#sailboat #tinyhouse #vintage It was an absolute beautiful moon lit night of sailing and camping out on the water. Don't forget to hit that Subscribe button! 😉 Thanks for watching! ⛵⚡
That little cuddy cabin looks so cozy! I hope to do some more camping on my O'Day 22 next summer. Until then, I'll live vicariously off those of you living in warmer climates. Keep the videos coming! I'm off to sharpen my skis...
It's starting to get pretty cold here so she may be sitting in the driveway for the next few months. But this Spring it's on! We'll continue to work on her and post vids during the "off season" 😁⛵
Hey there. I do that camp thing on the water as well. Sailing a Precision 165 on Ray Roberts. If you are interested in a buddy boat campout or want to cruise on a different boat on Roberts, give me a shout. Lots of beam reach with the way the lake is laid out. Lots of nice camping spots as well.
I like the comping-like cruising. Maybe you should install a top of the mast anchor light in replacement of leaving the running light on. Keep posting.
Looks like you had the lake all to yourself. Does that lake have hydrilla. If it does that's where the bass will hang out. It not try humps, points, channel ledges, any kind of changes on bottom. I know it's hard to do it right from a sailboat. I've gotta have a trolling motor and electronics for any serious bass fishing. I like your cockpit lights..
I subbed, I've been thinking about getting a sailboat, I was going to jump in and start with a 30 foot but the more I see trailer sailors, I may just go with one of them.
My opinion, a trailer sailer is the way to go especially if you're new to sailing. It avoids having to pay $$$ to keep the boat in the water at a marina and they're easier to sale if you no longer want to keep it. Having the boat on wheels opens up so many more options and places to go. ⛵🤙
