Lots of rocks, but they don't move around much. And often we can be 100 yards from shore and in 100-300 feet of water. That's not to say there aren't surprises here and there, but most are well charted. When exploring a place with old or less detailed charting, we're pretty careful. And there's floating wood too.
In my small boats, I always carried spare props. I like the Nordic Tug's full keel with protected single prop and rudder.
thank you for the beautiful pictures, nice animals in the pictures.
I took my tug keel little contact with the round rock. looked out onto a very small damage, but the maintenance guy got run deep into the fiber, the fiber came hard against. I was a huge surprise that the keel of which is hollow in the middle, and the fiber thickness of the keel beneath relatively thin.
