Sailing 80nm, Catching Yellowfin Tuna and Getting Diesel from Bins
Join us this week as Cole, Steb and I sail 80 nm to Great Inagua in time to pick up our final crew member, Alex, for our crossing to Panama! During our sail, we catch Mahi, Yellowfin tuna, and skip jack then entire way! When we arrive, we fuel up out of bins at the government dock and give away some fish and a pair of fins to a couple locals.
Join us this week as Cole, Steb and I sail 80 nm to Great Inagua in time to pick up our final crew member, Alex, for our crossing to Panama! During our sail, we catch Mahi, Yellowfin tuna, and skip jack then entire way! When we arrive, we fuel up out of bins at the government dock and give away some fish and a pair of fins to a couple locals.
Freediver Steph
Dream It then do It! That's exactly what I did. I am your typical girl who went to school, got a job, worked my way up the corporate ladder and left it all to pursue life on the ocean! Join me as I figure out how to sail, work on the boat, spearfish, swim with sharks and adventure to the most beautiful places in the Bahamas. My goal is to make this world a better place through sustainable living and conservation efforts. I am so excited for this adventure and looking forward to sharing every step of the way with you!
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