No 15 A boat tour of my Cornish Shrimper 19. Pocket cruiser walkthrough.

No 15 A walkthrough tour of my Cornish Shrimper 19 pocket cruiser. Morning Vicar. Please bear in mind that she is in the middle of a refurb and parts of her are showing signs of her 35 years of use.

[@TomCunliffeYachtsandYarns]

Thanks for this. I had a question put to me about a Shrimper and this gave me all the data I needed. Looks a grand little boat.

[@Morningvicar]

Thanks for watching

[@linusadventuresandtravels]

What a nice footage and introduction to a fab, small boat. Got myself an old english 23 ft.-vessel (Halcyon 23) and love these shrimpers...but they are too expensive here in Germany or Netherlands. Wish you lots of fun and: always fair winds, Best regards, Linus

[@Morningvicar]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MartinReuther-b5v]

Thanks for sharing so much informations and experiences about your Shrimper. It‘s my first proud season on board of my own Shrimper MK I (557) - a quite rare boat in Germany. So I am very happy to have found your channel - I always learn something new about the beautiful Shrimper. So keep on „Shrimpfluencing“!

[@Morningvicar]

Glad it was helpful! I only started posting because when i was in your position last year, I couldn't find much content. Thanks for watching

[@ianswales7219]

A interesting walk through always nice to have a nose around others boats. I liked the jib endless furler much neater. Cheers Ian

[@Morningvicar]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ThomasCullen-jp4fy]

What a fine boat!

[@Morningvicar]

Thank you.

[@sleethmitchell]

i've always liked these smaller sailboats. thanks for sharing.

[@Morningvicar]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching

[@Sailing-Alicante-]

Beautiful vessel ❤

[@Morningvicar]

It really is!

[@Jyock]

Nice walk thru. I have a Mk 2 Cornish Shrimper 19 (916) in Rota Spain. Nice little boats.

[@Morningvicar]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@poche660]

Looks perfect for the US Pacific Northwest.

[@Morningvicar]

I’m sure it is. She works perfectly in the estuaries, rias and islands of the south coast of England.

[@thegreenman555]

fascinating. i can see some of those mods ending up on Prudence!

[@Morningvicar]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@nathanburden4784]

great video, thanks for sharing

[@Morningvicar]

Thanks for watching.

[@rhodevans6523]

Hi - I just bought a full winter cover for my Mk 1. Do you have one and if so is there a knack to fitting it? It comes from CC with no instructions. I live in the Outer Hebrides and we have a few force 12s every winter so it's quite important that I get this right! Love the cockpit table by the way! (Another) winter project for me! Thanks for these videos - always enjoyable!

[@Morningvicar]

Hi. Thanks for watching. I don’t have a full winter cover, just tarps. I put the tarp on and basically just rope and bungee it to the trailer.

[@stephenroots4327]

Wow!

[@Morningvicar]

Thanks for watching

[@RT-np5ws]

Get the 21 I have had both

[@Morningvicar]

I’m happy with what I have

[@SCCFORUM]

Nice walkthrough. What cockpit cushions do you use and do you recommend them.
All the best,
Paul.

[@Morningvicar]

I use the big thick red floating cushions you can see in the cabin, personally i don't like them, too thick and they slide around a lot on the smooth gelcoat seats. I'm going to either: Put faux teak on the seats or buy full length cushions that don't slide. I'll keep you informed.

[@SCCFORUM]

@@Morningvicar OK, good to know.👍🏻

[@vaidotasratkus1886]

I used mercury 5 and never used more than 50% throttle for my 26feet maxi racer 80, Have you used your outboard more than 80% power?

[@Morningvicar]

I rarely use more than half throttle and only then for short bursts