Great to hear everyone is safe, including Sylfia. Cheers for sharing Nate, your lessons learned and shared may save a fellow sailor some grief in the future.
Great big BALLS Nate and Jordan for going in at night in rough water to save the boat and crew. Nate how did you not get smashed in the head by the boat bobbing up and down in that mess. You two definitely displayed your diving expertise on that one. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Remaining calm is the biggest and best thing your crew can do when things turn to $#&%. Glad everyone is safe though that is what is important, love you folks. Great attitude Nate,”roll with the punches”
Three pointers Captain Nate, it doesn't matter how experienced or proficient the crew is when operating on board,there is no shame in double checking and every rostered Deck watch should be practiced in the method, as a Dive Master you know the Open Ocean offers no space for complacency. The second part is, whilst remaining calm and endeavouring not to panic In an emergency, Murphy's Law is a very Hard task master and things can develop rapidly so Time scale estimates can often blur the lines in the decision making process. Best to apply simple rules of thumb, in that incredibly precarious situation especially, so when in Doubt Throw your Sea Anchor out, this alone change a great time saver. Lastly, you would have observed the Professional Fishermen at work and seen the superior method of Grappling lines and Anchor lines,the long poles and Gaff hooks ste cumbersome and dangerous capable of knocking a person overboard,the best method is a Grappling Hook attached to a 30ft long soft rope preferably cotton or hemp, a three pronged stainless steel hook. All the best regards, I really feel and care about you people, I am coming from many years of experience upon the high seas, and as it happens have survived many situations and endured all the learning curves. I could (maybe) keep you entertained for hours regarding, let's just say you were most fortunate given the prevailing wind direction. That was a real close contact level situation. Having said all that, you'll always be guaranteed quality assured outcomes when working with such excellent people as the Sofia Crew. May the wind fill your sails and the waters be calmed upon "Sofia's" approach. All the best from here in South West Australia. That was a real heavy night dive. 🖖
Nate you are now the most fantastic sailing channel. Don't know about you and Jordan, but it was always about your friendship. Love to see her. Keep on.
Good to see the newest crew get a little airtime . Shame you don’t have Brett or another Australian to be part of the team when you travel our country . Always great to hear from Nerea and Aitor , who keep things real for your channel . When will you be showing us your Great America ?
Good work. Easy to get complacent. Always pays to keep a tidy ship & always be on watch. Good job you are such experienced divers. How about a couple of Kayaking helmets for protection in these circumstances ?
Last time I was at Osprey Reef, there were no Moorings! We were fortunate one time and dived with schooling Hammerheads! We did did shark feed dives every time we visited! 😎🏖🌴☀️🇦🇺
Scary stuff. I thought Nate and Jordan were very brave to go into the boiling water behind the stern to take the rope from around the propeller. The boat was being flung around so much there was a real danger of being whacked by the boat or, heaven forbid, the propeller itself.
Molly, you do nice work! I've been following since Nate and Jordan crewed on Delos and this is one of the finest episodes from a videography point of view.
Hi Guys, glad it all worked out in the end. But looking at the mooring lines hitting the reef under water is not good. The people who put it there should have know that and more it to some where safer. Also looking at the mooring chain and looks very worn out , just look at it. Also I don’t think you should have been that close to the reef as when the wind does a 180 you would have been very very close to the reef.
Good save guys! Glad you didn't keel haul the cleat fucker. When people ask me what's it like living on a boat I say 'imagine the best experience you have ever had and imagine the most dangerous experience you ever had...its like that'.
First off that looked rough and scary. Second Nate is hot. Like omg if he’s single hi. If not dammit.!!!! I would love to go visit y’all one day. Anyways stay safe and keep living the dream.!!! 🥳🤗
Word of advice, don’t integrate/play tunes in the back ground of your edited footage while your talking. It makes it difficult to hear what your saying…
By the way remember Jordon is not “your crew”. I really don’t like the way you minimize the people on this ship. I stopped watching because of your arrogance, but thought I would try again. Not going to work for me. Safe sailing!
As Captain of the ship (and there is only one captain on a ship) EVERYONE on board in this instance, is crew. Doesn't matter if they just joined the boat, have been there from the start or even if they are / were partners or if they both own the ship. It doesn't belittle or demean the others in any way, but as captain, they are his crew... and a bloody good crew at that.
What a strange gripe. What would you call someone on a sailboat that isn't the captain or a paying passenger? It's "crew" on every boat I know of unless it's just ` married couple on board. I think "ex-girlfriend" or something would be disrespectful by dismissing her current value and defining her by her previous personal relationship to him rather than her current contribution to the whole project. But seriously, instead of just complaining, how do you think he should refer to her? Ultimately I assume she has enough clout to be called whatever she wants and Nate would be decent enough to comply.
What country is the BASQUE COUNTRY? Are they spanish? are they ashamed to be Spanish? Its a pity that greate channels like this become accepting political vindications.
Is your Googler broken? Are you trying to tell people from there that they don't know where they are from? Get over it. Basque Country (Euskadi) is an autonomous community in northern Spain with strong cultural traditions, a celebrated cuisine and a distinct language that pre-dates the Romance languages.
I have 60% and 40% hearing loss Left and Right ears respectively, yet did not struggle too hard to hear Nate. I think you ought to check in with an audiologist.
Same as all sailing channels, start good then change to drama, to a reality show, no navigation, no diving, just selfies videos talking drama and bullshit. Unsuscribe I dont like it. Good luck guys.
Great to hear everyone is safe, including Sylfia. Cheers for sharing Nate, your lessons learned and shared may save a fellow sailor some grief in the future.
Great big BALLS Nate and Jordan for going in at night in rough water to save the boat and crew. Nate how did you not get smashed in the head by the boat bobbing up and down in that mess. You two definitely displayed your diving expertise on that one. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Remaining calm is the biggest and best thing your crew can do when things turn to $#&%. Glad everyone is safe though that is what is important, love you folks. Great attitude Nate,”roll with the punches”
Great Job Nate and ALL THE CREW
I love the way you guys all work together. It's why things always work out in the end. Kudos to all of you!
Scary! I'm glad you didn't end up on the reef. Great teamwork, crew!👍
That was a dangerous situation, and a dangerous dive to get line off the prop, well done captain.
Nights on the water are scary when things suddenly happen. You guys did a great job given the circumstances! Sail on!
Three pointers Captain Nate, it doesn't matter how experienced or proficient the crew is when operating on board,there is no shame in double checking and every rostered Deck watch should be practiced in the method, as a Dive Master you know the Open Ocean offers no space for complacency. The second part is, whilst remaining calm and endeavouring not to panic In an emergency, Murphy's Law is a very Hard task master and things can develop rapidly so Time scale estimates can often blur the lines in the decision making process. Best to apply simple rules of thumb, in that incredibly precarious situation especially, so when in Doubt Throw your Sea Anchor out, this alone change a great time saver. Lastly, you would have observed the Professional Fishermen at work and seen the superior method of Grappling lines and Anchor lines,the long poles and Gaff hooks ste cumbersome and dangerous capable of knocking a person overboard,the best method is a Grappling Hook attached to a 30ft long soft rope preferably cotton or hemp, a three pronged stainless steel hook. All the best regards, I really feel and care about you people, I am coming from many years of experience upon the high seas, and as it happens have survived many situations and endured all the learning curves. I could (maybe) keep you entertained for hours regarding, let's just say you were most fortunate given the prevailing wind direction. That was a real close contact level situation. Having said all that, you'll always be guaranteed quality assured outcomes when working with such excellent people as the Sofia Crew. May the wind fill your sails and the waters be calmed upon "Sofia's" approach. All the best from here in South West Australia. That was a real heavy night dive. 🖖
Very lucky they were blown away from the reef - out to sea. If the wind was in the other direction.....
Nate you are now the most fantastic sailing channel. Don't know about you and Jordan, but it was always about your friendship. Love to see her. Keep on.
Good to see the newest crew get a little airtime . Shame you don’t have Brett or another Australian to be part of the team when you travel our country . Always great to hear from Nerea and Aitor , who keep things real for your channel . When will you be showing us your Great America ?
More K1W1's please, they even hold the US Cup, or is it now the NZ CUP
Good work. Easy to get complacent. Always pays to keep a tidy ship & always be on watch. Good job you are such experienced divers. How about a couple of Kayaking helmets for protection in these circumstances ?
fun times!!!!!!
Last time I was at Osprey Reef, there were no Moorings! We were fortunate one time and dived with schooling Hammerheads! We did did shark feed dives every time we visited! 😎🏖🌴☀️🇦🇺
Good episode.
Thanks for sharing
Life is good ~
Wow so good! And great job on your dire moments. One thing Firefighters never do is run on scene. Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.
Love you guys 🙏
I love your videos, you guys are so cool. living my dream
Scary stuff. I thought Nate and Jordan were very brave to go into the boiling water behind the stern to take the rope from around the propeller. The boat was being flung around so much there was a real danger of being whacked by the boat or, heaven forbid, the propeller itself.
Need to add some Deck lights for night there inexpensive and easy to install.
With a dozen aboard an anchor watch should be no hardship!
I've never been into boating but as I've grown older I've learned to ALWAYS check things before leaving or before bed.
Molly, you do nice work! I've been following since Nate and Jordan crewed on Delos and this is one of the finest episodes from a videography point of view.
Always have more than one line attached to mooring buoy.
Excelant jop friend
Super Scary. :)
The plotter looks like a rookie on an etch a sketch
Always have a plan in case sthf always, never go to sleep without it..bests..
Another tip. Bump it in reverse for a half a second. It typically will get the line out of the prop.
Mooring accidents can be really bad. Nandji comes to mind.
It's a good thing you went into deep water and not onto the reef.
Yeah that was dangerous. Maybe use a throw grapnel to put up those mooring lines - that’s a bit easier than what you were doing…
mooring balls of steel
Hi Guys, glad it all worked out in the end.
But looking at the mooring lines hitting the reef under water is not good. The people who put it there should have know that and more it to some where safer.
Also looking at the mooring chain and looks very worn out , just look at it. Also I don’t think you should have been that close to the reef as when the wind does a 180 you would have been very very close to the reef.
where is Jordan nowadays?
Good save guys!
Glad you didn't keel haul the cleat fucker.
When people ask me what's it like living on a boat I say 'imagine the best experience you have ever had and imagine the most dangerous experience you ever had...its like that'.
First off that looked rough and scary. Second Nate is hot. Like omg if he’s single hi. If not dammit.!!!! I would love to go visit y’all one day. Anyways stay safe and keep living the dream.!!! 🥳🤗
I Believe There Is Something Down Below You Need To Find Is There A Shipwreck Near By No One Knows About?
Word of advice, don’t integrate/play tunes in the back ground of your edited footage while your talking. It makes it difficult to hear what your saying…
By the way remember Jordon is not “your crew”. I really don’t like the way you minimize the people on this ship. I stopped watching because of your arrogance, but thought I would try again. Not going to work for me. Safe sailing!
As Captain of the ship (and there is only one captain on a ship) EVERYONE on board in this instance, is crew. Doesn't matter if they just joined the boat, have been there from the start or even if they are / were partners or if they both own the ship. It doesn't belittle or demean the others in any way, but as captain, they are his crew... and a bloody good crew at that.
What a strange gripe. What would you call someone on a sailboat that isn't the captain or a paying passenger? It's "crew" on every boat I know of unless it's just ` married couple on board. I think "ex-girlfriend" or something would be disrespectful by dismissing her current value and defining her by her previous personal relationship to him rather than her current contribution to the whole project. But seriously, instead of just complaining, how do you think he should refer to her? Ultimately I assume she has enough clout to be called whatever she wants and Nate would be decent enough to comply.
What country is the BASQUE COUNTRY? Are they spanish? are they ashamed to be Spanish?
Its a pity that greate channels like this become accepting political vindications.
Is your Googler broken? Are you trying to tell people from there that they don't know where they are from? Get over it. Basque Country (Euskadi) is an autonomous community in northern Spain with strong cultural traditions, a celebrated cuisine and a distinct language that pre-dates the Romance languages.
just lamers… 👎
I can't stand to listen to this grown man whisper his words. Unsubbed
His crew was sleeping that's the reason he wasn't taking loudly.
trying to not wake up his crew, it's early morning when he's filming. Nate is usually first up.
I have 60% and 40% hearing loss Left and Right ears respectively, yet did not struggle too hard to hear Nate.
I think you ought to check in with an audiologist.
@@charonstyxferryman Because he is Gary and Gary likes to pretend we give a crap if he leaves and never returns.
Same as all sailing channels, start good then change to drama, to a reality show, no navigation, no diving, just selfies videos talking drama and bullshit. Unsuscribe I dont like it. Good luck guys.
IDK about you, but I literally saw diving