Others quietly pull out at dusk to watch otters feed and osprey hunt. Some want to camp. They load their WGW with waterproof gear bags and row off for the weekend, or longer. Some folks build the Wherry to row into open saltwater to fish for salmon and halibut. Retired folks put out crab pots and check them daily from their boat.
Families pile in for picnic destinations and low-tide exploration.
The WGW also makes a fun sailing craft. The fully illustrated construction manual comes with specs for rigging the Wineglass with a 55 sq. Sprit sail or a 42 sq. Diagrams show placements for a mast, centerboard or daggerboard, and tiller. No strongback required.