William Thomas
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jul 3, 2016
- Messages
- 77
- Fluid Motion Model
- C-24 C
- Non-Fluid Motion Model
- Cut Water 28
- Vessel Name
- Dream Catcher
We have towed a jet ski behind our cruiser on lake Powell for many years. Great tool for having fun and investigating new canyons and secluded anchorages.
Down side was towing it around behind a fast cruiser. Did impact the fuel consumption numbers. We cruise at much slower speeds with the CW28 so might be easier on the fuel consumption.
We now own a new,(2017)CW 28 and last summer cruised southern shore of Lk. Superior and northern Lk. Michigan. Really missed that jet ski for the very reasons mentioned above. We did take an inflatable dinghy with a 2.3 HP outboard. not a lot of fun and didn't compare to exploring on the fast moving jetski.
I know a lot of cruisers hate to see a jet ski coming around the bend, but they sure can click off the miles.
Anyone elected to use a jetski as their dingy choice, and if so how has that worked?
We will be doing the North Channel this summer along with the Georgian Bay's 30,000 islands area.
I am seriously thinking of taking that jet ski!
B. Thomas
Down side was towing it around behind a fast cruiser. Did impact the fuel consumption numbers. We cruise at much slower speeds with the CW28 so might be easier on the fuel consumption.
We now own a new,(2017)CW 28 and last summer cruised southern shore of Lk. Superior and northern Lk. Michigan. Really missed that jet ski for the very reasons mentioned above. We did take an inflatable dinghy with a 2.3 HP outboard. not a lot of fun and didn't compare to exploring on the fast moving jetski.
I know a lot of cruisers hate to see a jet ski coming around the bend, but they sure can click off the miles.
Anyone elected to use a jetski as their dingy choice, and if so how has that worked?
We will be doing the North Channel this summer along with the Georgian Bay's 30,000 islands area.
I am seriously thinking of taking that jet ski!
B. Thomas