+Steve Fisch we hear you and thank you. this is one of the videos we are most proud of and yet TH-cam never really promoted it. thanks sooo much for commenting. stew Zaya and Tuya
I really enjoy your Vlogs. Because of the diversity of your crew, you add a dimension seen on no other Sailing Channel. Thank you for that, and for the respect, you show for various cultures and traditions, people and experiences. Really enjoyed the videos in Mongolia too.
Another great installment of Luckyfish! YOu paint such a beautiful picture of Bequia. It has always been on my radar as a destination but now even more so. So many islands so little time!
Hey Tony, Thanks - this one took some time to edit.. not enough Luckyfish in it as we were too busy sailing on other people's boats . Thanks to great people who welcomed us in Bequia, but we are always smiling when we get back on board our baby! Cheers Stew and Zaya
Stew thx for the info. I'm going to get one from eBay next week n put 6 hp on it. My wife is from Yingkou China n we both enjoy your videos. What a pleasure to have her on board Best
You document on your videos quite well, very professional and right to the point on information. Fantastic mix keeps the interest up. Best ones on sailing at this time. And keep those about Mongolia coming ever so often too. It does appear yáll are more aware of the cultural items in a real expression of respect perhaps because of the wide cultural differences in you and "crew." great job.
Great pics and showing of your adventures. Since Irma my dinghy has vanished with my boat. I was wondering if your dinghy , cat type with open bow is very practical in rough seas. Any info would be appreciated.
Hi Edward, I think the key thing about the Takacat dinghy in rough seas is to take it steady and work around the peaks if you are going into it. Or stick a 15HP on it and fly over them ;-). Cross seas and running with them is no problem. Really sorry to hear about the loss of your boats during Irma and hope you get back on the water soon, Stew
I've eaten whale in Bequia, I've eaten whale in Tuktoyuktuk. Whale is better eaten cold, and lobster is better is the only thing I learned, lol. You guys are awesome.
L o b s t e r ..... mmmmmmmmnmnmnmnmnmmnummnummnum....! ..gonna assume the LuckyFish is well in,.. wherever she is. Have fun havin' fun guys! Aloha nui! 🤙
The flowers drifting across the water was a true gift...
Truly!
Beautiful family, beautiful life.
+Steve Fisch we hear you and thank you. this is one of the videos we are most proud of and yet TH-cam never really promoted it. thanks sooo much for commenting. stew Zaya and Tuya
Bequia rocks ! Cruised it decades ago. Hurricane season rolls on; more on the horizon. Fair winds.
Thanks Randall, yes, pretty special place. Cheers
Another true gem of a video! Bequia looks amazing. I can't imagine how difficult that it must have been to leave.
Thanks Terry, yes, kind of hard to forget the place once you do leave too... Cheers
I really enjoy your Vlogs. Because of the diversity of your crew, you add a dimension seen on no other Sailing Channel. Thank you for that, and for the respect, you show for various cultures and traditions, people and experiences. Really enjoyed the videos in Mongolia too.
+Happily Retired, really appreciate your comment. It makes sharing these stories a pleasure. Thank you from Stew, Zaya and Tuya
Another great installment of Luckyfish! YOu paint such a beautiful picture of Bequia. It has always been on my radar as a destination but now even more so. So many islands so little time!
Hey Tony, Thanks - this one took some time to edit.. not enough Luckyfish in it as we were too busy sailing on other people's boats . Thanks to great people who welcomed us in Bequia, but we are always smiling when we get back on board our baby! Cheers Stew and Zaya
Fantastic video Stewart, fair winds to you and your wonderful crew, Bequia looks like a place to always return to.
Hey Donal!, Thanks so much from Stew, Zaya and Tuya
Nice nice sailing diary as usual!
Bayalalaa!
Stew thx for the info. I'm going to get one from eBay next week n put 6 hp on it. My wife is from Yingkou China n we both enjoy your videos. What a pleasure to have her on board
Best
⛵🐢🍲....a true lesson in HISTORY and environmental preservation, parabens,#BONS VENTOS BRAZIL
Thanks again Julio, always a pleasure to hear from you, Stew and Zaya
Thank you for this interesting episode. Very nice 🙂
+Sailing SV Satoshi - thank-you as always. Looking forward to hearing how you are progressing with the Wharram... Cheers!
Very nice :)
I really like how you do the rout overlay on the 3-D map, Very Cool!
What's this Rum & Honey drink?
Lovely
Thanks John!
Informative and most enjoyable!
+DB Jamaica - hi, always a pleasure to hear from you. Thank you
+DB Jamaica - hi, always a pleasure to hear from you. Thank you
Love it!!!!!!!!!!! 🙌⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️🙌
You document on your videos quite well, very professional and right to the point on information. Fantastic mix keeps the interest up. Best ones on sailing at this time. And keep those about Mongolia coming ever so often too. It does appear yáll are more aware of the cultural items in a real expression of respect perhaps because of the wide cultural differences in you and "crew." great job.
Thanks alot Les. Always a pleasure. We will make another Mongolia video very soon, cheers Stew and Zaya
Awesome video.keep up the great work
Thanks Ian!
Great pics and showing of your adventures. Since Irma my dinghy has vanished with my boat. I was wondering if your dinghy , cat type with open bow is very practical in rough seas. Any info would be appreciated.
Hi Edward, I think the key thing about the Takacat dinghy in rough seas is to take it steady and work around the peaks if you are going into it. Or stick a 15HP on it and fly over them ;-). Cross seas and running with them is no problem. Really sorry to hear about the loss of your boats during Irma and hope you get back on the water soon, Stew
I've eaten whale in Bequia, I've eaten whale in Tuktoyuktuk. Whale is better eaten cold, and lobster is better is the only thing I learned, lol.
You guys are awesome.
Thanks Chuck! I will take your word for it and stick to the lobster. Cheers!
Stewart, any chance we will be seeing Luckyfish Punch in the stores anytime soon?
+Uncle Muir, maybe not the stores but we received an interesting suggestion.. we are working on, thanks for your comment, Stew
L o b s t e r ..... mmmmmmmmnmnmnmnmnmmnummnummnum....!
..gonna assume the LuckyFish is well in,.. wherever she is.
Have fun havin' fun guys! Aloha nui! 🤙
Luckyfish is just fine thankfully. I have been updating facebook pre and post Irma, Cheers