Over the last few weeks, we have decided to slowly monetise our videos less and less, resulting in (fingers crossed) a whole lot less ads for you. We figured that if you want to get really, truly engrossed in this passage, you need as little distraction as possible. We feel by doing this, you can hopefully receive a more authentic look at what life is like out there, on the ocean. Saying that, if we continue on this journey of less and less ads, financially, it won't be sustainable, so we would be really grateful if you would consider heading to our Patreon and becoming part of the Tribe, if you can afford it. It will mean we can continue to produce these vids, with less of the 'stuff' in between. Thanks for being here, Becka and Zach www.patreon.com/teulutribe
I don't I see ads, and don't mind them either if your videos are longer. I'll still watch, because you guys feel like part of my family, I get really worried if its late (by my schedule 😉🤣 ) Please have a safe and lovely passage. ❤
The intensity and constant emotional enjoyment is truly stunning. Zack and Becca never disappoint with their quality, content and natural beauty. We all should be so grateful for their inspiring sailing channel.
@@TeuluTribe Gotta say, you are both the picture of health, this life agrees with you. But how do you feel? Even at your age a yearly check-up is a good idea. ANd if you want to avoid the dentist its easy; just cut out all the damned sugar. It works.
Becka & Zack: IMO, you should keep monetizing from YT... I've been following you since the beginning of your channel (before you had a boat) and I really appreciate being able to watch your adventures. It takes a lot of work to create videos and your content, fabulous photography, music selection, editing, etc, should be rewarded. I would be willing to pitch-in at Patreon, but at this point I am trying to work things out so I can retire in Mexico. So, for now, watching a couple of commercials while I enjoy your adventures, is not a big deal and it is my way to pitch in. Thank you for sharing with us!! ⛵️🤗🤗⛵️ Rick - Houston TX
Thanks for sticking around since the early days, Rick! We also appreciate the feed back, I think we will do a bit of a trial with it for the next month and see how we get on and how it effects the channel. We appreciate not everyone is in the position to sign up to Patreon. You can still follow us on there and not pay anything 😊 Hopefully our paths will cross in Mexico! Our pleasure 😁
@@TeuluTribe Thank you for the reply!! Yes, hopefully one day I will get to see you guys in Mexico. If everything goes well, I plan to buy and build a small property south of Puerto Vallarta (PV). You will always be welcome 😊
From the tranquility of The Isla del Coco with the amazing underwater footage to the excitement of the Marlin catch. All credit to Ian and you two for being able to release such a magnificent animal unharmed. Another very entertaining show.
Hey Becka, Zach, Ian oh WOW what a magnificent Fish, well done, and u let it go safe. Good to see u all having the best time, I can actually see a catamaran in ur future, the universal crystal ball told me so!!!!! Luv yas later👍💕😲
That underwater footage you guys captured starting at 8:30 was so peaceful and beautiful! I’ve watch a lot of your content but I believe this video is my favorite one so far.
It is hard to believe this is an amateur production .. month by month your productions have become exquisite .. superb narrative, superb editing and totally supporting soundtrack .. you are easily surpassing the old established YT channels .. ..
Not many people I will think can say the hand lined a marlin!! That was so cool. I was so excited for yall!! I was on the edge of my seat like, for real.
I’ve been watching you from the start and it’s great to see you developing so many subscribers. Your success is because your content is real without any unnecessary drama, clickbait titles and phoniness. This is what will keep you growing. Keep bringing us along on your adventures, I’m interested to see where you will end up on the Pacific side.
Thank you so much for your support and kind words! I'm glad you appreciate the authenticity in our content 😊 We can't wait to show you all where we are going next year!
Fantastic film guys. Has to be one of the best yet. Three really chilled human beings just letting the world come to them. That Malin was unbelievable and when I saw the size of his majestic eye I was thinking who actually was catching who?
Wow. A definite 'pinch me' moment when Cocos Island rolls into view. Bitter sweet not being able to land, but is it so stunning because people can't land? Loved the video.
wow that fish catch was awesome. I was genuinely excited. I love seeing how recently people are using the barb-less hooks so they are easy to detach. I think all 3 of you were buzzing!
Talk about a win win. You got to do an unexpected adventure and he got a wonderful crew to have on board. You guys never fail to step up. The marlin was lucky you caught him, locals needing food would have harvested him real quick. Cocos Island looks marvelous, but I might have kept the banana bread for myself under the circumstances. A lot of ocean frolicking in this episode, and yes I'm jealous. Love you. Stay safe. ❤🙏
Love you kids. So sorry the ranger wouldn't allow you to tour Cocos Island. Glad no harm came to anyone during your Marlin experience. Looking forward to seeing Teulu again. Safe travels. ❤
The way you document your emergency sail to an uninhabited island with the Teulu Tribe is both adventurous and educational. It's evident that you handle challenging situations with grace and resourcefulness, showcasing a deep respect for nature and indigenous cultures. Keep up the fantastic work, and continue sharing your unique boat life experiences that inspire us to appreciate the beauty and resilience of life on the water. I am Floating Village Life
Very professional and quality video! I love sailing! Stay safe out there! I hope that striped marlin has a long & happy life after that experience! ❤😊❤😊❤😊❤
You're right, Cocos is magical, both on land and in the water. I've been fortunate to have done two dive trips there (even got to play beach soccer against the rangers) and the diving can be pretty crazy (both the marine life and the weather). I've also seen the tiger shark that killed a diver in 2017 not too far from where you were moored so the rangers aren't kidding about the tigers.
By the size of what I saw I would say somewhere between 150 to 200 lb and you caught it on a hand line that is absolutely amazing most outstanding I grew up in the Caribbean excellent job
I’ve been watching you from the beginning. It’s amazing to watch you both. You are experienced at sailing like I’m sure you never believed you would be. I wish I could convince my wife to buy a sail boat and do what you both did. Love your videos!
if i have to watch an add or two for you guy to keep sailing I'm perfectly fine with that. so keep the monetized videos going. looking forward to seeing what you guys do with parker and kate
I’ve always been curious about Costa Rica and coastal islands. Nice filming. I’m happy your repairs were minimal. I subscribed. I am looking in from the Andaman Sea on an island 🏝️ . Have a wonderful week.
Great sail and outstanding striped marlin. You're not going to find many videos of sailors hand lining a 150lb marlin while underway. If this ever happens to you again, cutting the line is another option. Large fish have a better chance at surviving a fight the sooner their released. The hook will rust out no matter what metal its made of. One other consideration, if you use big bait expect to catch big fish so a smaller bait could have prevented catching a monster. Great job getting on camera, because if you did not, It's just another fish story.
That guy was correct. That is some seriously stunning scenery. Wow!! I would lose my phreaking mind. What to photograph first. Set up a video camera and run it as fast as you can for as long as you can. Simply stupid crazy stunning !!!
Truly heaven on earth, this coming from a full blown atheist! I’ve dreamed of going here, I’ve been to Canu island and even had a chance to dive and spend the day on the beach but longed to sneak off to the interior jungle wilderness!
The Rockstars are Bloody Doing It. Great performance from them. ❤❤❤❤. Oh guessing that the hand gestures that Zach was doing was to Becca was get that small body Out of the water Now Shark
Wowza…What a Fish Tale😜…Smart to Document, Somewhat…I’ve been Following you since you got your Boat…Never even occurred to me about how you Monetize your Travels…But I’ve just an Old Fart & what do I know anyway😂…Do what you think Best…Continue to Stay Safe and Enjoy 😎
Fantastic episode! I'll be using your Coco's waterfall drone shot as a reference on my next painting! Shame you couldn't get on the island, and that catch release of amazing Marlin was icing on the cake! Remembering when you first bought your boat, must seem like ages ago! 💙
Shades of Jurassic park ... Or the lost world ... 😉 The coolness in the Galapagos is largely due to the upwelling cold ocean current caused by the islands sea mounts .... Seaounts are the oceans stirring sticks 😂 but thats what brings the nutrients up from the deep and he explosion in marine life that feeds the Islands land life. That area of the Pacific has got surface super heated..due to El Ninio ..now your going into the cooler wetter el Ninia effect.. but as you've no doubt heard the heat spills over into the Adlantic and Tropical storms and Hurricanes.. NOAA is warning the ocean heat is pushing Tropical storm Beryl into the Caribbean as i write. The waters as hot at the beggining this year as normally it is at the end of Aug... they were sort of saying 🤷🏻 unprecidented so judge for yourself. Normally Marlin will jump and they change their skin patterns when they goi into attack for feeding pumpingbup those stripes . Take a look at the Big Marlin caught by Hemmingway in the Caribbean near cuba old black and white photos..online. Inpired the old man of the Sea. Glad you managed to let that one go without injury.
Hi, suddenly today RU-vid showed me your channel and I enjoyed watching it. I thought you were possibly Australians with the name Teulu Tribe or some other foreigners who spoke really good English. A quick search on Google reveals all, you are from UK. Well I live in Norwich and will be following all your travels. I only follow one British lone sailor from UK Barry Perrins from Plymouth. What an island from just one side, how all those trees grow on the rocks is amazing. I will now go to your playlist and watch every vlog from day one to fill me in with all you have encountered.
Might be an idea to consider exactly how big the hook is that you're dropping over the side, and what might get a hold of it..By marlin standards that was a youngster.. on the other hand, fresh dorado..nomnomnomnom...
What a absolutely beautiful place. I would love to be able to do what you guys doing. Just a thought, if you find yourself having to work on the props again put a net under the prop to catch anything you may drop. I’ve seen others drop parts before.
