He now had 13 men, two whale boats and a purchased umiak. "Nunavik" is a sister ship to the 2006-built "Umiak I". By the 16th century, umiak and kayak whale hunting had ceased in the High Arctic. Normally , the umiak could be anywhere from and wide. Because the umiak has no keel, the sails cannot be used for tacking. "Umiak I" is long and has a beam of . In open water, "Umiak I" can achieve a speed of with only 35% engine load. "Umiak I" was featured in an hour-long documentary in season 5 of Mighty Ships.