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G’day all,
<p style=”text-align: center;”>I have just returned from a short cruises in the eastern Kimberley in a small trailer sailer. My tender was a 10 ft Walker bay with inflatable sides. Very stable. But, I was very limited as to how far I could travel, was constantly concerned about crocks and definately not able or game enought to fish from it. And due to that fact I missed a lot of fishing opertunities, which for me is one of the big draw cards of the area. I am sure a bigger, stronger dingy would have made my Kimberley experience so very much better and now, after it’s all over, after much expense and organisation and getting there, and now after six days on the road and still not home,feel a bit disappointed about some of the things I missed due to the small tender. Take a bigger tender if you possibly can.</p>I launched my trailer sailer at this ramp and found it to be excellent. Very muddy at low tide though still adaquite. I pulled my boat out with my nissan navara at a very low tide, but apart from smelly mud everywhere, had no problems tStaying on the jetty is not a problem. There is plenty of room. Crocks are reputed to be a nuisance but l had no problems.
