Pardon my ignorance but I only count 2 reefs. What am I missing?

It's half of a henway

Only 29 more views until we find out how our brave hero rescues his overboard crew and defies the forces of nature!

Well, shoot. I already have a Genoa and Main from Judy B. Am I out of luck for Xmas? :( Great video. We have a one of her headsails. Good quality stuff. I think a new main will be under the Christmas tree this year. --Russ No way.. You've got to get one of her new Cruising Code Zeros!!! Then report...

Come on....127 views until the next exciting chapter

I'm drinking my Ovaltine and cutting out my proof of purchases to send in for my prize...

I can't wait to see you on the water here.

No specific storage suggestions for you sorry.

Try posting on mycbc.ca. You can get on the forum before you move here join up and fly our awesome burghee

My guess is a Tayana 37... Currently in Victoria BC?

Based on the Westsail being on the right track clue

Hi Bob,

I'm very curious to know which larger vessel you're getting...

Will you need crew for the trip north?

Willy

1. below hull speed.always have at least some center board or dagger and one or both rudders. Unlike power boats there are no hard chines or skegs on your hull to help you track at low speed. 2. These boats are meant to plane bow high, trying to trim the bow down is detrimental to handling on plane....

Around here we have to buy 91 octane to be sure of no ethanol(alcohol). My boat runs better on high octane fuel from a regular gas station than from what you get on the gas dock or any marked fuel even marked premium. Regular 87 has the most ethanol and goes stale in months. I just bought a new smal...

My answer is Yes you do. The Shrouds on an :macx: are not far enough aft to support the mast properly when running down wind, therefore you need a backstay for downwind sailing. That's my opinion based on my understanding of how the rig works. To follow through with your plan you could get some engi...

A note about my props: The ones that came with the Whipsyjac (1996 fairly stock :macx: ) aren't worth discussing at about 50% slip. I'm running a 1996 Mercury 50hp 4-stroke ELPT carburated motor NOT BIGFOOT (1.83:1gears) with a recommended WOT rpm range of between 5500 and 6000 The michigan wheel Vo...

Hi Darry, I'm sure I could drop my CB this winter and you could trace it if no one has the dimensions on paper.

In your original post you asked about the switch. With a perko style switch you have 1 ,2, both, and off. The batteries are independent on 1, 2, and off. If a battery is not selected it is not charging. If they are combined "both" the weaker or damaged battery will pull your good battery d...

Ahoy Sailors, These last couple years I have been off the water almost as much as I've been off line. In 2014 we made 3 long weekend cruises for about 300nm total. In 2015 a day sail and a single overnighter for 85 or so NM. I did in that time find a prop which helped me over 15kts with my Merc 50. ...