My wife does not cook! It is pure torture when Line shows her dishes. I'll just have to make my breakfast a little bit sooner - toasted onion bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon (Lox). After that - I am not sure. Maybe turkey burgers, maybe just beer! Teal - you are a lucky man to be so well-fed. :¬) Webhead USA
I spent some month camping in Baja, where I met an old Baja Hand who used to smoke Barracudas with the roots he got from old dead Yucca cacti. Unbelievably delicious even weeks later when wrapped in paper towels and kept in a refrigerator.
Super sailing and run from the Hurricane. Big Dorado Captain Teal. Congrats. Super looking 👀 food prep. Get that cook book ready to publish, we are all hungry. Bear 🐻 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@OnboardLifestyle Me being facetious here .. if ya wanna bring the comments count up jus bring out the thickened epoxy. Those 2 or 3 vids had me, and I'm sure a few others, grinning from ear to ear. Sty safe, 🙂
We only open them as we are leaving the anchorage. It only takes about 10 minutes of travel and the bee's clear out. If we don't open the hatches a few stragglers will have to go with us.
Nice video as always. Bet you wish you had a couple of smoke canisters to get rid of those bees. Just thinking, be nice to use a drone to get some great video captures from above of these interesting places you visit. Again, great video!
Your all impressive with all your skills while learning to sail, God given gifts, some Music, some Cooking, some Mechanical electrical skills, It's a blessing thanks for the videos
Umm Hmmmm, Would that coyote talk be about our dog getting bit on the rear by a coyote while prowling the beach?! Yeah, we had to scare it off by screaming and hurry to get Auggie(our dog) and hurry to put some stuff to help with the bite!! Also, I hope you guys had put all the fresh water away because those pesky bees are annoying all the time and will keep coming even for the smallest amount of fresh water!! Hopefully meet again and love you guys! - Jase, SV Nirvana
Awwww wish I would have known you guys would be at the Annapolis boat show, I would have come to see you guys…. I saw you on Sailing Catalpa’s last video
FISH ON! nice catch Teal. Not sure which is better, watching teal reel in a fish or seeing what Linh creates with it. Fair winds and following seas Basik.
Oh gosh Teal that Dorodo could have pulled you in. That was a big fish. Good catch Teal! Loved seeing all the delicious meals Lihn made out of it. I loved looking back out toward the ocean seeing where SV Basik was anchoraged. Beautiful scenery. Love seeing the Dolphins. So glad to see you Teal, Lihn, & Emma. I hope the storm turns away from you. Looking forward to next week.
Linh, I keep asking when you're going to be publishing the Basik Cookbook, and you've not done it yet. So I'm asking again... PLEASE publish a cookbook! SO happy to see Emma enjoying life. Well done. Teal, that Dorado looked really good. Nice catch! I just have one word for you with regard to those hatches: Screen. Fair winds folks! ⛵
That's a nice fish. Good thing you have freezers. Having a great cook, helps as well. When I first went cruising, we only had an ice box. Catching a fish was a blessing and a burden. Having to eat it before it went bad, made for an interesting menu. On the Bees, fast jerky movement make them more likely to sting. Slow and smooth is the best way to move. Hope y'all had a good Thanksgiving.
Loved the watch... Great job. Bee's, ah, NO THANKS... Don't do things that fly and sting!!! I'd have been sooo,, out-a-there!!! Now I understand why no one lives along the shoreline.. no way there would be so much uninhabited land here... 400 ft, wow. Never knew it was so deep. I live on the Gulf of Mexico in FL, heck we have to go out 30 miles just to get to 100ft. Your fishing over there must be outstanding...
Watching the behavior of one on Lin's skin and the fact that they would have to be able to make a distinction between salt water and fresh, it appears the Bees are probably incredibly sensitive to moisture that is relatively low in or free from salt. No doubt it is essential to production of honey and judging from the scenery would probably normally be quite difficult to obtain except from plants and any dew that might occur in the mornings.
Oh you…… lol. Great one! You traded for yellow fin tuna. There’s a different species called a yellowtail. They get to be about 70lbs and average 20-40lb and will use all your might and you will be amazed. 40lb line and a sardine “fly lined” or a jig on the surface or bottom. Often called Hamachi.
Any guide from Loreto has California jigs. We bring them lots. Ask in advance for “surface irons”. Long diamond shaped jig thats painted mint, sardine, bird poop, scrambled egg, yellow and they run shallow and wobble! They are across the channel from loreto for sure. I’ve caught many there. They will “rock” you at anytime. Delicious!
Guys I hope you are keeping a watch out for rattlesnakes while you are hiking around in that terrain. It looks like prime rattlesnake territory to me. You probably would want to keep compass on a short leash when you venture inland. Interesting picture and information on the strong currents there, was not expecting that.
@@Drifter6942 Perhaps that explains why my kids are in their 20's and don't seem to be in a hurry to move out 🤣 They're good kids and i'm not pushing them out either.
Is it just my imagination or do your episode views go up proportional to your cuisine cameos! The only thing better than that would be for you to film me sampling them! Do the bees actually come out looking for nectar and pollen on boats? I sure didn't see anything on your hike ashore that the bees could use.
Really enjoy the episodes that you put out. Just wondering, does Emma still do school work and play her violin. Haven't seen it in a number of more recent episodes.
Emma does 3-4 hours of schooling every day, seven days a week, year round. She does get travel days off if they are longer passages. You will see a violin segment in next week's video.
They actually work well. As we approached the beach Emma was so excited to see her friends that the camera went idol. We will show how they work for us in future videos.
Great catch Teal ! Also, great job Linh at filleting that big fish and making it so useful! Have y’all tried any of the insect related smoke devices on the bee problems? Just a thought. They can bee😉useful at times here in Florida (mosquitos,gnats, and no-see-umm). Don’t forget-we love drone views! Stay safe ⛵️
Hi guys! I hear putting out a buck of fresh water would or should attract the bees to the bucket but at the same time it would probably attract more bees. Glad no one is allergic to stings! Ouch Guys!! 🐝 😃
We have tried that and all it does is create a swarm condition. These bees live in an arid environment and are instinctively attracted to your vessel no matter what precautions you take. The bees in the Sea of Cortez only live 30-60 days so they have to survive by finding a sip or two of water from passing boats.
When in Rome you do like the Romans do. Drive bees away naturally with cucumber peel, peppermint, and/or cinnamon. Water and vinegar in a spray bottle is too stinky. Swatting bees in your dreams is an indication for your emotional desires.
These bees live in an arid environment and are instinctively attracted to your vessel no matter what precautions you take. The bees in the Sea of Cortez only live 30-60 days so they have to survive by finding a sip or two of water from passing boats.
UA-cam controls that, not the content creators. All the creators can do is make them skippable which they do. My solution is the pay $12.65 a month for UA-cam Premium. I see no ads and the content creators still get paid for my views plus there are other benefits.
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11:30 The clouds in the sky say a storm comes your way.
Just missed us to the southeast.
The bees were thirsty, I've had a similar thing in happen in a very dry environment. I now know the best thing to do is hang out a wet towel for them.
Good sailing.... good food"!"!"!"!"
My wife does not cook! It is pure torture when Line shows her dishes. I'll just have to make my breakfast a little bit sooner - toasted onion bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon (Lox). After that - I am not sure. Maybe turkey burgers, maybe just beer! Teal - you are a lucky man to be so well-fed. :¬) Webhead USA
Why, yes, I am!
14:11 stopped for a photo-opp - already 3.8K+ viewers. 17:59 is memorable, too.
Thanks linh I'm starving 😃🥙🥗😂
I spent some month camping in Baja, where I met an old Baja Hand who used to smoke Barracudas with the roots he got from old dead Yucca cacti. Unbelievably delicious even weeks later when wrapped in paper towels and kept in a refrigerator.
Sounds delicious!
Smokin’ 😂
Linh... You are killing me ... when is the cookbook coming out? Ha
That Spinnaker looks nice.
Thanks! We love our spinnaker. 😍😍😍
Nice Dorado and some great weather and views
Food pix are great....
...and they tasted even better!
Super sailing and run from the Hurricane. Big Dorado Captain Teal. Congrats. Super looking 👀 food prep. Get that cook book ready to publish, we are all hungry. Bear 🐻 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Jus' add'n to the numbers 🙂
Every little bit helps!
@@OnboardLifestyle Me being facetious here .. if ya wanna bring the comments count up jus bring out the thickened epoxy. Those 2 or 3 vids had me, and I'm sure a few others, grinning from ear to ear. Sty safe, 🙂
you should be so proud i watched you build it beautiful
My anxiety level was so high seeing those hatches open!!
We only open them as we are leaving the anchorage. It only takes about 10 minutes of travel and the bee's clear out. If we don't open the hatches a few stragglers will have to go with us.
That looks like the same bird that hitched a ride on Parlay Revival...lol
His name is Steve, he is known to be a UA-cam Sailing Channel groupie.
Nice video as always. Bet you wish you had a couple of smoke canisters to get rid of those bees.
Just thinking, be nice to use a drone to get some great video captures from above of these interesting places you visit. Again, great video!
Your all impressive with all your skills while learning to sail, God given gifts, some Music, some Cooking, some Mechanical electrical skills, It's a blessing thanks for the videos
Umm Hmmmm, Would that coyote talk be about our dog getting bit on the rear by a coyote while prowling the beach?! Yeah, we had to scare it off by screaming and hurry to get Auggie(our dog) and hurry to put some stuff to help with the bite!! Also, I hope you guys had put all the fresh water away because those pesky bees are annoying all the time and will keep coming even for the smallest amount of fresh water!! Hopefully meet again and love you guys! - Jase, SV Nirvana
Good morning all from Siesta Key Florida
Good morning!
Awwww wish I would have known you guys would be at the Annapolis boat show, I would have come to see you guys…. I saw you on Sailing Catalpa’s last video
Wonderful life style with endless sunshine, except those bee visitors......
love love love your boat !!
Fantastic episode
Thanks!
4:56 Ok, no more joke about Teal not being able to catch fish! ^____-
We don't mind the poking...it's all in good fun!
Linh chirps "you gotta wear it out" and Teals glance in her direction might be saying "what about IT wearing ME out"?
That is what I was thinking...LOL!
Getting a lot of mileage out of that Dorato‼️
That was a great view of that seal 😍😍😍😍🔥🔥
Yes it was!
Amazing Dorado recipes. Happy holidays from Montana !
poutlice... baking soda and a lil water should be thick like toothpaste
Teal if you lift the rod and wind on the down stroke you’ll find it much less tiring. Nice fish
Linh is such a great cook! Lots of healthy food to keep the crew happy.
We agree!
Such a sailor Teal 😂😂😂
FISH ON! nice catch Teal. Not sure which is better, watching teal reel in a fish or seeing what Linh creates with it. Fair winds and following seas Basik.
Thanks Kevin! 😊😊😊
Nice fish
Thanks!
Oh gosh Teal that Dorodo could have pulled you in. That was a big fish. Good catch Teal! Loved seeing all the delicious meals Lihn made out of it. I loved looking back out toward the ocean seeing where SV Basik was anchoraged. Beautiful scenery. Love seeing the Dolphins. So glad to see you Teal, Lihn, & Emma. I hope the storm turns away from you. Looking forward to next week.
go job captain!!! love you guys
Thanks Tim & Tammie!
Cheers guys, And some good looking meals out of that fish!
Thanks Trev!
Linh, I keep asking when you're going to be publishing the Basik Cookbook, and you've not done it yet. So I'm asking again... PLEASE publish a cookbook!
SO happy to see Emma enjoying life. Well done.
Teal, that Dorado looked really good. Nice catch! I just have one word for you with regard to those hatches: Screen.
Fair winds folks! ⛵
I'm working on it! I promise to finish it soon!
I thought sure that the netting would keep the bees out BUT, then again it would have to be closed. 🙂
We have a few more segments to install before it will be bee resistant.
Another great video Sv Basik.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video, they just get better and better. Ohhhh Linh...Your cooking, I just don't really have any new words!~
Thanks John!
Just ready to ask "where has Compass been?", then I heard barking. All the best.
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice,easy going episode guys ‼️ 👍..........'cept for the bees. The food looks amazing 🎉 Way to go, Linh. ✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ 🏝 👙 🌞 ✨
Thank you so much Richard!
Nice to hear about all the travel computations and calculations regarding tide, current, etc. I had no idea the sea had such strong currents.
Love you guys. Reg from northland, Sweden.
Thanks Reg!
@@OnboardLifestyle Regards from.. :)
you guys just might cross paths with sv Delos as they are on the Baja.
We have several times.
Always a pleasure watching your videos 😂
Glad you like them! Thanks Samuel!
What a beautiful fish! That current is amazingly strong. I love seeing that awesome food.
Nice catch there !
That's a nice fish. Good thing you have freezers. Having a great cook, helps as well. When I first went cruising, we only had an ice box. Catching a fish was a blessing and a burden. Having to eat it before it went bad, made for an interesting menu.
On the Bees, fast jerky movement make them more likely to sting. Slow and smooth is the best way to move.
Hope y'all had a good Thanksgiving.
Great catch teal good job ,you rock
Thanks!
Loved the watch... Great job.
Bee's, ah, NO THANKS... Don't do things that fly and sting!!!
I'd have been sooo,, out-a-there!!! Now I understand why no one lives along the shoreline.. no way there would be so much uninhabited land here...
400 ft, wow. Never knew it was so deep.
I live on the Gulf of Mexico in FL, heck we have to go out 30 miles just to get to 100ft.
Your fishing over there must be outstanding...
It's common in the Sea of Cortez to see underwater trenches that are 3,000'-5,000' deep.
Watching the behavior of one on Lin's skin and the fact that they would have to be able to make a distinction between salt water and fresh, it appears the Bees are probably incredibly sensitive to moisture that is relatively low in or free from salt.
No doubt it is essential to production of honey and judging from the scenery would probably normally be quite difficult to obtain except from plants and any dew that might occur in the mornings.
Teal have you caught a yellowtail? Delicious and fight!
Check out episode # 219 at the 4 min 30 sec mark
Oh you…… lol. Great one!
You traded for yellow fin tuna. There’s a different species called a yellowtail. They get to be about 70lbs and average 20-40lb and will use all your might and you will be amazed. 40lb line and a sardine “fly lined” or a jig on the surface or bottom. Often called Hamachi.
Challenge accepted!
Any guide from Loreto has California jigs. We bring them lots. Ask in advance for “surface irons”. Long diamond shaped jig thats painted mint, sardine, bird poop, scrambled egg, yellow and they run shallow and wobble! They are across the channel from loreto for sure. I’ve caught many there. They will “rock” you at anytime. Delicious!
safe travels
Thanks!
Guys I hope you are keeping a watch out for rattlesnakes while you are hiking around in that terrain. It looks like prime rattlesnake territory to me. You probably would want to keep compass on a short leash when you venture inland.
Interesting picture and information on the strong currents there, was not expecting that.
Other cruisers have reported seeing them, not us yet.
as Plukky would say, "that's some nice-looking sand".
Then Plukky would keep talking about random topics that would entertain the heck out of you!
Awesome fish!! Love to see the recipes.
More to come!
Great video guys, stay safe. Chris in Australia
Thanks! You too!
Speaks volumes for bug screens on those hatches.
I recommend 19:08 and some coconut oil.
great vid guys. :} as always I appreciate watching your Journey each Week much love
Our pleasure!
Glad to see you guys made it to a safe spot.
And Cooking with Linh ! I love the little food cuts. Teal and Emma are so very lucky!! I am envy lol
I just hope Emma is learning from Linh, she won't have mummy to cook for her for ever.
@@daveamies5031 I hope so also. Although, if my mom cooked like Linh, I would have never left the house lol
@@Drifter6942 Perhaps that explains why my kids are in their 20's and don't seem to be in a hurry to move out 🤣 They're good kids and i'm not pushing them out either.
@@daveamies5031 It's tough to cut the strings and make the kids move out. My kids always know they can move back in at any time
Is it just my imagination or do your episode views go up proportional to your cuisine cameos! The only thing better than that would be for you to film me sampling them!
Do the bees actually come out looking for nectar and pollen on boats? I sure didn't see anything on your hike ashore that the bees could use.
The bees are looking for fresh water as there is very little of it on land in some of those areas.
Really enjoy the episodes that you put out. Just wondering, does Emma still do school work and play her violin. Haven't seen it in a number of more recent episodes.
Emma does 3-4 hours of schooling every day, seven days a week, year round. She does get travel days off if they are longer passages. You will see a violin segment in next week's video.
It is indeed a happy Friday now. 😃 Okay, how did you keep the bees out of the cabin with all of those hatches open? What a great lifestyle episode.
We opened the hatches to let the bees out as we left the anchorage.
@@OnboardLifestyle Well then those were some very rude bees coming inside uninvited.
I cringe when I see bees like that swarming around. My best friend died from a single bee sting. So glad you guys are okay. I love your videos.
First... lol. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving Day.
Thanks! You too!
What brand are the dinghy wheels? Do you like them?
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Partial excavation of that Turtle nest caused me to wonder if a local species like Coyote had successfully raided it.
I thought that as well but was trying to put a positive spin on it.
In Fact, that Dorado was a "Big Girl"
We realized that as soon as she was landed.
@@OnboardLifestyle 👍
How did the dinghy wheels work out beaching and going back in the water? Keep up the great videos!
They actually work well. As we approached the beach Emma was so excited to see her friends that the camera went idol. We will show how they work for us in future videos.
@@OnboardLifestyle Outstanding! Thanks.
@@OnboardLifestyle Well, at least Emma is a good narrator. 😃
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Yikes Quint you need a bigger boat !!!!!! , 2 things happen when i watch The Basik clan , i get entertained and i get really hungry !!!!!
"just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water"
@@OnboardLifestyle 😄
Great catch Teal ! Also, great job Linh at filleting that big fish and making it so useful! Have y’all tried any of the insect related smoke devices on the bee problems? Just a thought. They can bee😉useful at times here in Florida (mosquitos,gnats, and no-see-umm). Don’t forget-we love drone views! Stay safe ⛵️
Drone shots next week in our Hurricane Kay episode!
teal got to get the beef off need more excerise lol
Hi guys! I hear putting out a buck of fresh water would or should attract the bees to the bucket but at the same time it would probably attract more bees. Glad no one is allergic to stings! Ouch Guys!! 🐝 😃
We have tried that and all it does is create a swarm condition. These bees live in an arid environment and are instinctively attracted to your vessel no matter what precautions you take. The bees in the Sea of Cortez only live 30-60 days so they have to survive by finding a sip or two of water from passing boats.
Maybe put the bucket of freshwater onshore or on a raft.
How did the dinghy wheels work?
Excellent! We will talk about them more in an upcoming video.
You never cease to surprize me Linh. You are a inspiration with you cooking skills. Teal and Emma must be proud of you.
When in Rome you do like the Romans do. Drive bees away naturally with cucumber peel, peppermint, and/or cinnamon. Water and vinegar in a spray bottle is too stinky. Swatting bees in your dreams is an indication for your emotional desires.
Do thine eyes deceive me? Tell me you caught a fish Teal, tell me i'm not seeing things mate.
Just one more with many to come!
With bees do not apply cosmetics or sunscreens as it attracts bees.
These bees live in an arid environment and are instinctively attracted to your vessel no matter what precautions you take. The bees in the Sea of Cortez only live 30-60 days so they have to survive by finding a sip or two of water from passing boats.
I’ve enjoyed watching your episodes for some time now but I really don’t enjoy the volume of commercials, I know it’s revenue but enough is enough. 😢
UA-cam controls that, not the content creators. All the creators can do is make them skippable which they do. My solution is the pay $12.65 a month for UA-cam Premium. I see no ads and the content creators still get paid for my views plus there are other benefits.
Happy Thanksgiving a day late. Hope yours went well
All good here!
Happy belated thanks giving !! I drank a shot of tequila in your honor " thickened epoxy " !!! 🦃🦃🦃
Thickened epoxy!🥃