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Worked a charm 🎉

That's a pretty great deal. There are mountain bikes that go for more than the all-in cost here.

Love that nautical star sticker you put on the table and with the pillows, beach towels for seat covers😘. I cringed when you were barefoot scraping barnacles I was waiting for a scream. Your wife looked happy after it was cleaned up. Fair winds and following seas. ⛵

What's with the mask, douche?

I want to travel the world without a slave ID AKA passport, what do you think about that?

You make it sound more economical than i expected. Other expenses I’m forseeing…trailer, galley equipment and supplies (if any), compass, wheel/tiller maintenance, mast repair, etc, etc.

Awesome Job. I have the same boat! I was stuck in some 10 footers two days ago for only about 2 hours couldn't imagine through the night. I was lucky the weather causing the surf was much further off shore and so I only had 15kt winds. You guys did great.

Best beginner video I've ever seen! Well laid out and simple to understand.

Sailor Susie was quiet and obedient avoiding mutiny throughout this voyage! We also learned that a ship has "one" master. We understand how difficult it was for Susie to stay quiet for the duration of this trip who was obviously anxious for some "tacking and jibing" under rough weather.

Nicely done, I'll share this with folks before they sail with me.

Yes, it took an age cos of wind , but got it in the end❤

Did you replace that zinc anode in the heat exchanger?

This is cool as a one off and a valuable learning experience but regardless of your S2 being a Coastal Cruiser I recommend you set the boat up properly for this type of sailing. You need a storm Jib, Tow Line, Life Lines, Lazy Jacks, and a swim platform with ladder. You also need to add a fixed Solar Panel you don’t want to rely on an electric bilge pump with low battery alarms going off. You also need a check list for harsh conditions and know when to sail off a bit. You can always fire up the motor to make up time. I’m not far from you in SWLA. I routinely race the Harvest Moon Regatta and coastal cruise between Louisiana, Houston and Corpus and the GOM can get hairy when the weather isn’t optimal. Your S2 is a well built boat you just need to prepare her and yourselves for the conditions. Knowledge, Preparation and experience lead to confidence 🤙🏼.

FYI, at 6:40 you have port and starboard tack on the wrong sides. Important not to get that mixed up!

Thanks, nice stuff, just plain old sailing, no lifestyle mirage presented.

Great video, very helpful.

Great video! Susie, can you link your adorable suit too please? 😍

Hey Jason - you haven’t posted in a while so just checking in. We just moved our 28’ boat from New England to the Galveston area. My question is how do you sail in this heat!? I’m dying!

A huge step up in size from the 26, it seems. That 10 ft beam appears to make quite the difference.

Love this channel esp for the cost breakdowns. Native Floridian, always thought sail boats were for rich snobby types. Learning it need not be so. I’d like to get into this. Its a money hole I know but so are a motorcycles and I’ve happily spent a ton on those the last 20 years or so.

Great video!

Good teaching..I'll need to watch this one again.. great learning..

no new videos? still got it?

The soup looks sooooo delicious. Love your channel

Appreciate you. Thanks for your time 😊

hey quick question! were you steering with the rudder while you were motoring with the outboard instead of steering with the outboard? does that work?

Q: after spending all the money etc...and you have the sense of ownership.. is it possible to just rent a boat that already has all the stuff done..then turn it back in when you're through? Kinda like renting a condo in Florida for a week or 2..after you're through..it's their upkeep etc..and hurricane..water heater etc.. All this is void if you just WANT to own a boat etc.. Just curious.. Thx..Good info..

There are clear waters in Michigan. The Torch River looks like the Bahamas thanks to evasive muscles.

How I got started: -bought a cheap 20 footer trailer sailer. -watched youtube -Quickly got tired of having to step the mast every damn time and the boat sitting interestingly on the trailer. -remeberes I don't own a house to park it at. -found out marinas are stupid expensive -found out the process to get insurance is stupid expensive -the actually insurance isn't that expensive -found out storage near the water is expensive ish -???? -no profit -its been sitting in storage 1.5 hours away from water for the past 8 months -anyone want a super affordable 20' trailer sailer? They're so cheap!

Haha, yeah, I recognize Dunedin marina. I'm in there too. Where the heck did you find a dinghy for $150? Lol

Interesting

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Are we not posting anymore

The clip things are called shackles. The cool little ends are called acorn nuts. Sailboat pulleys are called blocks. I like using butyl tape to bed the hardware. You can use it in bad weather and it’s better than silicone sealant. When using silicone type sealant, you want to let it set up before you tighten down the hardware all the way, so all of it doesn’t squeeze out.

Just saw Envision is anchored out by me. I said “ hey, I know that vessel!”

The classic on this stuff is “Heavy Weather Sailing “ by Adlard Coles , written the 30 s the experiences , tactics and methods proven arose from the extensive ocean racing ,deliveries etc of his boat Coho .

I’m buying a Catalina 25 here soon

Best sailing instruction yet. To the point, laid back, no fluff, just teaching... Great.... do more like this please...

Add more tension on your jib halyard.

I got my Day Skipper last year and have to say this video is perhaps the best I’ve seen at summarizing the basics (leaps and bounds ahead of what I paid for). Well done and thank you - a great refresher.

Jason, you guys doing alright, haven't seen anything from you guys in a while. Hope all is ok.

Excellent Demo. Thank you👍👍👍👍👍

This is good stuff, thank you

I restored a 76 Catalina 22 it was a blast I paid 1,900 put about 3,000 in her it is a beautiful boat now. I love sailing her on the rivers in Washington

Great video thank you

You proved that boat can easily handle 25 knots and open ocean. Pretty much and 30 footer id going to get bounced around like that. If you could have lowered the main and put out just a scrap of jib it may have been a bit more comfortable. getting over 5 knots is over powered. Overall you did great.

you can install depth finder sending unit inside the boat in the lower hull, get a short length of 6inch diameter or just a bit larger than the sender pvc pipe with a screw cap, epoxy it to the hull inside near bilge in any convieniant location below water line at lowest position possible, install the sender inside the pipe faceing downward, fill with water, a small notch will alow wire location so cap screws on, unit will work thru the fiber glass, its now protected inside the hull safe from damage and away from those busy little sea creatures

Hi, great video. Our first sailboat was a 1986 Catalina 22. We bought it in 1988 and sailed it on a small inland lake in Southern Ohio. The brochure said "it sleeps five"....I told my wife "four of them better be pretty cute". 😎 Anyway, we sailed that lake from March to November on our Catalina 22, then our Hunter 25, then our Hunter 27. We retired, sold our house in ohio and in florida and bought a 1976 Pearson 365 ketch in 2002. Weve been cruising full-time for 22 years on the Pearson and have been from Nove Scotia to Grand Turk. Were slowing down now, im 78 and shes 77 but we're still sailing thousands of miles a year. My point is that there's a line that runs from your weekend Catalina 22 to a full-time cruising sailboat dream. Good luck and enjoy the adventure. Steve&Judy s/v Norne Gaest

thank that was very inspiring tort me a lot thanks

Good for you! Let us know when you acquire the new boat, I'll rejoin patreon