Catching Tuna On The Baja Coast Vlog#22
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Vlog #22
We sail from Turtle Bay to Punta Abreojos overnight and had a surprise visitor. Jessica got hit by a duck???? in the middle of the night. Not too sure, some kind of avian creature. Let me know if you can correctly identify this wild specimen that illegally boarded my boat without permission!
Then in the morning Trav got straight to catching tuna. One after the other until i finally had to make him pull the lines out, it was getting to be too much and the freezer was full.
When we arrived at Punta Abreojos we had a nap and then went into town for supplies.
Loved this town, it was super cute and everyone was sooooo nice.
We had to do a surf landing in the dinghy. Trav told me that he would tell me when I should jump out. Of course I didnt listen, and jumped way too soon, straight into neck level water. Trav really was impressed and made fun of me all day about that stupidity.
We finally got in and got our water and groceries and (tried) to cruise back to Decorum.
Along the way our dinghy engine decided to randomly shut off and we were paddling for our lives. (Jessica paddling not actually shown, but DID happen)
For real.
There was no one around to save us and we were either going to be pushed over to Japan and have to get new passports orrrr? Not sure, that’s all we had.
Thank god at least we had just gone to town and gotten water and a bunch of groceries, who knows how long we’ll be out here for.
After struggling for days finally I looked up and yelled TRAV WERE SAVED. He didnt believe me he thought I was just seeing a mirage, also at this point he probably thought that I was a mirage.
Thank sweet lord baby jesus that it wasn’t actually a mirage, REAL life panga with two dapper gentlemen came and saved us. They refused to let us exchange currency for the saving of the lives. They dropped us off back at our boat and we sailed off towards (plot twist!) Japan. Where we became citizens. Amazing!
See you on the next video!
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*WHO ARE WE?*
•We are a Canadian couple, Travis and Jessica. We are cruising around on our 32ft 1981 C&C sailboat. We started our journey in Vancouver, Canada, not really knowing how to sail. Everyday is us just winging it and figuring it out as we go!
••Thanks for following along with us on our adventure! If you have any questions, leave us a comment down below!
•••If you like our videos and would like to contribute you can check out https://www.patreon.com/Sailingdecorum
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