Ontang is a type ofraft of theSama-Bajau people of thePhilippines. They resemble a miniaturecatamaran, with two bamboo floats about 1 m (3.3 ft) long connected by two bow-shaped booms. A platform made split bamboo is built on top of the booms. Ontang can be used for fishing, but they can also hold lanterns during night-time fishing. They are typically towed behind Sama-Bajau houseboats during travel, with the towing line commonly strung with baited fish hooks.[1]
| Commercial |  | |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional |
| |
| Dories | ||
| Oyster boats | ||
| Recreational | ||
| Builders and designers | ||
