How do you guys not have more subscribers???? You are literally putting Australian sailing/living on the map in a good way. SO completely blown away by your knowledge of sailing and sealife around these alian waterscapes.
Tell your friends! We are starting to pick up speed now after releasing our channel late last year. We could do more sensationalised headlines or show more skin, but we really like the audience we have from our low-key approach. Thanks for joining us and we hope you remain impressed with our work.
I always knew that Australia is beautiful, but it never crosses my mind that it would be an allmost perfect sailing destination. Allmost is because of the crocs and sharks, on the other hand, they might also be the reason that there is such an abundance of fish. Or maybe just because these large predators are guards of such healthy seas. Anyways your Freerangesailing channel puts it on my map. Thanks to you both for the ‘down to earth’ way of looking at nature, sailing, living, fishing and food preparation! Kind regards, Ed
Thanks EdOnEos. The summer is a bit light on wind though this isn't a problem through winter when the SE trades dominate the Aussie weather pattern. You're right, the lack of a major population provides for a magical wilderness in good condition to cruise in. That makes for certain challenges too but very worth it- come on down!
Brilliant film again guys!.......You know when you are engaged in what you're watching, you find yourself shouting out loud " GET IT IN THE BOAT!" ...... Fantastic.
A great pleasure to watch. Living vicariously is tough but better than watching advertising-ridden telly. Pascale is a joy to watch and listen to. Beautiful voice.
This is the most fantastic channel. Informative, not overblown, constantly interesting and so engaging. I just love that you're out there doing it and not sensationalising it (like so many other 'sailing' (lifestyle) channels). The landscapes look incredible and looks like you more or less have it to yourselves. Thanks for putting this out there!
You're most welcome YMW! I guess Aussies are traditionally a little dry and understated and we are definitely traditionalists. Thanks for joining the crew and we hope you stay with us.
Well in the unlikely event that you're looking to do the full lap of the continent, I happen to be at the helm of a pub right down on the coast of Vic. Often pretty inclement conditions down here, but you'll have a sympathetic ear or two (which are planning to adopt a very similar lifestyle to you two soon) and our hospitality!
We are in fact thinking about closing the loop to Fremantle with a trip across the Bight so we may very happily accept the offer if you are still there.
Troy on the tiller with his fishing rod in his other hand ... classic. And your insect screen for the hatch is similar to one I made for our companionway using an off cut of sheer curtain fabric and some discarded lead weighted rope that I scrounged from a crayfish hatchery. I just cut the fabric to shape and hand sewed the rope to the edge. A fantastic episode, I enjoyed it immensely.
Just amazing videos of the very beautiful wild Aussie-land. Just wild to see that shark chasing the scared fish! But the way you guys just roll along with the nature and give away some great food-inspiration and yacht-tips is the best part of this. Thank you.
Nice, thank you. There is s weekly episode and often an additional 5 minute Free Range info segment as well. If you have subscribed, a notification will let you know when or just check in after Thursday's.
Been crook in bed for 2 days and binge watched all episodes. Wow! Excellent production, fascinating, informative and really good fun. So inspiring to see you doing it with equipment that is accessible for most people (although you guys have skills most people can only wish for). And unlike old mate in earlier comments, I loved watching you smash back the fried oysters. As a long lost Sandroper and Territorian your videos really pull at the heart strings.... especially since I have a couple more months on the hard until the ice melts on the lake.
16:00...One of the best moments fishing EVER! I've never had a shark chase a fish like that, but I have had fish chased by other fish and it is so much fun! As if Sharks wasn't enough...you have a croc hanging out waiting for a bite to eat!
You two make me want to sell everything, learn how to sail and cast off the lines and head to sea. I love how Pascal reacts to the sea life. the excitement is contagious. safe sailing.
Bit of everything in that one!Your fishing has me gripping the sides of my seat cos I'm worried that someone is gonna fall out of the boat,next minute I'm smiling along to Pascales laugh,next I'm watching a Ray Ballet!And of course getting educated by Troy.Your videos are amazing.Please don't get eaten by anything!Bless you both.
That was Thrilling guys ! the shark chase, the croc and the hole in the wall!! ahh that bright sun and blue blue clear water you are blessed with. I love your channel .
5 AM, another wonderful adventure. You made it a better start into the grind. Thank you, Thank-you! Living vicariously through your efforts.....not a bad way to go. Good day mates!
Discovered your videos two weeks ago and have been binging. No more Netflix for me, you guys are awesome and I'm learning a lot. Pascale giggling when fish are jumping is a highlight! Thanks and happy sailing!
Hey guys, I'm making my way through all your videos in order. So glad you're still making videos (no spoilers lol) I'm looking at the live aboard life myself and you guys are helping a lot 😊
That shark chasing that fish was awesome. We sail in the Bristol channel, river severn. The second biggest tidal range on springs it's 14 to 15 meters depending on air pressure etc. Our home port is Lydney the last navigable port up stream. Low water its sand and mud tide comes in and out in 3 hours, we leave the locked basin and always turn right with the tide. The water looks like chocolate milk horrible lol and on springs it gets pretty wild. Similar to your hole in the wall but no sharks and your water is so clear. That crock was something else to. 10 out 10 yet again bravo.
I've been watching sailing vlogs for years. Have to say yours is the best. I love that you guys have such a high skill level for sailing, navigation, safety, nomenclature and all the rest of the nautical stuff that most of the sailing vlogs lack. I've been sailing for 55 years but I learn stuff from you guys every episode. Well done.
Crocs, sharks and queenies (if you're lucky!) Interesting vlog as usual, thanks Pascale and Troy, sailing against the flow was interesting and that bloody croc was too interested!!!
Enjoyed every bit of that one you two. So much going on in this video and you still captured it beautifully. Thanks for avoiding the sharks & crocs, means we get to enjoy you again next time.
I thought I was the only boat with a diesel day tank. I got the idea from the submarine I was on. I have a 225 liter main tank under the sole and a 55 liter day tank just under the deck in the quarter berth, which gravity feeds both the engine and the diesel stove. So far it works great. ... I've enjoyed watching your videos this evening. I'm re-building a Spencer 42 S/V Chasing Summer and hope to launch this summer. I hope to cruise the South Pacific.
O.K., it's official. I now get more excited for your videos than any other sailing channel (and I follow many). Exciting fishing, rays, sharks, turtles and hungry crocs in beautiful country while learning a new idea on a screen hatch cover for no see-ums. Doesn't get any better than this. Thanks!
Greetings from the Netherlands. Please don't stop making video's. Love them. And nice to see sailing adventures on a size boat I can relate to. Our boat is a 9m sailing yacht, sailing on the dutch waters (both sweet and salt water).
Another wonderful video, love the catch and relase fishing, and Pascale's laugh. The croc, it's nice to know they are where your at, just be very careful as I'm sure you are. Thank you again.
WOWWY! A lot of excitement between trying to keep the shark away from the your fish and that Croc coming up checking you out. Always looking forward to your adventures. Thanks for sharing! PEACE OUT!!! Ü
I have wondered what it would be like to go through the hole in the wall, your video was more than i hoped for. I can't wait to watch more of your videos!
hey guys like I said I never miss an episode I had a friend tell me the other day they live vicariously through people like you and I I tried to tell him it's just like any other day you're just on the water instead of land and you get to experience life just can't tell you how much I love your videos and stay safe you're always in my hopes and prayers
I can only add to what the others have said one heck of a job ,love all your videos and all your hard work,, wish I was there in person ,,your show help me feel like I am thanks guys
Or some part of the world and mainly untouched (except for the non native painting along the hole in the wall) , i have been there several times for afew weeks at a time and love it. For the trout there i found the really colorful lures work the best
We hoped to see the Wessels in their wet season glory but had to move on as the cyclone season became more developed. I had success on the trout with deep Gold Bombers but the sharks made it a little expensive.
OMG You's have the most fantastic fishing Ive ever seen ! Amazing seeing those fish screaming around and that shark wasn't fooling around either. Yikes that bloody crock was sure creepy ! There's something about how clear that water is there. Keep these videos coming brother. I know the take a lot of hard work and time.but I guarantee as more people see these stunning videos of yours sooner or later they're going to go viral and you's will become house hold names being so popular. Great going guy's I love every minute of it !
Well thats the screenshot off the series @20.10 or second to the shadows of you guys in the tender against the gorge wall :) loved watching Mirool dancing in the Gugari rip trying to find the back eddy. You guys should be sponsored by Tourism Australia ............!
Awesome video, you never cease to amaze! Especially the well thought out boat, having a day tank setup and a deck washdown is a rarity on small vessels. And some other nice bits & pieces caught my eye but I guess that's for future episodes... And I totally agree on loving the modest approach, much better than SHARKS, CROCS, DANGER, LIVE THREATENING, ... as other channels might have put it.
We like having those animals around as it demonstrates we are in a very healthy ecosystem and encourages self responsibility. We're really happy people like our more natural approach, thank you once again Horst.
That's what I'm talking about tight lines always makes for great times. You might want to tie Pascal in, I thought that one was going to flip the boat. Keep up the adventures and thanks for bringing us along.
How do you guys not have more subscribers???? You are literally putting Australian sailing/living on the map in a good way. SO completely blown away by your knowledge of sailing and sealife around these alian waterscapes.
Tell your friends! We are starting to pick up speed now after releasing our channel late last year. We could do more sensationalised headlines or show more skin, but we really like the audience we have from our low-key approach. Thanks for joining us and we hope you remain impressed with our work.
You truly do not need any gimmick. That's what is so great about you two. Love the fishing. Can't beat Pascales giggles.
I always knew that Australia is beautiful, but it never crosses my mind that it would be an allmost perfect sailing destination.
Allmost is because of the crocs and sharks, on the other hand, they might also be the reason that there is such an abundance of fish. Or maybe just because these large predators are guards of such healthy seas. Anyways your Freerangesailing channel puts it on my map. Thanks to you both for the ‘down to earth’ way of looking at nature, sailing, living, fishing and food preparation!
Kind regards, Ed
Thanks EdOnEos. The summer is a bit light on wind though this isn't a problem through winter when the SE trades dominate the Aussie weather pattern. You're right, the lack of a major population provides for a magical wilderness in good condition to cruise in. That makes for certain challenges too but very worth it- come on down!
Brilliant film again guys!.......You know when you are engaged in what you're watching, you find yourself shouting out loud " GET IT IN THE BOAT!" ...... Fantastic.
A great pleasure to watch. Living vicariously is tough but better than watching advertising-ridden telly. Pascale is a joy to watch and listen to. Beautiful voice.
These films are a meditation on gratitude.
UA-cam is suddenly offering me your older films which obviously I have already watched but it is great fun to watch again. ❤️
This is the most fantastic channel. Informative, not overblown, constantly interesting and so engaging. I just love that you're out there doing it and not sensationalising it (like so many other 'sailing' (lifestyle) channels). The landscapes look incredible and looks like you more or less have it to yourselves. Thanks for putting this out there!
yea keeping it real is the truth.
You're most welcome YMW! I guess Aussies are traditionally a little dry and understated and we are definitely traditionalists. Thanks for joining the crew and we hope you stay with us.
Well in the unlikely event that you're looking to do the full lap of the continent, I happen to be at the helm of a pub right down on the coast of Vic. Often pretty inclement conditions down here, but you'll have a sympathetic ear or two (which are planning to adopt a very similar lifestyle to you two soon) and our hospitality!
We are in fact thinking about closing the loop to Fremantle with a trip across the Bight so we may very happily accept the offer if you are still there.
Hey guy's, don't know exactly where you are at the mo but there's a possibility of a cyclone in the gulf next week.......love your work by the way 😊
Troy on the tiller with his fishing rod in his other hand ... classic. And your insect screen for the hatch is similar to one I made for our companionway using an off cut of sheer curtain fabric and some discarded lead weighted rope that I scrounged from a crayfish hatchery. I just cut the fabric to shape and hand sewed the rope to the edge. A fantastic episode, I enjoyed it immensely.
Love the music you chose while the smaller fish was on the line and during the croc visit. Really added to the tension.
Just amazing videos of the very beautiful wild Aussie-land. Just wild to see that shark chasing the scared fish! But the way you guys just roll along with the nature and give away some great food-inspiration and yacht-tips is the best part of this. Thank you.
It's a wild and wonderful place and we're so happy to be able to share it with you. Thanks Frank
Where do I go now after watching and rewatching you two. Most enjoyable I have ever seen on any channel. Hurry back old friends.
Nice, thank you. There is s weekly episode and often an additional 5 minute Free Range info segment as well. If you have subscribed, a notification will let you know when or just check in after Thursday's.
here I go wishing my life away and my time is winding down, BUT come on Thursday.
wow, sharks, crocs, soft sided boats, what could go wrong, you live exciting lives, thanks for taking us along, love it
That portabote is tougher than it seems. I would hate to have an excited shark come in over the side though!
Been crook in bed for 2 days and binge watched all episodes. Wow! Excellent production, fascinating, informative and really good fun. So inspiring to see you doing it with equipment that is accessible for most people (although you guys have skills most people can only wish for). And unlike old mate in earlier comments, I loved watching you smash back the fried oysters. As a long lost Sandroper and Territorian your videos really pull at the heart strings.... especially since I have a couple more months on the hard until the ice melts on the lake.
Sorry to hear you were laid up but glad we could help out. You are a lost Territorian if the local lake is solid!
God, I miss your sailing channel! Thanks for keeping it on UA-cam, though. Periodically, I watch all the episodes again.
16:00...One of the best moments fishing EVER! I've never had a shark chase a fish like that, but I have had fish chased by other fish and it is so much fun!
As if Sharks wasn't enough...you have a croc hanging out waiting for a bite to eat!
You two make me want to sell everything, learn how to sail and cast off the lines and head to sea. I love how Pascal reacts to the sea life. the excitement is contagious. safe sailing.
I'm loving watching your videos, it's a completely different world to where I live in the Highlands of Scotland...
Bit of everything in that one!Your fishing has me gripping the sides of my seat cos I'm worried that someone is gonna fall out of the boat,next minute I'm smiling along to Pascales laugh,next I'm watching a Ray Ballet!And of course getting educated by Troy.Your videos are amazing.Please don't get eaten by anything!Bless you both.
Thanks Andrew, we'll do our best to stay on the outside of any crocodiles we share the country with.
That was Thrilling guys ! the shark chase, the croc and the hole in the wall!! ahh that bright sun and blue blue clear water you are blessed with. I love your channel .
We love this place for a very good reason- thanks as always Gavin and take care mate.
5 AM, another wonderful adventure. You made it a better start into the grind. Thank you, Thank-you! Living vicariously through your efforts.....not a bad way to go. Good day mates!
We're happy we got you off to a great start.
What a magic spot! That water looks so inviting...
Sharks and saltys, great viewing. Also loved the rays doing a dance, it just gets better each video.
Discovered your videos two weeks ago and have been binging. No more Netflix for me, you guys are awesome and I'm learning a lot. Pascale giggling when fish are jumping is a highlight! Thanks and happy sailing!
Hey guys, I'm making my way through all your videos in order. So glad you're still making videos (no spoilers lol)
I'm looking at the live aboard life myself and you guys are helping a lot 😊
That shark chasing that fish was awesome. We sail in the Bristol channel, river severn. The second biggest tidal range on springs it's 14 to 15 meters depending on air pressure etc. Our home port is Lydney the last navigable port up stream. Low water its sand and mud tide comes in and out in 3 hours, we leave the locked basin and always turn right with the tide. The water looks like chocolate milk horrible lol and on springs it gets pretty wild. Similar to your hole in the wall but no sharks and your water is so clear. That crock was something else to. 10 out 10 yet again bravo.
And that is why so many good sailors come from the UK.
I've been watching sailing vlogs for years. Have to say yours is the best. I love that you guys have such a high skill level for sailing, navigation, safety, nomenclature and all the rest of the nautical stuff that most of the sailing vlogs lack. I've been sailing for 55 years but I learn stuff from you guys every episode. Well done.
That last fishing spot in the shade had paradise written all over it :) Wonderful, thanks.
Crocs, sharks and queenies (if you're lucky!) Interesting vlog as usual, thanks Pascale and Troy, sailing against the flow was interesting and that bloody croc was too interested!!!
As one of the earlier subscribers commented "Epic!". FRS just keeps getting better and better.
Enjoyed every bit of that one you two. So much going on in this video and you still captured it beautifully. Thanks for avoiding the sharks & crocs, means we get to enjoy you again next time.
Thanks RJ. We're getting to be on good terms with the local predators.
Loved this ep. The queenie pull was talent.
Please keep these fantastic videos coming, we love them and appreciate all the hard work that you both put in... Take care and keep safe.
Thanks Steve. We're doing our very best to maintain a regular upload schedule for you and hope you keep enjoying our efforts. T&P
I thought I was the only boat with a diesel day tank. I got the idea from the submarine I was on. I have a 225 liter main tank under the sole and a 55 liter day tank just under the deck in the quarter berth, which gravity feeds both the engine and the diesel stove. So far it works great. ... I've enjoyed watching your videos this evening. I'm re-building a Spencer 42 S/V Chasing Summer and hope to launch this summer. I hope to cruise the South Pacific.
Of all the sailing vids, yours is the most interesting... and informative.
Thanks John.
DITTO, Chief Via !! Loved the shark and the big fish Pascale underwater show. I've never seen that so up close before. Great filming. 👍👍⛵⚓⛵👍👍
O.K., it's official. I now get more excited for your videos than any other sailing channel (and I follow many). Exciting fishing, rays, sharks, turtles and hungry crocs in beautiful country while learning a new idea on a screen hatch cover for no see-ums. Doesn't get any better than this. Thanks!
Haha, thanks Brent. We've enjoyed watching your growing enthusiasm for our channel- makes it all worth the work.
Fantastic footage of the fishing ..
Another perfect experience.
I’m grateful for you two making videos like this.
You guys put up with a a lot. Sharks and Crocs steal your catches, You and Pascal
rock, keep the great videos coming...
Yet another fantastic episode, Troy and Pascalle you're absolutely nailing it, love your stuff !! Keep it coming but stay safe... Cheers 👍
Updated. Watching the vlogs i haven't seen.
Great chennel.
Crocks and Sharks!! Nice video!! Must visit the tropics! :)
Greetings from the Netherlands. Please don't stop making video's. Love them. And nice to see sailing adventures on a size boat I can relate to. Our boat is a 9m sailing yacht, sailing on the dutch waters (both sweet and salt water).
It's a very handy size and used to be a common size for cruising. Glad to have you join our adventure.
woow, the croc so far out studying your boat. scary and amazing country. safe sailing, thx tx for sharing.
Hi guys, I forgot to mention in my last comment you two are great, I even liked the music this time! Regards from the west coast of Scotland. David.
Your descriptions are so informative, continue with the dream
Another great show guys, really you should be on TV, thanks for letting me come along!!
Keep up the good work, I very much enjoy your adventures here in cold and snow Wisconsin usa
That was awesome! I fish and not everyone fishes but you guys love fishing which is nice.
What a life, got room for one more.... would love to live that life.... Great video's!
Thanks Elvis
Outstanding footage of the Eagle Rays...Thanks. Your videos are the best....
Another wonderful video, love the catch and relase fishing, and Pascale's laugh. The croc, it's nice to know they are where your at, just be very careful as I'm sure you are. Thank you again.
WOWWY! A lot of excitement between trying to keep the shark away from the your fish and that Croc coming up checking you out. Always looking forward to your adventures. Thanks for sharing! PEACE OUT!!! Ü
I have wondered what it would be like to go through the hole in the wall, your video was more than i hoped for. I can't wait to watch more of your videos!
Great! There's plenty to watch, can we recommend starting at the beginning? The Kimberley was amazing.
hey guys like I said I never miss an episode I had a friend tell me the other day they live vicariously through people like you and I I tried to tell him it's just like any other day you're just on the water instead of land and you get to experience life just can't tell you how much I love your videos and stay safe you're always in my hopes and prayers
Absolutely LOVE your videos. As an Aussie based near New York City who loves the Kimberley, this is a DREAM to watch.
As I sit here in minus 5c in the snowy U.K. it’s a mind saver to watch your videos 👍
Really interesting like always .... beautiful scenery, animals, fishy's, and you guys! Love ya.... from Canada.
Thanks again Jenn.
The long nosed, long tailed, short legged Terrier lurking around your boat. Great video, keep safe
Very friendly little guy.
Hi guys, I think out of all the sailing channels on UA-cam yer putting out some of the best content.
Thanks Pat. There's a good chance we can all learn a bit from each other.
I was pulling for you to get that fish all most fell outa the chair lol
Love the fishing clips. The current reminds me of sailing the inside passage of British Columbia,
We want to go there in the not to distant future.
I must say, I am soooo impressed with the beauty of this region. I must get myself done to Australia one day!
Our mission is complete
nice sailing and good marine Photography
Another GREAT video guys. Keep up the great work.
Another great and informative video Troy & Pascale Looking forward to the next one :-)
Fun with currents! We have a notorious spot also named 'hole in the wall' in British Columbia.
Excellent as usual!!! Amazing video!
I can only add to what the others have said one heck of a job ,love all your videos and all your hard work,, wish I was there in person ,,your show help me feel like I am thanks guys
Such a beautiful fishing hole. Thanks for another great vid, guys.
Thanks for letting us know you are still enjoying our work SI. Much appreciated.
Excellent as always, that shark looked like a missile heading for the big Queen fish
Hello from the South Eastern US! I like your channel, especially the fishing. Keep it up!
Or some part of the world and mainly untouched (except for the non native painting along the hole in the wall) , i have been there several times for afew weeks at a time and love it.
For the trout there i found the really colorful lures work the best
We hoped to see the Wessels in their wet season glory but had to move on as the cyclone season became more developed. I had success on the trout with deep Gold Bombers but the sharks made it a little expensive.
What a great part of Oz eh. How clear is that water and the abundant life contained therein. As always, excellent vid too.
I look forward to everything you guys do and I appreciate all the Insight that you give that make my life a lot easier.
As usual another brilliant video, thanks!
Thanks for watching and letting us know Roderick.
Really enjoying your videos - great effort guys ✌️❤️👌
Hey guys thanks for the flyscreen idea.. we were thinking velcro but yours is so much easier to do Paul and Sheryl (hawkeye)
Amazing content and editing. Episode after episode, the minutes just fly by.
Nice UA-cam name you got there.
Very exciting video. Sharks, crocs, the Hole In the Wall, water in the diesel. Who could ask for more? Thanks so much.
Great content. Great explanations ; very articulate. Keep it up guys
Very exciting, amusing, entertaining and as always very informative.
thank you both so much for uploading and inspiring me.
;)
sail safe
thanks guy's always enjoy your videos
Wow! Thnx for bringing us with you on all these experiences! 🎣⛵️🐟⛵️🦈⛵️🐊
OMG You's have the most fantastic fishing Ive ever seen ! Amazing seeing those fish screaming around and that shark wasn't fooling around either. Yikes that bloody crock was sure creepy ! There's something about how clear that water is there. Keep these videos coming brother. I know the take a lot of hard work and time.but I guarantee as more people see these stunning videos of yours sooner or later they're going to go viral and you's will become house hold names being so popular. Great going guy's I love every minute of it !
Thanks Rob. The vids take a lot of time and work but it's also great fun and it's brought us into contact with so many fine people.
Enjoyed the editing and music on that one. Let alone the fishing and wildlife action :D
I'm speechless!!!! Can´t find the right words.... Untill now: THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEOS ! AMAZING!!!!
Well thats the screenshot off the series @20.10 or second to the shadows of you guys in the tender against the gorge wall :)
loved watching Mirool dancing in the Gugari rip trying to find the back eddy.
You guys should be sponsored by Tourism Australia ............!
Tourism Australia would have to put in too many disclaimers with our episodes!
another awesome vid guys. how good was that queeny fishing in the shade aye! looking forward to the next one!
Love the fishing...!
Crocs have a good sense of smell. Of course a nice smoked mullet would be interesting! :-)
They do and it was!
Those dancing rays were interesting, never seen that before.
Love was in the air.
Awesome video as always, wonderful, thank you again
Awesome video, you never cease to amaze! Especially the well thought out boat, having a day tank setup and a deck washdown is a rarity on small vessels. And some other nice bits & pieces caught my eye but I guess that's for future episodes...
And I totally agree on loving the modest approach, much better than SHARKS, CROCS, DANGER, LIVE THREATENING, ... as other channels might have put it.
We like having those animals around as it demonstrates we are in a very healthy ecosystem and encourages self responsibility. We're really happy people like our more natural approach, thank you once again Horst.
Great video... Inspiring my wife and I to sail even more, Thanks
Great videos, informative and entertaining. Thanks to both of you.
Thanks Simon welcome aboard
heya bean watching you hole playlist that's how much I like it now at 193/224 vlog a lot to go still
That's what I'm talking about tight lines always makes for great times. You might want to tie Pascal in, I thought that one was going to flip the boat. Keep up the adventures and thanks for bringing us along.
Thanks Jimmy- wasn't that strike a beauty. I was more in danger of toppling out from laughing too hard.
Free Range Sailing I was laughing until I saw that shark. That sucker came out of nowhere. Do you know what kind it was?
Great fishing scenes and good to know about the Hole In The Wall.
You are getting really good at this.