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Checkout our listing in Thumbtack Captained sailing charters to the Channel Islands and while you’re there, please write a review. Captained sailing charters to the Channel Islands by Capt. Dan & The Bosun Come aboard our luxury sailing yacht and cruise to the Channel Islands of southern California. Go for a couple of hours … [...]

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The Rogue Wave Sailors joined us for a daysail off Oxnard. Led by Ferne Ross (to Capt. Dan’s right), they enjoyed mild conditions, got a chance to drive Sancerre, our Jeanneau 45.2 and reviewed Rules of the Road. Though tempted to discuss the racing rules, which are different (far more detailed) from the International Rules, [...]

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Photo: Chris Tucker Sailtime Chris Tucker in his Sailtime Blog has some great pictures of a near disaster this weekend in Channel Islands harbor. He makes an excellent case for having a PLAN B when things don’t go as planned. Chris points out that these guys probably could have avoided scaring the hell out of [...]

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Channel Islands Adventures by Randy Bush Right around the first of the month, Capt. Dan, Beverly, and I had embarked on an ASA 104 adventure circumnavigating Santa Cruz Island. Day two found us off of Fraser Point on a broad reach, headed through the infamous Potato Patch. The seas were running 9-10 ft, on the [...]

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