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The 1910 Albert Strange yawl Tally Ho completes its first sea trial following a seven-year restoration.22:08 The crew conducts the initial sail test in light winds near Port Townsend, Washington, hoisting the mainsail, staysail, and number one jib.8:35 The sails, constructed by Northwest Sails and Canvas using Contender Fibercon Pro light cream cloth, are designed with narrow panels and traditional hand-sewn reinforcements.5:39 During the trial, the vessel demonstrates balanced handling and responsiveness, tracking well despite being under-canvassed.22:42 Navigation systems include traditional paper charts supplemented by a PC-based TimeZero electronic chart plotter displayed on a large monitor.7:15 The crew manages minor rigging hitches, including a fouled gaff span cleat, and performs controlled jibes while monitoring the bilge and rig for potential issues.11:33 The sea trial confirms the vessel's stability and performance under sail, with the helm feeling lighter and more balanced than during motor-powered maneuvers.22:54

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