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The reason I'm asking is that I occasionally go camping and I think that
beaching my boat will be safer than leaving it overnight at anchor. Any views? "Rod McInnis" wrote in message ... "Kenneth Hopkins" wrote in message ... Hi Guys Has anyone tried using inflatable rollers to beach their boat (on a beach!)? I was wondering if this could be done with well inflated fenders for my 19' sportsboat? Why do you want your 19' boat up on the beach? Beaching a boat is always risky. I have done it a lot, but have always been close by so that I could push the boat out into deeper water if a big wake was coming. If you don't get the boat high enough up to clear it from the reach of waves/wakes then the boat can really take a pounding. In addition, it the beach has a significant slope to it then it is lifting the bow high. If a big wakes comes along, and the back of the boat is still in the water, the bow up attitude can make the stern "sink", (or at least not rise with the wake) and the wake can break over the transom, filling the boat with water. Rod |
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