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The crew of a Cal Boats 2-46, named Maverick, departs Placencia, Belize, for a coastal transit towards Caye Caulker.2:19 The passage includes stops at Zapadilla Lagoon and Bluefield Range.0:49 During the departure from Bluefield Range, the crew navigates a narrow channel known as Porto Stucco, requiring caution due to the vessel’s 5-foot draft.15:43 The helmsman relies on a mobile navigation app for route detail, noting a preference for its interface over the onboard Raymarine system.17:00 Procedures for weighing anchor involve the bowman spotting for obstructions and directing the helmsman, while a crew member monitors the chain locker to prevent piling.16:43 The vessel utilises a Viking Anchor, which provides secure holding in the remote anchorage.13:56 The crew maintains a pre-departure checklist to secure loose gear for rolly seas and coordinates logistics for a guest arrival in Caye Caulker.1:32

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