Created with Sketch.
Created with Sketch.

The R/V Deline Duckworth is a durable and reliable vessel refitted to support research and community initiatives on Great Bear Lake and beyond.

Operating Season:

June - October (weather dependent)

Operating Region:

Great Bear Lake

Vessel Specifications:

Builder: Duckworth

Launched: 2018

Build Material: Welded Aluminum

Length: 7.98m (26’)

Breadth: 2.6m (102’’)

Draft: 0.4m (16’’)

Propulsion: Outboard Engines 300hp Yamaha / 9.9hp Yamaha

Carrying Capacity: 600kg (1320lb) Including crew.

Crew Capacity: 8

Cruising Range: 200 Nm extended range possible with 475 NM range possible w/ aux fuel tanks

Cruising Speed: 24 kts

Maximum Speed: 32kts

Fuel Capacity: 458L

Features:

Heated Cab

Electric line hauler 150lb SWL

Furuno Radar

Furuno Plotter/Sounder

VHF Radio

Solar Charging system

The R/V Deline Duckworth is a durable and reliable vessel refitted to support research and community initiatives on Great Bear Lake and beyond. Constructed from welded aluminum, this 7.98-meter (26’) vessel offers durability and performance in demanding environments. Powered by a 300hp Yamaha engine with a 9.9hp auxiliary, it cruises comfortably at 24 knots with a top speed of 32 knots, while its 458L fuel capacity and extended range options enable operations up to 475 nautical miles with auxiliary tanks.

Designed for versatility, the R/V Deline Duckworth features a heated cabin for comfort in cold climates and an electric line hauler with a 150lb safe working load (SWL) for efficient data collection. Equipped with advanced navigation tools, including Furuno radar, a plotter/sounder, and a VHF radio, the vessel ensures precision and connectivity during missions. Its solar charging system further enhances sustainability and operational efficiency.

With a carrying capacity of 600kg (1320lb) and space for up to two crew and six complement, the R/V Deline Duckworth is an ideal choice for ecological research, fisheries monitoring, and community outreach projects. Its innovative design and reliable performance make it an indispensable asset for Northern community and conservation efforts.