we would paddle in...
the first couple waves would be the nicest
there were two sets of waves because of the catamaran hull
small waves would linger around for 15 - 30 mins
Oh yeah, that thing is a beast... the Miss Midland is probably half that size. Did you guys tow in, or paddle in? There's gotta be another ferry nearby.
Oh man, sounds fun. There's a ferry up in Georgian Bay I've been meaning to scope out, the Miss Midland. It leaves from Midland and does 4 tours a day. It tours around a bunch of islands, but it gets moving pretty quick on the open water.…
we would paddle in...
the first couple waves would be the nicest
there were two sets of waves because of the catamaran hull
small waves would linger around for 15 - 30 mins
Oh yeah, that thing is a beast... the Miss Midland is probably half that size. Did you guys tow in, or paddle in? There's gotta be another ferry nearby.
General characteristics
Type: High-speed craft
Displacement: 5,617 long tons (5,707 t)
Length: 91.3 m (299 ft 6 in)
Beam: 26 m (85 ft 4 in)
Draught: 3.7 m (12 ft 2 in)
Ramps: Stern Ro-Ro loading
Propulsion: 4 × Ruston 20 RK 270 medium-speed diesel engines, 38,000 bhp (28,337 kW)
Speed: 43 knots (80 km/h; 49 mph)
Boats and landing
craft carried: 10 × 100-person life rafts, 4 escape slides
Capacity: 762 passengers
240 vehicles
yeah it probably doesnt kick up as much wake as this thing
it used to make anywhere between 1' and 5' waves depending on their angle of approach and speed
Oh man, sounds fun. There's a ferry up in Georgian Bay I've been meaning to scope out, the Miss Midland. It leaves from Midland and does 4 tours a day. It tours around a bunch of islands, but it gets moving pretty quick on the open water. It's probably not as big of a boat though, so I'm not sure how big the wake gets.