The volunteer crew were called out late last night.
Flamborough RNLI launched yesterday (15 July) at 9:50pm at the request of UK Coastguard, following a report of a person with a paddle board, in difficulty and shouting for help, east of South Landing.
Volunteer crew located the casualty, who was in the water with his Kayak at 9:55pm.
The casualty was taken on board and returned to Flamborough RNLI Lifeboat Station where he was handed to the care of Coastguard personnel.
The tractor and lifeboat were cleaned refuelled and prepared for the next service.


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