun and fishing with the missus. As it's the first SIB I've owned your tips and guides here are very useful. Thanks!
@@obanonthewater7796 I’m getting my sib next week (need to sell a sword to fund an engine) so watching set up videos like this are really useful! And I HATE mess in boats. Always did when I was a sailing instructor
Great info video, I have a 380 Seamax, I do recommend a Hydroplane fin on your motor, gets you up on plane at 8-10kph or 4-5knots, gives boat a better stable up on plane, better turns & improved fuel economy. Great idea for Gps /nav/phone platform. Good fishing. Rob
Great vid young man, I hope this film blows away the misconceptions about inflatable boats. Great tour of your ship and all the much needed kit. Give me your personal opinion on the tohatsu as i am now looking to change my very unreliable 5hp evinrude. As i fish Scottish lochs only freshwater no need for a large engine but like the look of tohatsu engines . Keep up the good work
Thank you! I plan to make a "used review" vid on the Tohatsu in the near future. This will cover all my thoughts and experiences since a year of purchasing.
Thanks a lot 😊 I have a 12 ft inflatable that I take out on Cook Inlet ( Whiskey Gulch ) Alaska, for Halibut, I go out about 3 miles, not too far just incase the wether turns. Usually come home with about 50 pounds of filets. Anyone's welcome to come.
You make for a natural presenter, and I enjoy reading your channel we could do with you on a trip to Norway later in the year halibut fishing you could be doing your thing as a presenter while fishing with myself and my mate.
Have you checked the weight of that Honda 20? About 50kg. I have a Mercury 7.5HP at about 30kg and it is about as heavy of an engine as I’m willing to load into the boot of my car. I can easily lift 50kg, but outboards are unwieldy, especially when you’re trying to put that prop in.
Very, very nice setup! That thing must fly with that 20hp.. Wouldn’t you like to have a Bimini top to protect from the sun? There’s a Canadian company that sells these suctions to attach them to the tubes. I have them on mine, I see if I can find the link..
I've been looking at the Hydrus. I was wondering if the epropulsion spirit electric engine would be sufficient if I wanted to stay inside of the breakwater, specifically I'd want it to cope with being able to get me from the plym and across to the Tamar, but thinking it might not be able to cope with the tidal flow entering/leaving river around devils. Storage of the sib would be another question. Is boat yard storage an option, leaving it inflated on a trailor? Are you aware of anyone who Stowe's their sib this way?
Nice set up, have something similar on my F-rib 360. I have a Raymarine fish finder with Navionics loaded on it, it runs off a battery box sitting on the floor of the boat but I like the idea of having a battery box with the fish finder mounted on top. How is the box fitted to the seat without it falling off ?
Nice one Oban. Clear & concise help & advice, particularly like the speed section, it's only the outboard weight differential that keeps me from moving to 4st from 2st. Punctured floor? I thought you had a rubber roll mat flooring to protect it? Am going to order a Lomo seat cushion now😃
Excellent video! What made you go for Tohatsu over, say Suzuki? I'm downgrading or at least downsizing from a Warrior 175 with a 140 to something like this and I'm inclined to stick with Suzuki but your engine looks good! And I gather it's the lightest in its class....?
Great video man, very informative. I just purchased a 12.5 ft Newport Vessel Catalina with a 20 hp 2021 Honda. Hoping it hauls like your SIB. I subbed.
@@obanonthewater7796 I done one last year but ended up deleting it because I purchased a lot more gear, I'll do one next time! Can't wait for this to be over and come down your way... 🤞🤞
Hi I just wanted to ask about drilling into a marine ply floor. I want to put in a couple of straps for my fuel tank - is there an issue with cutting a couple of slots into marine ply? Thanks.
Hi, thanks for your videos, they’ve been so informative in helping me get into sibbing. One question, as I notice yours is the tohatsu electric start: are you using the same battery that’s charging your Striker to start your outboard? I can see the wire just creeping out of shot. As I need to get a motorbike battery to do the same.
Brilliant video. I have a 3.1 Seapro with a 10hp outboard and looking to upsize to a minimum 3.6 with 20hp so your set up was of particular interest to me. Will seriously consider the IBF as I am a little disappointed with the Seapro
Did you ever raise your engine on that? With so much splash your cav plate is probably too low, and engines around that time did switch to 17" instead of 16", like my tohatsu
One or two questions,please.You mentioned you have a floor covering for the boat.Is that a covering made specifically for the boat or something you have made yourself? Also,can you buy a thwart/seat for the forrard part of the boat as i have a friend who is a big lad and is getting on in years and he wouldn't be happy sitting on the side tube.Finally,does the boat pack down to a reasonable size that could fit into the back of a van or in a box trailer?...Good vids,btw and happy future fishing.
I like the scotty mounts a lot. They don't mess about with naff adhesive pads instead it's just a big mounting patch that you 2 part glue. Such a solid mount that I'll often use the rod holder as a handle to brace myself when traveling at speed. Railblaza do have such a good variety though!
Hi Oban Great video. I have ordered the Hydrus 3 and just wondered how you get on with your launch wheels. They seem like they would be a bit more robust than the long arm ones and any info would be great before I push the order button on a set. Thanks
I really like these wheels as they can take a fair load and work very well on concrete stone and hard sand. Not so good on soft sand but then again there aren't many that are. If I could give you one bit of advice it would be to get the quick release ones so you can take them off when folding the boat away. I didn't get that version and regret it massively!
@@obanonthewater7796 Thanks for the advice. Would been keen to meet up once I'm up and running. I do a fair bit of Gilt fishing round the estuaries already but with the bigger 3.7m I fancy heading out a bit once I get hold of a bigger engine. 10hp+ wrong time of year to try and buy used in Cornwall! Will maybe just stick to the estuaries and get one for next year once prices (hopefully) come down a bit!
@@obanonthewater7796 Hi Oban . Just following you for long time. Just bought the same boat as you hydrus III and also a replica of beachmaster wheels the detachable ones. Just to ask if the bottom bolts of the wheels interfere with the air deck or the air deck holder?. Many thanks. Nice videos you do.
Love your video and your set up. Wouldn't your dry bag sink to the bottom of the ocean due to the weight of the anchor ? I could be missing something> Anyway, Thanks
Great compact fishing setup you have there. Just curious if you assemble/disassemble the setup when you go out or if you run it intact and pull it on a trailer ?
Majority of times outboard and all other kit would go in the back and SIB on the roof rack. This would always be my preference but not practical for long journeys
After having recently bought a sib setup myself, I have decided to get a trailer for mine, you can fold it away and unbelievably I can fit my entire setup (4.2m aluminium floor sib and 9.9hp 4stroke outboard + all my fishing/spearfishing kit) into a renault clio with the seats folded down and a roof box. However it is heavy! My boat is 80kg, and then the outboard is 40kg, with all my kit it totals probably about 140-150kg. I found it very hard work to pull it up and down a boat ramp. Also the full setup time for me is about 45 mins to an hour + 20-30 mins of loading into or out of the car, so for a day out its a total of atleast 2-3 hours of setup and pack away time (not including cleaning etc) for that reason I have decided to get a trailer to make everything much easier on my back and also much quicker. I was worried that if it became too much of a hassle to use the boat then I may not use it as much as I would like to. Hope this helps
I tried to send a pm but couldn't work out how to. I've recently taken my 3.6m Air deck out with a now new 20hp (I upgraded from the 12hp). I've had the issue before with the smaller engine but wanted to see what your thoughts were. Just before full plane, I get a hump in the deck and then a pop up effect, some call it aeration. Does the excell have the same issue/trait? All pressures are as stated on the plate.....my next option is to over inflate the keel and deck to see if it stops/reduces the issue. Any feed back from you or others will be greatly appreciated
Hi I’m just starting out with rib ....been sailor and kayak fisherman but wanted more room Could you advise how to put on the finder and does your finder get wet ? The connections corroded repeatedly on kayak harming v small connectors ...should have got lowrance I think Rod holders seem fitted to rib did you do this or part of boat ? How do you fix rods when travelling ...on transom by looks of it
Oban, thanks for vlogs, I am seriously thinking of getting on the water, mainly fresh water but would like the option of getting on the salt. I'm restricted for storage, so my questions are, do you deflate your Sib after each fishing trip, and do you think 25hp would be overkill. I may of missed this point in your last vlogs but any info would be greatly appreciated. Have a Better New Year All. Much Love xx
I realise this is an old post but I will throw in an answer; Perfectly fine deflating and inflating each time. The warmer the weather, the easier it is. Anything bigger than a 20hp 4 stroke is mighty heavy.
Have you fitted launch wheels to your honwave? I can launch and recover my set up solo on slipways and hard sand but soft sand or shingle requires an extra pair of hands. Sometimes I wheel the outboard to the waters edge on its own.
Really liked the idea of the fish finder in the Pelican case!
Great summary video on this type of set up - clear and detailed- best one I have seen well done !
I have a 365 with an outboard. One thing i found handy is a cargo net (for a pickup truck) which helps all the gear stay up in the bow where it's supposed to be. You've made a great video showing some excellent ideas. Thanks for posting it!
Boatworld do some excellent cheap boat bags (for bow and also for the seats) that are on elasticated straps and simply clip to the boats rubbing strip.
Best fishing show on the internet. Brilliant. Thanks.
Oban, you're a breath of fresh air. A pleasant and smart presenter. And, your humility gives you more authority. Well done, lad.
Would love to see a video on all the launch sites you use. Pro's and cons , the slip ways and facilities .
The best demo I have seen so far -Thanks
I know what you mean about engines two stroke worries fuel and breaking down. Four stroke sip at fuel and longer range becomes possible without carrying a ton of petrol. I keep my anchor in a separate bag so it can be deployed quickly and main bag is boyant if I had to jump ship. Great vids 👍👍👍
A very informative video Oban. I've had a number of boats now and have downsized to a 4.3mtr SIB/15hp motor, which I'll use for fun and fishing with the missus. As it's the first SIB I've owned your tips and guides here are very useful. Thanks!
Useful tip about the dry bag...
I cannot stand kit being thrown around the deck when up on the plane! I found dry bags attached to the tubes the best way around this issue.
@@obanonthewater7796 I’m getting my sib next week (need to sell a sword to fund an engine) so watching set up videos like this are really useful! And I HATE mess in boats. Always did when I was a sailing instructor
I’m sold 😂 great vid man!
Great info video, I have a 380 Seamax, I do recommend a Hydroplane fin on your motor, gets you up on plane at 8-10kph or 4-5knots, gives boat a better stable up on plane, better turns & improved fuel economy. Great idea for Gps /nav/phone platform. Good fishing. Rob
Great vid young man, I hope this film blows away the misconceptions about inflatable boats. Great tour of your ship and all the much needed kit. Give me your personal opinion on the tohatsu as i am now looking to change my very unreliable 5hp evinrude. As i fish Scottish lochs only freshwater no need for a large engine but like the look of tohatsu engines . Keep up the good work
Thank you! I plan to make a "used review" vid on the Tohatsu in the near future. This will cover all my thoughts and experiences since a year of purchasing.
Hi, nice video. You spurred me on to purchase one. What pressures do you inflate to ? Thanks
I have a 3.6M sib, just waiting on my Tohatsu 20 to show up, been back ordered a month. Then its time for the maiden voyage
That's was a brilliant watch..thank you👍👍🎣
Excellent video, very professional. Thanks
Great set up for your battery and electronic gear.
What is the name of the waterproof box you have used NAVA ....?
Looks good and solid.
Cheers
Thanks for posting video always enjoy your vids what nation is app are you using many thanks john
Thanks a lot 😊 I have a 12 ft inflatable that I take out on Cook Inlet ( Whiskey Gulch ) Alaska, for Halibut, I go out about 3 miles, not too far just incase the wether turns. Usually come home with about 50 pounds of filets. Anyone's welcome to come.
Sounds like a dream
You make for a natural presenter, and I enjoy reading your channel we could do with you on a trip to Norway later in the year halibut fishing you could be doing your thing as a presenter while fishing with myself and my mate.
Hi, great video, could you tell me, is a short shaft or a long shaft? Many thanks
Short shaft.
Where about a do you go? Ive boated around the Uk for years and record it too
Great video. Where is this ramp?
Parabéns!! Belo bote inflável, uso um para pescar com minha família aqui no Brasil, só não tenho tantos acessórios como você.
Really informative vid.given me some ideas..but can I just ask what sort of life vest do you recommend?
Just bought a brand new Mariner F20MH EFI for my Honwave T35, Cant wait to take it out and break the engine in
Good video.
I'm stuck between the Honwave T38 with Honda 20hp and your setup.
Have you checked the weight of that Honda 20? About 50kg. I have a Mercury 7.5HP at about 30kg and it is about as heavy of an engine as I’m willing to load into the boot of my car. I can easily lift 50kg, but outboards are unwieldy, especially when you’re trying to put that prop in.
The boat fits in boot fine and engine on protected back seat.
@@stevenmoss5295 so what setup did you end up with?
Went with the Honwave T38 IE3 and Honda 20hp. Purchased and collected from Pennine marine in Ilkley.
@@stevenmoss5295 how do you rate the boat and engine on a scale 0-10 so far?
Very, very nice setup! That thing must fly with that 20hp.. Wouldn’t you like to have a Bimini top to protect from the sun? There’s a Canadian company that sells these suctions to attach them to the tubes. I have them on mine, I see if I can find the link..
Awesome video. Any details on that sonar box setup?
Hi Oban, How do you attach your fish finder and battery box outfit to your bench seat ?
Top video for tips! Can I ask where you got the bow cleat and anchor roller from?
I believe these come as standard on the Hydrus range of boats. They can be purchased as an all in one patch that can be glued on.
I've been looking at the Hydrus. I was wondering if the epropulsion spirit electric engine would be sufficient if I wanted to stay inside of the breakwater, specifically I'd want it to cope with being able to get me from the plym and across to the Tamar, but thinking it might not be able to cope with the tidal flow entering/leaving river around devils. Storage of the sib would be another question. Is boat yard storage an option, leaving it inflated on a trailor? Are you aware of anyone who Stowe's their sib this way?
Nice set up, have something similar on my F-rib 360. I have a Raymarine fish finder with Navionics loaded on it, it runs off a battery box sitting on the floor of the boat but I like the idea of having a battery box with the fish finder mounted on top. How is the box fitted to the seat without it falling off ?
Nice one Oban. Clear & concise help & advice, particularly like the speed section, it's only the outboard weight differential that keeps me from moving to 4st from 2st. Punctured floor? I thought you had a rubber roll mat flooring to protect it? Am going to order a Lomo seat cushion now😃
beautiful setup friend
Do you use trailer to transport boat? And if so, do you keep motor on a transom when transporting?
Excellent video! What made you go for Tohatsu over, say Suzuki? I'm downgrading or at least downsizing from a Warrior 175 with a 140 to something like this and I'm inclined to stick with Suzuki but your engine looks good! And I gather it's the lightest in its class....?
I have nothing but good things to say about that engine but I’m sure the Suzuki is equally impressive. Weight and a good deal was the deciding factor.
Great video man, very informative. I just purchased a 12.5 ft Newport Vessel Catalina with a 20 hp 2021 Honda. Hoping it hauls like your SIB. I subbed.
Really good video Oban, have been meaning to do a video of my setup just haven't got round to it yet! Very informative nicely done.
Would love to see your set up mate! I do like the honwaves they're solid SIBs!
@@obanonthewater7796 I done one last year but ended up deleting it because I purchased a lot more gear, I'll do one next time! Can't wait for this to be over and come down your way... 🤞🤞
Hi I just wanted to ask about drilling into a marine ply floor. I want to put in a couple of straps for my fuel tank - is there an issue with cutting a couple of slots into marine ply? Thanks.
Hi, thanks for your videos, they’ve been so informative in helping me get into sibbing. One question, as I notice yours is the tohatsu electric start: are you using the same battery that’s charging your Striker to start your outboard? I can see the wire just creeping out of shot. As I need to get a motorbike battery to do the same.
That’s the wire going from fish finder to transducer I suspect you’ve clocked. The Tohatsu was manual start.
hi there just looking at where to mount my transducer ive got a excel 390 Voltaire like yours are the railblaza mounts ok at speed thanks stu
Brilliant video. I have a 3.1 Seapro with a 10hp outboard and looking to upsize to a minimum 3.6 with 20hp so your set up was of particular interest to me. Will seriously consider the IBF as I am a little disappointed with the Seapro
Thank you very interesting and informative 👍
Love this set up. Looks great for fishing and spearfishing.
Do you think it will fit in a cupboard without the wife seeing it?🤣
That was very helpful mate. Thanks a lot.
Did you ever raise your engine on that? With so much splash your cav plate is probably too low, and engines around that time did switch to 17" instead of 16", like my tohatsu
One or two questions,please.You mentioned you have a floor covering for the boat.Is that a covering made specifically for the boat or something you have made yourself? Also,can you buy a thwart/seat for the forrard part of the boat as i have a friend who is a big lad and is getting on in years and he wouldn't be happy sitting on the side tube.Finally,does the boat pack down to a reasonable size that could fit into the back of a van or in a box trailer?...Good vids,btw and happy future fishing.
Cracking video, always makes my day better🎣
Great video, how does the Scotty mounts compare to the railblaza?
I like the scotty mounts a lot. They don't mess about with naff adhesive pads instead it's just a big mounting patch that you 2 part glue. Such a solid mount that I'll often use the rod holder as a handle to brace myself when traveling at speed. Railblaza do have such a good variety though!
Great video, would you recommend a back up motor?
If you’ve got the space it’s great peace of mind !
Lots of great ideas
Thanks for sharing video
Brilliant
Can I ask how much this sort of set coat please
Hi Oban
Great video. I have ordered the Hydrus 3 and just wondered how you get on with your launch wheels. They seem like they would be a bit more robust than the long arm ones and any info would be great before I push the order button on a set.
Thanks
I really like these wheels as they can take a fair load and work very well on concrete stone and hard sand. Not so good on soft sand but then again there aren't many that are. If I could give you one bit of advice it would be to get the quick release ones so you can take them off when folding the boat away. I didn't get that version and regret it massively!
@@obanonthewater7796 Thanks for the advice. Would been keen to meet up once I'm up and running. I do a fair bit of Gilt fishing round the estuaries already but with the bigger 3.7m I fancy heading out a bit once I get hold of a bigger engine. 10hp+ wrong time of year to try and buy used in Cornwall! Will maybe just stick to the estuaries and get one for next year once prices (hopefully) come down a bit!
@@obanonthewater7796 Hi Oban . Just following you for long time.
Just bought the same boat as you hydrus III and also a replica of beachmaster wheels the detachable ones. Just to ask if the bottom bolts of the wheels interfere with the air deck or the air deck holder?.
Many thanks.
Nice videos you do.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Random question. Did you cut the raised bits away on top of the peli case or did it comer with that design?
I used a dremel to level it. I guess the same could be done with a file if you’ve got the patience
@@obanonthewater7796 Great idea, thank you for replying 👍
Very informative and well presented. Thank you.
Great video great set up. Looking at investing in a garmin striker 4 is it easy to set up ?
Also would it be possible to post a video or picture of the transducer set up on the transom please
very simple to set up with a small selection of hand tools. at some point i'll get round to uploading an in depth look at my set up and the mods
@@obanonthewater7796 thats great and what sort of battery do you use ?
Love your video and your set up. Wouldn't your dry bag sink to the bottom of the ocean due to the weight of the anchor ? I could be missing something> Anyway, Thanks
If sealed up properly no!
Great compact fishing setup you have there. Just curious if you assemble/disassemble the setup when you go out or if you run it intact and pull it on a trailer ?
Majority of times outboard and all other kit would go in the back and SIB on the roof rack. This would always be my preference but not practical for long journeys
would love to know where you purchase it.
purchase one to go fish my brother and I
Great video. Would I need a trailer or is it easy to fold away?.
After having recently bought a sib setup myself, I have decided to get a trailer for mine, you can fold it away and unbelievably I can fit my entire setup (4.2m aluminium floor sib and 9.9hp 4stroke outboard + all my fishing/spearfishing kit) into a renault clio with the seats folded down and a roof box. However it is heavy! My boat is 80kg, and then the outboard is 40kg, with all my kit it totals probably about 140-150kg. I found it very hard work to pull it up and down a boat ramp. Also the full setup time for me is about 45 mins to an hour + 20-30 mins of loading into or out of the car, so for a day out its a total of atleast 2-3 hours of setup and pack away time (not including cleaning etc) for that reason I have decided to get a trailer to make everything much easier on my back and also much quicker. I was worried that if it became too much of a hassle to use the boat then I may not use it as much as I would like to. Hope this helps
How did you mount the dry box with your nav setup to the bench?
Hole, 50mm bolt and wing nut 👌
Wheels ...do they risk getting in way of engine cheers
I tried to send a pm but couldn't work out how to. I've recently taken my 3.6m Air deck out with a now new 20hp (I upgraded from the 12hp). I've had the issue before with the smaller engine but wanted to see what your thoughts were. Just before full plane, I get a hump in the deck and then a pop up effect, some call it aeration. Does the excell have the same issue/trait? All pressures are as stated on the plate.....my next option is to over inflate the keel and deck to see if it stops/reduces the issue. Any feed back from you or others will be greatly appreciated
What’s the air deck like in comparison to a solid? Is it sturdy in rough water while travelling at speed is it stable enough to stand up on?
Great video as always. Just a quick question, how do you find the beach master wheels when pulling the boat up a steep slip ??
These aren't the branded ones but can't knock them. You're always going to be fighting gravity but they are solid and perfect for slipways
@@obanonthewater7796 brilliant, to be honest I think I eyed up the unbranded cheaper version. I think ille give them a go 👍
Great videos, really informative, 10 out of 10! 👍 🎣
What navionic app are you using
Wait, 26 miles total with 2 liters left over on 12 liters tank?
Love full speed
Nice setup
Hi I’m just starting out with rib ....been sailor and kayak fisherman but wanted more room
Could you advise how to put on the finder and does your finder get wet ? The connections corroded repeatedly on kayak harming v small connectors ...should have got lowrance I think
Rod holders seem fitted to rib did you do this or part of boat ?
How do you fix rods when travelling ...on transom by looks of it
How do you have the pelican case mounted down?
What camera do you film with?
great vid love the set-up do you use a trailer to get it about?
Lovely boat!
Why not electrical start? Its only 10lbs heavier?
It’s not worth the extra cost, weight and hassle of carrying a battery around
Hey Oban, Which is the best avionics app?
Ahhh brill dude thanks, dropped you a sub tight lines for the summer!
Hi do you have to insurance these boat and if so how much does it cost please thinking about getting one in the future
great video
Why do you think the 10hp broke down a lot? was it new or used when you got it first?
Oban, thanks for vlogs, I am seriously thinking of getting on the water, mainly fresh water but would like the option of getting on the salt. I'm restricted for storage, so my questions are, do you deflate your Sib after each fishing trip, and do you think 25hp would be overkill. I may of missed this point in your last vlogs but any info would be greatly appreciated. Have a Better New Year All. Much Love xx
I realise this is an old post but I will throw in an answer;
Perfectly fine deflating and inflating each time. The warmer the weather, the easier it is.
Anything bigger than a 20hp 4 stroke is mighty heavy.
Have you checked your top speed with your set up? Nice video!
Great vidio
Do you want to stick with a sib or do you plan on someday getting a rib or whaly boat?
Another great video Oban. Top channel 👍
Is the flat or v shape hull? Cheers
The inflatable keel gives a shallow v shape
long or short shaft suite for inflatable
Short 99% of the time
How do you go about launching solo? I have a honwave 3.8m and thats always a 2 person job especially hauling back up the slip
Have you fitted launch wheels to your honwave? I can launch and recover my set up solo on slipways and hard sand but soft sand or shingle requires an extra pair of hands. Sometimes I wheel the outboard to the waters edge on its own.
Great video, thanks
I have a 15 ho Johnson motor 1989 amd works flawless tho to spend a lot for a motor more then the boat cost tho hmm but cool video tho
What rod holders are the rear ones?
Made by Berkley. It came as 3 tubes but I shortened it to 2 as to not interfer with the tiller/engine
How are the rod holders on the side mounted please
Do you have some emergency “ladder” or similar?
Nope, I find it quite easy to pull myself back on board. I can manage it using one arm.
Where is this harbour?
River tamar right under the big bridge to get to corn
@@I.have.an.std. thanx
Good video
Cheers Oban
It that the tamar bridge.
Yes it is