Sailing Catalpa · vidéo

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The crew of Catalpa departs Scorpion Bay after a week of surfing to begin a 100-nautical-mile passage to Magdalena Bay.4:37 Before departure, the crew completes food preparation, including baking bread and preparing a quiche.3:28 During the transit, the vessel maintains an average speed of four to five knots in light northwest winds of seven to 10 knots.9:33 The crew utilizes a spinnaker pole to optimize sail trim in the light conditions.9:47 A mechanical issue occurs with the dinghy’s outboard motor starter, which requires manual connection to a battery to engage.8:17 Upon arrival at Magdalena Bay, the crew attempts to troll for fish using a homemade rod but fails to secure a catch due to wind and swell conditions.13:05 The vessel subsequently moves to Santa Maria Bay to continue surfing and socializing with other cruisers.13:15

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