Thanks for the time lapse at the ends , the steady camera left time to check out your interior. Really looking good ( I know not finished yet but what is!) Kirk and Lauren are great couple (and channel). Cheers warren
the last vid I saw from kirk and lauren, they were just at the mouth of the "ssipi" getting ready to restep the mast. They're just mildly behind. Can't wait for their side of this adventure.
Mildly, pfft. They were already in FL before their vid's even showed them entering the river. But I agree with Learning the Lines, quality of their vid's is pretty good work, plus they are both working while doing these.
Who else caught themselves tipping their head back trying to see the fish he was chasing. lol Doah! All the other camera work looked really good, though.
Yes, I have followed them since they began. Especially as they prepared for this on Lake Michigan Michigan only 90 miles from me. I have followed you guys since your first boat too. Has that guy who bought it finished his conversion of it yet?
Such a great time spending it with some other cruisers that most of us Do know of the Soulianis!(sp) Too bad you didn't have much dialogue with them. The waters there are so clear. Is it warm? Oh yes, Happiness Is A Clean Bottom!
Heya, another great vid. Does that anchor cleat @2:30ish snag ur Genoa lines while tacking or furling? I’m doing an E32 refit as well so I get a lot of ideas from both you and Ben @SS. Great fishing footage. Thanks guys!
Great video! Looked relaxing, but I know we missed all the work involved... Last weekend of lobster season :-( I'd be catching and cooking 'em every which way Bubba Gump does shrimp :-)
Hint; use psychology to fool animals you are hunting into not fleeing away from you by moving to their side in a parallel line to make them think you are not after them. The idea is to make them think you are going past them after something else and then, when you get close enough, you just suddenly turn into them. You will be able to get closer faster and easier.
I'd like to mention that your electric dingy outboard is very quiet! Man-o-man. You've already said it was quiet but the one scene here where you are in the dingy and talking, . . . well I couldn't hear any motor noise at all. Good show!
Have you seen a breaching or spy-hopping Carl Brooke in that area? I hear that if you listen well and the air in still, you can hear his baleful call at sunset.
Just curious, we went deep sea fishing and within minutes of hooking some yellowtail we had reef sharks coming after them on the lines. How do you handle that as you spear the fish and that blood scent trail starts bringing in sharks?? Do you keep fishing or call it a day immediately?
We'll be doing a review in about a month or so. Realistically, this outboard more than adequately replaces and outperforms a 5hp or less gas motor with an integrated gas tank. If you want to go farther and get on plane a bigger gas outboard is still the way to go, although epropulsion does have more powerful motors that'll get on plane as well. I'd love to test one of those out at some point.
Great video guys. Jordan, are you sure when you were being towed that they weren't really using you to troll for sharks? The fish and chips looked delicious. Have a good week ahead.
I was looking at Epropulsion outboards but my understanding is they can only be charged by 110AC and not 12 volt DC. Is that still correct and how do you charge your battery?
Nice episode guys. Just curious, are electric motors common over there now? I noticed Kirk & Lauren had the same (similar?) kind, and a couple of the other channels (eg Uma) have them now too. Is it just that I'm watching channels with like minded people or are they common now?
Never see them on the coast of New England. Can't see using one in a 15knot head wind with 2 people and gear aboard. This is not a referendum on the choice of power but I would be nervous being any distance away from my boat with that little motor in an unprotected area for fear that the wind really picks up and I would have to fight a head sea back.
@@jacknimble1, the little electric outboard is just as powerful as a 5hp gas motor. The battery gets about 10-15 miles of range and we frequently go to shore in 20+ knot headwinds and it performs great.
did you reload the spear gun with a fish on it? . if you're taking the fish off while it's loaded, that's like a serious accident waiting to happen. (hoping i saw that wrong). otherwise, great video. thanks for the good footage
I do shoot a few fish sometimes and reload the spear with the fish still on it. It still shoots fine and I end up with like two or three fish on the same line. I won't take any fish off until it's been fired though and isn't loaded.
The boat came with two lockers. The main chain locker is forward of that shallow secondary anchor locker you're talking about. It's just a hawse hole the chain goes down in and collects forward of the V Berth. We use the secondary locker for storing the anchor bridle and extra line. This was one thing we haven't modified :)
Sailing Soulianis I really enjoy your channel, I’ve been looking forward to seeing you all in the Keys. I was hoping there’d be more of you all in this video. Maybe next time...
Sailing Soulianis awesome! I’ve watched your videos from the beginning and have wondered if you were vegetarians a coupes of Times. Maybe you had some meat and I missed it. In any case, y’all eat much healthier than I do!!! Keep up the great content! You and Learning The Lines are my favorite two boats on TH-cam!
We’re not vegetarians, though we do end up eating vegetarian most of the time, because a high-produce/low-meat diet feels better for us; and when we do consume animal products we try to make sure they’re humanely and sustainably raised, which aren’t easy to come by.
👍👍Great content! So interesting all the opinions of what is and isn't worth harvesting! 👍👍opinions are like a**h*les! 😁 I hope all is well in real time!
@@LearningtheLines Cool ! Have you tried spearing Lionfish and feeding them to other fish. Have seen that done sucessfully here in south Fla. I think that may be the only answer.
@@jackcardin8710 To be honest, since we've been here we haven't seen one lionfish. We were actually kind of disappointed because we were excited to harvest and eat them, but I guess that's good news for the environment! Lol.
You guys do things a little different, not sure about how you have rigged your spear tether line, can't imagine thats the best way, perhaps next time you speak to an experienced spearo they can give you a few pointers......like tightening your spearhead ;) Certainly no problems taking smaller fish as long as they are legal, you know what you are shooting and you show restraint, one of the best elements of spearfishing is "selective harvest". Keep on with the good times, Cheers.
I'm a spearfishing newbie for sure. I got that speargun for 50 bucks on craigslist and it's been OK for now. It came rigged like that, so I've been using it as is, but I'm learning what I might like and might not like so that I can make an informed decision about a good speargun for me in the future.
@@LearningtheLines all good mate, we all start some where........your tether line (the line that connects your spear to your speargun) needs to be changed. With it spiraled like that you run a high risk of entanglement, in the least it may cause you to miss......at worst it will tangle when you shoot and cause the spear to sling straight back into you. Re rig with some very heavy duty mono leader or 3mm braided cord at least 6 x gun length and utilise your quick line release tab (usually found somewhere around the trigger mechanism/handle). Happy hunting
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We had an amazing day exploring the reef with you guys. Thanks for the invite! And nice work with the LUTs ;)
Well obviously you guys are not by the river/bay anymore! You surely missed a very icy winter up here near Chicago!!! Not
Thanks! Hopefully we'll get a chance to kiteboard out here soon as well before you guys move on.
That's really cool to see Kirk and Lauren on here... I have been following them since they were boat hunting
Learning the lines with a Uma Shirt, spear fishing with Soulianis! epic cross-over!
Great video thank you! I love how quiet the boat and dinghy Motors are!
So fun to watch. Thanks!!
Nice 'fishing there...! Beautiful seas...! Glad to watch! Be safe and Bon Voyage!
Awesome! I love when TH-camrs meet up. It just goes to show how tight knit the cruising community is.
Great video.....love watching you guys bring that oldie but goodie back to life! Congrats on achieving your dreams!
Boats lookin good, would never get tired of the catch n eat! 👍🍻
I would never have guessed that you'd team up with Soulianis. I've been following them for quite some time! So cool!
Thanks for the time lapse at the ends , the steady camera left time to check out your interior. Really looking good ( I know not finished yet but what is!) Kirk and Lauren are great couple (and channel).
Cheers warren
You guys are awesome it’s nice to see you on the blue
The other boat didn’t want to be in your video , thought you all could had a chat and catch up , good vid thanks
Spear fishing, now that's hunting! Nice vid guys as always.
Lauren is so beautiful, her smile just lights up the world.
the last vid I saw from kirk and lauren, they were just at the mouth of the "ssipi" getting ready to restep the mast. They're just mildly behind. Can't wait for their side of this adventure.
Lol just a little! They put a lot of work into their vids though, and it shows!
Mildly, pfft. They were already in FL before their vid's even showed them entering the river. But I agree with Learning the Lines, quality of their vid's is pretty good work, plus they are both working while doing these.
My two favorite channels!
Love me some snapper! Good eating!
I love that channel...been following them from Racine!!! So cool!!
It was good to see that you got together with another youtuber! I have watched both of you since the begging!
Great vid as always guys! Love watching and keeping up with ya!
Who else caught themselves tipping their head back trying to see the fish he was chasing. lol Doah! All the other camera work looked really good, though.
Yes, I have followed them since they began. Especially as they prepared for this on Lake Michigan Michigan only 90 miles from me. I have followed you guys since your first boat too. Has that guy who bought it finished his conversion of it yet?
Not yet. He's still working! It's taking longer than he expected, who would've thought? Lol
amazing the difference between youtube channels there's a few in your area and your videos are by far better of the area. Great job!!!
LOL BOB
Nice hockey flow there Jordan! Maybe soon you'll have a Stanley Cup and be able to trim it up! =)
Such a great time spending it with some other cruisers that most of us Do know of the Soulianis!(sp) Too bad you didn't have much dialogue with them. The waters there are so clear. Is it warm? Oh yes, Happiness Is A Clean Bottom!
The temp is about 80 degrees.
Good times in FL. Now, when are you gonna make your way down the chain to Grenada!? Best sailing of my life way down there.
Your galley looks very functional !
Heya, another great vid. Does that anchor cleat @2:30ish snag ur Genoa lines while tacking or furling? I’m doing an E32 refit as well so I get a lot of ideas from both you and Ben @SS. Great fishing footage. Thanks guys!
Whoah! Chips should be crispy! Hope the snapper was good.....
Great video! Looked relaxing, but I know we missed all the work involved...
Last weekend of lobster season :-( I'd be catching and cooking 'em every which way Bubba Gump does shrimp :-)
The weather is kinda crappy or we'd be out there again!
Hint; use psychology to fool animals you are hunting into not fleeing away from you by moving to their side in a parallel line to make them think you are not after them. The idea is to make them think you are going past them after something else and then, when you get close enough, you just suddenly turn into them. You will be able to get closer faster and easier.
Nice video. Thanks.
I'd like to mention that your electric dingy outboard is very quiet! Man-o-man. You've already said it was quiet but the one scene here where you are in the dingy and talking, . . . well I couldn't hear any motor noise at all. Good show!
Way quieter than a torqueedo :)
Great video guys love the Channel
Can't wait to break out our new speargun this summer. Hope it's easier than learning to fly a drone. LOL
nice video👍
What is the song you all play at the end, I love the tune
Soulianis!!! Sadly you did not really show them. Ah well, I come here to watch you guys, will go watch theirs to see them ;)
Loving Jordan's long hair
I am curious to know which camera you went with, the quality difference is outstanding compared to previous videos.
Have you seen a breaching or spy-hopping Carl Brooke in that area? I hear that if you listen well and the air in still, you can hear his baleful call at sunset.
Just curious, we went deep sea fishing and within minutes of hooking some yellowtail we had reef sharks coming after them on the lines. How do you handle that as you spear the fish and that blood scent trail starts bringing in sharks?? Do you keep fishing or call it a day immediately?
“ This is my...” entourage!
Posse?
Ego aside, what is the evaluation of the outboard? That would drive me nuts driving that slow for any distance especially with gear.
We'll be doing a review in about a month or so. Realistically, this outboard more than adequately replaces and outperforms a 5hp or less gas motor with an integrated gas tank. If you want to go farther and get on plane a bigger gas outboard is still the way to go, although epropulsion does have more powerful motors that'll get on plane as well. I'd love to test one of those out at some point.
Great video guys. Jordan, are you sure when you were being towed that they weren't really using you to troll for sharks? The fish and chips looked delicious. Have a good week ahead.
Shark bait, Oo ha ha.
Nice video as always
I want me some snapper!!
In the water they would be referred to as your groupers, not groupies (lol).
Like I always say I'm so jealous
I watch them as well, butr they were still on the river last we saw them........
Nice
What kind of motor do you have on your dingy?
Nice to see your videos are more up to date rather then Kirk and Lauren
I was looking at Epropulsion outboards but my understanding is they can only be charged by 110AC and not 12 volt DC. Is that still correct and how do you charge your battery?
That electric outboard is so quiet.
Great video, though the fish n chips looked a bit blonde for my taste.
oil wasnt hot enough
Probably not, we're too stingy with our power use. Lol.
Nice :-)
Nice vid, boat looks beautiful!
You may want to get a Hawaiian Sling, Spear guns are not permitted for use in the Bahamas.
I'm no one to correct anyone. Just some information a "bunch" of porpoises is a "Pod". Thanks for the video!
Nice episode guys.
Just curious, are electric motors common over there now? I noticed Kirk & Lauren had the same (similar?) kind, and a couple of the other channels (eg Uma) have them now too.
Is it just that I'm watching channels with like minded people or are they common now?
They're getting a little more common, but I think it has to do with the like-mindedness of some TH-camrs. 99% of dinghy outboards are still gas.
Never see them on the coast of New England. Can't see using one in a 15knot head wind with 2 people and gear aboard. This is not a referendum on the choice of power but I would be nervous being any distance away from my boat with that little motor in an unprotected area for fear that the wind really picks up and I would have to fight a head sea back.
@@jacknimble1, the little electric outboard is just as powerful as a 5hp gas motor. The battery gets about 10-15 miles of range and we frequently go to shore in 20+ knot headwinds and it performs great.
7th in line...I feel like I am running cross-country
Think you just invented the ‘anti-collab’ 👍
5:15 More like your Groupers.
did you reload the spear gun with a fish on it? . if you're taking the fish off while it's loaded, that's like a serious accident waiting to happen. (hoping i saw that wrong).
otherwise, great video. thanks for the good footage
I do shoot a few fish sometimes and reload the spear with the fish still on it. It still shoots fine and I end up with like two or three fish on the same line. I won't take any fish off until it's been fired though and isn't loaded.
@@LearningtheLines okay. I feel better then. when i saw that, i'm like, no way...
we've all stacked up or game here (well real sportsman anyhow...)
Nowhere near enough batter on that fish and it should be a beer batter as it should.
I noticed your anchor locker is like mine (shallow) and you've managed to bypass it. I'm looking for a video that showed that project, can you help?
The boat came with two lockers. The main chain locker is forward of that shallow secondary anchor locker you're talking about. It's just a hawse hole the chain goes down in and collects forward of the V Berth. We use the secondary locker for storing the anchor bridle and extra line. This was one thing we haven't modified :)
Isn’t that a dolphin pod?
It is.
Sailing Soulianus! Are they vegetarians or did they try the fish?
Try it? We devoured it. ;)
Sailing Soulianis
I really enjoy your channel, I’ve been looking forward to seeing you all in the Keys. I was hoping there’d be more of you all in this video. Maybe next time...
Sailing Soulianis awesome! I’ve watched your videos from the beginning and have wondered if you were vegetarians a coupes of Times. Maybe you had some meat and I missed it. In any case, y’all eat much healthier than I do!!! Keep up the great content! You and Learning The Lines are my favorite two boats on TH-cam!
We’re not vegetarians, though we do end up eating vegetarian most of the time, because a high-produce/low-meat diet feels better for us; and when we do consume animal products we try to make sure they’re humanely and sustainably raised, which aren’t easy to come by.
👍👍Great content!
So interesting all the opinions of what is and isn't worth harvesting!
👍👍opinions are like a**h*les! 😁
I hope all is well in real time!
Nice language maria
Ohhh, your husband can cook, that's great :)) May I borrow Jordon from time to time? :-D
Are you in the Bahamas ? Hope not . No spear guns allowed ! Need a sling
This is Marathon, FL. It's perfectly legal to use a gun here.
@@LearningtheLines Cool ! Have you tried spearing Lionfish and feeding them to other fish. Have seen that done sucessfully here in south Fla. I think that may be the only answer.
@@jackcardin8710 To be honest, since we've been here we haven't seen one lionfish. We were actually kind of disappointed because we were excited to harvest and eat them, but I guess that's good news for the environment! Lol.
You guys do things a little different, not sure about how you have rigged your spear tether line, can't imagine thats the best way, perhaps next time you speak to an experienced spearo they can give you a few pointers......like tightening your spearhead ;)
Certainly no problems taking smaller fish as long as they are legal, you know what you are shooting and you show restraint, one of the best elements of spearfishing is "selective harvest". Keep on with the good times, Cheers.
I'm a spearfishing newbie for sure. I got that speargun for 50 bucks on craigslist and it's been OK for now. It came rigged like that, so I've been using it as is, but I'm learning what I might like and might not like so that I can make an informed decision about a good speargun for me in the future.
@@LearningtheLines all good mate, we all start some where........your tether line (the line that connects your spear to your speargun) needs to be changed. With it spiraled like that you run a high risk of entanglement, in the least it may cause you to miss......at worst it will tangle when you shoot and cause the spear to sling straight back into you. Re rig with some very heavy duty mono leader or 3mm braided cord at least 6 x gun length and utilise your quick line release tab (usually found somewhere around the trigger mechanism/handle).
Happy hunting
Groupies? Lol.
Good video but you tube music sucks.
Don’t buy a couch!
First