Ojapääte
Ojapääte is a Finnish term referring to a specific type of boat mooring or anchorage. Literally translating to "oar end," it describes a system where a boat is secured by its stern to a fixed point, typically a buoy or a specially constructed mooring post, while the bow remains free. This method contrasts with traditional bow-first mooring.
The primary advantage of Ojapääte is that it allows the boat to swing freely with wind and
Implementing Ojapääte usually involves a strong line or painter attached to the stern cleat, which is then