Sailing Good, Bad, and Ugly · video

What this video covers

The crew of the 38-ft sailboat Good, Bad, and Ugly executes a major 90-day provisioning run in preparation for hurricane season and potential island-hopping.1:19 Facing pandemic-related restrictions, the pair navigates long lines at a hardware store and a local Walmart to secure food, rigging tools, and fishing gear.3:43 To accommodate the increased supplies, they modify the boat’s interior by removing a cabin cushion to create additional storage space under the cockpit floor.9:07 The crew also upgrades their fishing tackle, purchasing a new cast net and various lures, including DOA shrimp and weighted jigs, to improve their self-sufficiency.10:12 They use a game of Pro Kadima to settle chores, specifically dishwashing duties, while waiting for regional travel restrictions in the Virgin Islands, Culebra, and Vieques to ease.12:51 The experience highlights the logistical challenges of long-term provisioning during a lockdown, emphasising the need for contingency planning and adequate supplies before moving to more expensive or restricted cruising grounds.

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