Sailing Sweet Rucavídeo
We Sailed Off The Charts To PUERTO NUTLAND + How To Shore Tie Your Sailboat in Patagonia [Ep. 123]
10 de septiembre de 2023 · 30 min · 17K visitas · Puerto Nutland
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The crew of the 40-ft sailboat Sweet Ruca navigates uncharted waters in Patagonia, moving north to avoid a forecasted 60-knot wind system.3:47 Because standard charts lack depth markers and detail, the crew relies on a combination of satellite imagery imported into OpenCPN and Navionics charts.6:26 They emphasize cross-referencing multiple chart sources and using radar in "harbor mode" to identify rocks that do not appear on satellite maps.22:06 When entering narrow, kelp-filled anchorages like Porto Nutland, the crew uses a dinghy to secure stern lines to trees before the boat reverses into position.24:17 They utilize stretchy dock lines for these shore ties to provide shock absorption against gusts.1:14 To manage the risks of navigating unmapped areas, the crew prioritizes motoring over sailing to maintain control and avoid potential grounding.15:23 They time their movements to coincide with slack water at tidal gates, noting that even with a powerful engine, the risk of hitting submerged rocks in uncharted territory remains high.19:36
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