Lynæsjolle

Lynæs

Dinghy from Lynæs, 1960

Lynæs was built entirely of oak by the renowned boatbuilder Christian Madsen in Lynæs. During his 95-year lifetime he produced some 365 clinkerbuilt boats of oak, ranging in length from 4 to 9 m. The dinghy was used for small-scale fishing and for hunting birds, a purpose for which it was ideally suited because with its daggerboard lifted it could float in extremely shallow water.

Lynæs is rigged with a lateen sail.

Currently the boat is in storage.