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Many ketch-rigged yachts of today use [[Bermudian]]-rig instead of gaff-rig on the '''mizzen'''  mast.  
 
Many ketch-rigged yachts of today use [[Bermudian]]-rig instead of gaff-rig on the '''mizzen'''  mast.  
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:A nineteenth century working ketch, the "May Queen", is semi-permanently moored at Constitution Dock in [[Hobart]], [[Tasmania]] as part of the [[Tasmania]]n Maritime Museum. The photographs on the link below show a ketch in full flight.  
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:A nineteenth century working ketch, the "May Queen", is semi-permanently moored at Constitution Dock in [[Hobart]], [[Tasmania]] as part of the [[Tasmania]]n Maritime Museum. The photographs on the link below include a ketch in full flight.  
 
http://www.maritimetas.org/collection-displays/may-queen/may-queens-working-life  
 
http://www.maritimetas.org/collection-displays/may-queen/may-queens-working-life  
  
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