Amazing job documenting your trip! Enjoyed watching it from beginning to end. Things I noticed: 1) Very interesting spot to exit Bull Bay. 2) You guys got to sail a lot compared to us. Super jealous! 3) Always camp on the north east side of Picnic if you need to leave at low tide! We also had a close call with a manatee but not as close as Lauren. 4) Fakahatchee Pass and the back country route was an interesting choice. We talked about it but conditions outside were good and we continued on to Indian Key Pass. 5) Great run through the Wilderness Waterway. We saw the tarpon too. Looks like it was part of the migration north that occurs that time of year. Saw lots of fisherman going out tarpon fishing while coming in the canal to Flamingo. 6) I want to try the Russel Key shortcut next year if the conditions are right. 7) Thanks for the shout outs! - MicroTom
Wonderful video..... sailing now in the Keys with my TI. Love it! ⛵⛵⛵
I really enjoyed that, thank you for putting it together.
Amazing job documenting your trip! Enjoyed watching it from beginning to end. Things I noticed: 1) Very interesting spot to exit Bull Bay. 2) You guys got to sail a lot compared to us. Super jealous! 3) Always camp on the north east side of Picnic if you need to leave at low tide! We also had a close call with a manatee but not as close as Lauren. 4) Fakahatchee Pass and the back country route was an interesting choice. We talked about it but conditions outside were good and we continued on to Indian Key Pass. 5) Great run through the Wilderness Waterway. We saw the tarpon too. Looks like it was part of the migration north that occurs that time of year. Saw lots of fisherman going out tarpon fishing while coming in the canal to Flamingo. 6) I want to try the Russel Key shortcut next year if the conditions are right. 7) Thanks for the shout outs! - MicroTom
Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed watching your adventure.
where did you get your amas?
i want to know too, they look alot faster than my BSD inflatable amas
We just did the nightmare at a real high tide. Looks totally different.