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Crossing the Gulf Stream in good weather beats boat preparation hands down. And it starts days, even weeks before. Here’s why. In fact to Go or No Go on any passage scores:
WEATHER 10
BOAT PREP Meh.
Does this mean we should neglect our boat? No. But a boat, any boat, is NEVER ready. Good weather w...
Leaving the BAHAMAS, Mysterious Floating Object, and entering the ST. LUCIE INLET!!
We survive a ROUGH night at anchor and our surly moods the following morning to enjoy a beautiful transit back across the Gulf Stream in the Atlantic Ocean toward the Florida coast. A mysterious floating object k...
This week on Luckyfish we:
almost lose the drone
cross one of the busiest shipping lanes
explain collision avoidance
see our first water spout
find the dangers of micro-sleeps
meet head-on, the power of the Gulf Stream
and Zaya has a shower
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This is the FINAL video of season 2 of Sailing Wisdom! We journey from the Bahamas across the Gulf Stream to Lake Worth, Florida where we will provision for our Atlantic Crossing. The trip is not as simple or fast as it should be, however, as we encounter multiple squalls and a dead calm that traps ...
The Tula Shop - The dinghy broke down at Cat Cay before we left the Bahamas but we managed to get her back to Adrenaline and we shortly set sail for Florida across the Gulf Stream for the 6th time but our 2nd aboard our 41' Catamaran!
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With light winds after midnight and into the morning of May 16 go our hopes for a late day arrival. Moderate winds out of the south develop in the afternoon to help us on our way but also bring in showery weather. We enter the Thimble Shoal Channel around midnight, and are finally anchor down in H...
Miami to Virginia, Part Two. Fair weather persists, and so does a diurnal wind cycle--southeasterlies at night backing to light northeasterlies the following morning. Progress would be painfully slow if not for the Gulf Stream current pushing us along at two or three knots. Approaching Cape Hatte...
Thursday, May 10, and we are off for Virginia. We end up having to tack out of the Old Florida Channel to reach open waters. The winds stubbornly remain east to northeast, pushing us westward until we close the coast around Lake Worth the following morning. Then the winds fall light. We tack bac...
“Never cross with a north wind!” Can you hear it? Pam Wall’s little energetic voice? She repeated this warning many times when we first saw, heard and met her at the Miami Boat Show back in February, 2015. I had no idea that amazing little enthusiastic woman would soon thereafter change my life,...
How do you cross the Gulf stream and sail to the Bahamas? Well we did it a few weeks ago and found the information available to be scarce or scattered. So we thought we would show you our take on this.
It's not difficult, if you pick your weather carefully and use good information to plan a cro...
Our sailing from Florida to Bahamas adventure took us to the Royal Island Harbor. Let me recount: The wind is howling. One of our cockpit sun cover straps is sporadically flapping making a strong humming sound. The waves are lapping against the hull with an occasional ‘clap’ causing my adrenaline to...
We're crossing the Gulf Stream once again.
In this video, we make a big mistake...
...we go back to the States.
Well, that's my (Ben's) opinion anyways.
Yes, it's sad but true. We cross the Gulf Stream from East to West and we wind up back in the land of brown water.
It'...
Here we go FOR REAL! We're leavin' Miami and heading to Panama (via the Bahamas). Let's Do It!
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In this video we cross the Gulf Stream after a night of impressive thunderstorms, and then we are in green water as we approach the mouth of the Chesapeake. We arrive in Hampton, Virginia, just before midnight on June 17, having done the 1,300 mile passage in a little under two weeks.
This is it! No more Bahamas! It's time to head back to the USA.
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We flip a 180 in the Ragged Islands to start the sail north towards Nassau and then turn...
The current of the Gulf Stream is no joke, particularly when it is pushing you into head winds. Watch as we reef up and cross a pretty kicked up sea state across the Gulf Stream, sing to our first Cuban sunrise, deal with an issue with the furling gear on our headsail, navigate the entry to Marina ...
Part two of our Patreon asked Q&A. We dive into the second half of the 'saga' with a few off-the-wall questions.
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The past 6 months of our lives have built up to this one day: WE ARE FINALLY LEAVING FLORIDA & SAILING TO THE BAHAMAS!
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More lessons learned and our thoughts on this crazy sail:
Today we're helping a friend sail south in his new-to-him Lagoon 410 S2 catamaran. We're going as crew to help ease the burden of the three day sail.
It was supposed to be an easy sail from St. Augustine to Ft. Lauderdale. &...
A 3-part film series by Paul and Leslie Burgess
Sail with Paul and Leslie aboard Suliere, their 50 foot ocean-going catamaran as they voyage to Cuba's Hemingway Marina, tour old Havana and the Cuban countryside, then sail on to the remote Ragged Islands of the Bahamas.
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A 3-part film series by Paul and Leslie Burgess
Sail with Paul and Leslie aboard Suliere, their 50 foot ocean-going catamaran as they voyage to Cuba's Hemingway Marina, tour old Havana and the Cuban countryside, then sail on to the remote Ragged Islands of the Bahamas.
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