Great tips, thanks. This coming week, time for taking my youngest daughter and giving her some docking and undocking practice!!! Fair Winds and Following Seas, all!
Singlehanding should have been better addressed. Even with young families aboard, the skipper must often be prepared to deal with (un)docking by him/herself. Given the vestigial side decks and absence of mid-cabin side doors on all the smaller boats, bow deck access is limited.
How about doing a webinar on the Ranger Tugs line? When you look at your uTube site there is really nothing about the 29 and 31 versions features and benefits.
Hi Ed, thank you that's a great idea! We will keep that in mind when planning future episodes. As a side note, we will be working on the 29 and 31 feature videos in the coming months. Thank you!
Excellent tips - I'll be watching this a few more times!!!
This was really useful, close quarters is still the toughest for me. Thanks. R31S Tough Guy.
Hey Ken, glad it helped!
Another great job.
Thanks Roger!
Great tips, thanks. This coming week, time for taking my youngest daughter and giving her some docking and undocking practice!!! Fair Winds and Following Seas, all!
While you adding 29 & 31 don’t forget the 43. IPS IS A NEW introduction to the line. Not much on RUclips besides the sales videos for the 43’s
COREGS say one long blast when leaving the slip or making a blind corner. Re: Maneuvering Basics - In the Marina. Just an FYI.
Singlehanding should have been better addressed. Even with young families aboard, the skipper must often be prepared to deal with (un)docking by him/herself. Given the vestigial side decks and absence of mid-cabin side doors on all the smaller boats, bow deck access is limited.
How about doing a webinar on the Ranger Tugs line? When you look at your uTube site there is really nothing about the 29 and 31 versions features and benefits.
Hi Ed, thank you that's a great idea! We will keep that in mind when planning future episodes. As a side note, we will be working on the 29 and 31 feature videos in the coming months. Thank you!