Part 27 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Archie's Island near John's Pass, Florida is busy with people enjoying the beach. Ashley soaks up the sun while Mike does some fishing. Fireworks at night lead to exploring the island the following day...
Part 26 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Traveling by motor sailer on the Intracostal Waterway, down through the narrows. Communication with Park Boulevard Bridge reveals that it is not operating properly. We are asked to wait for an electrician...
Part 25 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Ashley and Mike explore One Tree Island near Clearwater Florida! An American Flag is flying and Ashley takes a swim. We leave and continue the voyage south through the "Narrows" and hail the Indian Roc...
Part 24 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. We sail south from Caladesi Island and drop anchor at Clearwater Beach! Ashley leads the way to a restaurant, then we cruise to One Tree Island.
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Part 23 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Caladesi Island (State Park) near Clearwater Beach Florida is the best tropical island beach we've found in Florida (in our opinion, so far). The water is filled with Snook. Ashley and Mike string up a h...
Part 22 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. After sailing in the Gulf of Mexico, we drop anchor at a tropical island beach! Caladesi Island State Park is large, secluded and beautiful with white sand, Palm trees and clear water.
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Part 21 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Despite a small craft advisory for high winds, we pull anchor at Horseshoe Island after removing a few mud crabs from our trap. Ashley hails a bascule bridge and we cruise past Honeymoon Island after un...
Part 20 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Exploring Horseshoe island reveals: It's a perfect island for camping! A newly constructed structure is found along with beaches, palms and large pine trees. This island reminds us of a manicured park....
Part 18 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. After catching a large stingray, Ashley explores Three Rooker Island (Anclote Key State Park). This is one of the most beautiful Islands we have ever set foot on!
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Part 17 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Catching fish and a shark is a workout at the stunningly beautiful Three Rooker Island, part of Anclote Key State Park. Ashley demonstrates how she stays fit while on our sailboat.
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Part 16 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Anchored at North Anclote Key, the wind changes direction and leaves us pinned against the sandbar. tremendous side load causes the cheap anchor swivel to fail. Luckily, Mike retrieves the anchor and we...
Part 15 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Ashley and Mike untie the lines and enjoy the freedom of the sea! North Anclote Key and sandbar is filled with boaters.
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Part 14 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Anclote River Park is where we decide to raise the mast on our trailer sailer. After rigging and launching our sailboat , we are recognized by YouTube subscribers!
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Part 49 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Ashley and Mike are parrot heads at Margaritaville on Duval Street Key West. After a relaxing time in the pool at The Perry Hotel, we take the mast down and load our sailboat on it's trailer at Boyd's Campgro...
Part 48 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Live music at Schooner Wharf Bar is a tranquil experience during Fantasy Fest. The Green Parrot is fun and everyone was feeling frisky at Willy T's on Duval Street. After some ice cream from Kilwins, Ashley ...
Part 46 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Ashley arrives on Duval Street and gets body painted! We park at the Hog's Breath Saloon, walk to the Smallest Bar, Capt.Tony's Saloon and Rick's Bar. Irish Kevin performs an Irish song, then we visit Sloppy ...
Part 45 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. After the Hurricane Hole, we visit 11th Street Public Boat Launch, Smathers Beach, City Marina, and the Key West Express. Dante's Pool Bar is filled with naturism and fun. We finally make it to Duval Street w...
Part 44 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Stock Island Marina is a great place to meet nice people, rent a scooter and have an epic pool party! We visit 3 boat ramps on Stock Island: Key Haven Boat Ramp, Murray Marine and Boyd's Key West Campground....
Part 43 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Stock Island Marina provides a warm welcome to transient boaters. Ashley reflects on the successful journey and Mike begins to cry from joy. We explore the Perry Hotel pool and bar.
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Part 42 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. As we approach Key West, emotions are high! Excitement, joy and the feeling of accomplishment are overwelming. Stock Island Marina is the arrival location.
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Part 41 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. The final passage to Key West on our water ballast, swing keel, trailer sailboat was a bit rough. After the tiki bar on Ramrod Key and wishing Captain Jack farewell the following day, we make our way to Key W...
Part 40 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. After meeting Captain Jack and other locals, we travel the canals of Ramrod Key to the Shell gas station and nearby Tiki Bar. The narrow canals make maneuvering our sailboat challenging.
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Part 38 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. Ashley and Mike drop anchor at Picnic Island in the Florida Keys. We catch small sting rays, swim and explore the surroundings. Mike sits on shore feeling accomplished then a storm rolls in.
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Part 37 of a series: Sailing Miami to Key West. We catch our first shark! Anchored at Molasses Key, morning brings an issue with the outboard motor. We continue south. Fishing while we travel on the Atlantic Ocean and catch two large barracuda!
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