Angle lifeboat alerted to check on kayak

The D-class lifeboat SuperG II was launched at 10.43pm and reached the scene in six minutes. It was found that the kayak was at anchor and a nearby fishing boat confirmed that it had been used as the vessel’s tender.

With no assistance required, the lifeboat was released to return to her station, where she was rehoused at 11.18pm.

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The picture shows Angle RNLI’s D-class inshore lifeboat SuperG II being launched on Wednesday night (June 22).
Photo: Angle RNLI.

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