Comentarii la: Retrageți-vă în navigație! Obțineți experiență, cumpărați o barcă, mergeți la navigație! Ep 250 – Lady K Sailing

De: Sean Rhone

Sean Rhone — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 20:35:18 +0000

Joined FB under a different name and joined your group.

De: Philip Mare

Philip Mare — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 20:00:16 +0000

Yip … Definitely a Lady to keep that island style bed in the V birth busy …. You should be out sailing!

De: Tom Cucolo

Tom Cucolo — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 19:18:35 +0000

I cant believe the topic of this video, it is like you read my mind.

De: Ken Mcclow

Ken Mcclow — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 17:33:43 +0000

I bought a boat, motored it out in the middle of the lake, turned the motor off and then figured out how to make it move with the sails. That was a 24 foot boat with a keel and almost standing head room. I had grown up with my parents in an 18 foot canoe with a sailing rig and daggerboards, and my uncle sailed around the world with his Valiant 40. I had spent a windless afternoon on his boat once and he hadn’t started his trip yet when I bought my boat. My brother did crew for him for a week going down the ICW.
I don’t recommend buying too large of a first boat. There was a guy at my marina who was really Mr. Sailing, but his boat was more than 40 feet with a full keel and a bowsprit and it turned out he was too terrified to back it out of his slip. I think the only time it left the dock was when someone came and took him sailing. I really liked that my first boat had a fin keel, a large rudder and an outboard motor, so it could turn inside its own length. My second boat had an infernal diesel engine and was a whole new learning curve, but the roller furling was a game changer in comfort and convenience.
Now I am retired and thinking about another boat, but I like smaller cheaper and easy to handle boats. Anything you break on a 45 foot boat is going to cost twice as much as a 35 foot.

De: MavericAvi8or

MavericAvi8or — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 17:14:53 +0000

Thanks for the advice Tim! I recently retired and have been devouring sailing channels. I will definitely check out the crew route!

De: Sarah Losen Blair

Sarah Losen Blair — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 16:23:28 +0000

Probably the funniest videos of Lady K I have watched. Great info and the sarcasm kept me chuckling

De: Robert Davidson

Robert Davidson — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 16:11:34 +0000

Back in the 80s, got the sailing urge and read every book that I could find on sailing, bought a 16 foot day sailer and made every mistake known to man. Mistakes became less and less. Several boats later I am now well retired and still dreaming of the Bahamas. Hoping that I can still carry on this fine hobby for a few more years. Love your channel. Keep it going.

De: Todd Dunn

Todd Dunn — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 15:38:23 +0000

I leaned to sail in college, which had a required sailing program. I disagree 100% about racing. Joining a yacht club is expensive and around here you need to know the right people to get required referrals. In my experience delivery crewing almost always involves a schedule. That may mean a lot of motoring or making hops in pretty crummy conditions.

De: Matt

Matt — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 15:01:17 +0000

Encouraging people to set up fake FB accounts to use your page will destroy your credibility. I want to know a little bit about someone before they go on a cruise. Fake FB profiles are a red flag to this Captain.

De: Brown Noise

Brown Noise — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 13:38:20 +0000

Best intro to Sailing for Newbies I’ve ever seen, is the YouTube Channel of IGOR STROPNIK - caps to make sure I get the spelling right. Just look down the list of his videos to find it , in which he uses a two Sail Dinghy and even Demionstrates Telltales. He is Croatian but has very good English.tbh, it’s better than theRYA intro videos.it’s worth rewatching for refreshers. Great guy, I hope to meet him sometime to buy him a meal as a thank you for the assistance he has given to new Sailors (same for Tim of Lady K too) Best Wishes. Bob