Deck Saloon Sailboats - Oyster - Episode 163 - Lady K Sailing
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Hi Tim,
Swan also would be an interesting brand we‘d like to learn more about! Thanks.
Your audio and video are perfect, although I never did have a problem before as you state. RUclipsrs, Matt and Amy on S/V Florence, a 37 foot Oyster, have been sailing around the world for 5 years now with no issues per se and one can tell that this couple are experienced, seasoned sailors.
Wait…….my computer has a volume knob that I can control????
Oyster, Amel or Moody. I will be buying one in the next 2 years. I will take you up on your offer. I live in St catharines, we will have a blast picking her up. Oh ya thx for videos, love your channel.
Thanks for that. Didn’t know Oyster all that well, except that they are nice and are expensive. There is a some what similar American boat. The Cal 2-46. It was waaaay ahead of its time. I owned and extensively cruised mine. They are very well built and capable. MANY have circumnavigated. they had everything a cruising couple/family could want. And despite there appearance, they are not a motor sailor. I made 200 mile day passages! And when you needed power. The 85 hp Perkins coupled with a nearly 3:1 reduction swinging a 26 inch prop, you had the motoring ability of a trawler. AND 270 gal of diesel and 220 water. All that tankage low and below the salon. No equipment or tankage in ANY locker! that with a walk IN engine room with a world bench, a vice and drill press. The salon with a galley with 17 feet of counter space! And everyone was happy. Fifty years later, they are still sailing the world. And for boats over 40+ feet I love center cockpits. The two main hanging lockers were so big that I could go inside and shut the door behind me. Oh well, just me ranting about my most favorite boat of the 5 cruisers that I lived aboard and cruised.
Like your talk about Deck Salon (Saloon) designs. I would propose that once you experience the airiness, light and headroom of a deck salon, most of us would be reluctant to go back to a traditional design. If the designer does it right, the exterior does not have to be a compromise. We think our Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 54DS is a great example of that. She has show-stopping lines from the dock and people's minds are blown when they step down below. We regularly have strangers walk up and ask for a tour. And if you put the deck salon design concept to work in a boat with the build quality of an Oyster, you've got close to the perfect boat, with the only compromise (all boats have compromises) being the price.
Hello Lady K , would your do a review on the Sirius 40DS?
The answer to your question an Oyster all the way.
I part-time crew on an Oyster 56.
The build quality is superb and everything is well laid out. Access hatches and panels where you need them.
The boat can handel rougher seas than the crew, at one time we got caught in a squall with 55+knots wind, yes we ploughed the nose through the waves a couple of times but this 35 ton sailing beauty kept going 9-10 knots in the right direction.
All in relative comfort, considering the 4m waves and 20ºheel.
A good friend used to have a beautiful oyster that we took to the Bahamas for a month in 1993. What a beautiful vessel! It'll go around the world.
Small correction - their first production yacht was a 26 foot sloop. I raced and cruised one for 22 years, covering 40k miles. She was bullet proof, sailed like a witch, and kept going to windward even in 50 knots of breeze. We loved her.
Luxury ... finally! That's what I think of when I hear "Oyster". That, ... and keel falls off. :)
BTW audio sounds great now, 4k not needed until you're sailing.
Wahoo , I'm currently doing an apprenticeship at Oyster !
Funny how when a company forms it’s DNA at the beginning it seems to continue on.
Thanks for clarifying salon and saloon..
Oyster money? I've got some of that but I've ordered a cat. however.... until my cat is built - a $50k Oyster, even if I have to pick it up in Europe and sail it back? Sounds like a great idea to me! Thank you. An Atlantic crossing? Isn't that just more sailing and isn't that what we all want? And you, who has a lot more experience sailing than I do wanting to go along? Just saved me hiring a captain. All I need to do now is find me an Oyster across the pond.....
Now that we got that out of the way, might I suggest a deep-dive into Shannon? They're much more readily available at a reasonable price, and fit better with the mantra you adopted from the Pardis: go small, go simple, go now.
hmmmm lessee here, Benateau or Oyster for round the world ? DOH...anybody that answers that question wrong doesn't belong on the water LOLOL......
Thank you for the great video I really love oyster. Food for thought have you ever thought about reviewing Yacht Club’s and their history? Hopefully you’ll have a merry Christmas and a happy new year. John and Sailing instructor that’s a school bus driver that used to be an editor that could’ve been a limo driver that was a yellow cab driver from Kansas City
But they are totally out classed by Amel. central engine room one sea chest. water tight bulk heads to name few thing.
By the way, I'm friends with the national sales manager for Tartan C&C yachts would love a video on Tartan
used to race on a C&C 35 on Lake Ontario...and a Tartan is on my short list of boats for the Chesapeake and beyond
@@mikeh720 I grew up on Chris Craft Constellations and Commanders as a kid. For the most part Bertram's from age 26 on with a few other sprinkles. Did some bareboat sailing charters....Chesapeake, BVI'S ....BUT NOTHING like racing. When that horn blows you get a rush. Would love to crew, get certified make a crossing
Some years a go, a new Oyster, Simple Loose is keel, with no eat nothing.
I have read that Oyster dont suport the owner.
Not good!
Since them, i think Oyster its on the dark list...
Does any One nows more about that story?
May be was not like that?
You should do a builder series on Samson! If I'm not mistaken they are in a similar "backyard/boatyard" category to wharram if I'm not mistaken. Ferro cement hulls would be an interesting topic though!
Hello Tim.
I`'ve been following you for years, and enjoy each and every episode. I also appreciate all the work and research that you do each week. I live in Euclid Ohio a stone's throw from Lake Erie. I was given a Catalina 22 back in October of 2020 and hope to get out on the Lake next spring.
I go up to Maine the last week of June every year for 2 weeks for the Windjammers festival. I saw a older Rhodes 38 last year and was wondering what you think of Rhodes. The one I saw was all wood.
Addendum: saloon where you go for a sarsaparilla after a hard day on the range- a salon is where you go to get your hair done 😜
Love your videos- just great stuff.
Audio is great. I can be very critical on that. 4k is overrated for UTube. Very few will notice.
Awesome video on the history of these boats. After seeing Captain James' boat Zingaro II. I am now set on getting an Oyster one day. I would be more interested in the older ones with skegged rudders though.
Hmmmm ...... Oyster or Beneteau? .... yeah nah I don't want to go anywhere on a Beneteau.
Your audio is much better, thanks for the change. Really appreciate your presentations.
Saloon and salon is English and American, like owners cabin and owners stateroom.
Sold!! As soon as I come up with 200k plus operating cost, I will give you a call.
You’re so conscientious and cool. Don’t sweat the 4K. Love the videos and your perspective. Most respectfully and sincerely.
I wish Oyster would build a yacht with a tender garage. Then it would be perfect.
It would be nice to see here a review of premium boats like Euphoria 54...
Love Oysters, had a screen saver on my laptop 15 or so years ago of Oysters. Never got tired of it.
I'm looking at a Oyster 39 thanks for the video
Great episode! Good info and smooth delivery.
UFO 34 and the S&S 34 are almost, if not identical
Which models have deck level saloons similar to catamarans?
LOL, Oyster money. Is that the same thing as clams?
What sailboat was the pilothouse example?
I'm saving to buy a Redline 41 Mark II. Or, a 1977 Newport 41. Leaning tpwards the Redlune. Any advuce? Thanks Tim
Hell, it's Redline all the way.
Audio was much better.
That last question is a no brainer.
looks like you live in a jail cell. haha.
After seeing James on Zingaro replace 16!!!!!!!! through hulls on his Oyster and then looking at Amels single through hull ........... I know which design would let me sleep easier .................
Thank you for your videos. Your marketing does not yet accomplish the grandeur you offer. Talent and ability are wonderful things. They deserve undiminished expression. You have the makings of a loved legend in the sailing world, if not history. Possibilities are seeded probabilities. Only a few tweaks are your guarantors. You are, after all, Québécois?
I have been using the line “the world is your oyster” for over 20 years.
An older Oyster is still pure luxury. I’m having a really hard time figuring out what my next boat could possibly be. 35 to 46 feet for sure. Maybe a Cat, and maybe not. I guess what the time comes and I have a plan for the next 5-10 years of cruising, that’s when I figure out what I’m looking for.
Oyster, Rustler & other Western European boats get somewhat 'short shrift' here in North America. You would get the sense that the pond (Atlantic Ocean) is almost insurmountable to achieve sales goals? There are a bevy of gorgeous, functional, robustly built semi luxury boats (yachts?) in the 40' to 55' range. I'm actually afraid to start ticking off a list, as I'll forget someone, and they'll badger you & I for NOT listing them! But, if a Med pick up works for a potential buyer- the options triple! (Can't afford to give money, but- 'like', comment & subscribe I CAN do. I have & will...
I loved you cat vs mono… and i have spent sleepless hours on that subject.
But the answer for me is the Oyster 49 Deck Saloon. This boat is perfect for me. The lovely raised saloon and then two really big cabins… a great galley and a third cabin. My only issue is the cost and availability.
And your pronunciation is how we say it in English-English.
And they are pretty rare here too…
Do they have an integral keel ?
OK. will be calling you.
IT IS SO GREAT TO SEE YOU AGAIN:) I'm subscribed but have not seen your videos in a long long time. Hope all is well.
Stephen. Raced on Lake Erie Thomas 35
Never have noticed any audio issues, and I use a tablet with headphones. As for the video, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. 4K may not be with your trouble since I'm sure the majority of viewers probably use an IPad, or tablet. Anyone watching RUclips on a 65 in. tv, should get a smaller device. Sometimes it doesn't pay to be like the Joneses and stick to what works.
As for crossing an ocean between a 54 Beneteau and an Oyster, I'll take the later since I haven't been in one, and dislike Beneteau's rudder installation. And when you go back to the Bahamas in Lady K, call me. Fair winds
Very well done. Listened twice. The Oyster 45 is on my shortlist. Very, very short list. If I can swing one, I will let you know. Oyster offers Rallies, and a tremendous support network. You can telephone them from anywhere in the world for a part, and you will get it! In my book: Oyster, Contest CS and Najad (Hallberg too, but it is not a CS boat) are simply in a league of their own.
Talking about deck saloon sailboats, I have recently found this interesting option - Ovni-370 made by Alubat. I'd like to hear other ppl opinions. Thank you also for clarification about Pilot House vs Deck Saloon!
I love your content. So much valuable information is refreshing. I just saw a 44 Oyster on yacht world under 80k it's in Fla. Guessing it is in poor condition.
Oyster
A lot of the larger boats were built at SYS (now Oyster) Southampton and still are, they're also setting up on the Hythe side of Southampton Water building 40's. Things can't be too bad as they're recruiting at the moment along with their competition Discovery Yachts.
Dehler and especially the Dehler 41DS would be an interesting brand and boat for you to review on your channel.
Recently moved my boat into.a marina in Chatham, UK from its swing mooring on the Thames. My boats a jeanneau sundream 28. Swing keel. Theres a gorgeous 60ft oyster in the marina. I wish.
Great video! Thank you very much for taking about deck saloon and Oyster :)
Lots of new information about Oyster that I didn’t know and should not that I can buy a Oyster but if I win the lotto I will 👏✌️
Have you done a video on Cape Dory I’m very interested in a full keel boat now that I’ve watch your videos
Couldn’t help but notice the saitek flight yoke in the corner, nice to meet another bearded late 30’s dude with the same interests 😜. Keep up with the great content!
Yes, if you get a chance to crew on an Oyster let me know and I will go along!
"prides itself on ability to go anywhere". Including the bottom of the sea 🙂 I just remembered that Oyster which sunk when some of its panels got disintegrated due to poor workmanship... It is interesting that they are bringing in all production including the ones from New Zealand & Turkey to the UK. The sunken boat was built in UK!
Yeah, Man! Look forward to your vids.
edit your title. Good episode. I passed on an Oyster 485 and regret it at times.
Oy...peanuts aren't a fruit!! 😂
@Say Whut? HAHA! I missed those! Just went back to re-watch.
Great video as always! Thank you
Sound was great. Thank you
Semms I betr look foe an Oyster
As a pilot turning sailor, I noticed a set of control yokes over your right shoulder. Tell us more. Are you also a pilot?
Hey haha I wish. I have pedals, yoke, and quadrant for MS flight sim 2020 and LOVE it. I always say sailors seem to have three things in common. A love for sailing, flying, and motorcycles. It's weird. I can say all three seem to be the same feeling of freedom!
Good information. 👍
your volume has always been at the same level as other videos I watch.
thank you! Me too but a few people said otherwise. Not sure what happened but I am putting more effort in toward audio now
Thanks Lady!
...Cheers...