Motor Yacht Cruising On The ICW - Southbound! Part 4
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2020
- M/Y OLOH departs Coinjock, North Carolina, bound for Hampstead, North Carolina with overnight stops in Belhaven and Oriental. Part 4 of our Southbound journey from New York includes crossing the Albermarle Sound (which can be a nasty body of water), a couple of great dinners in Belhaven, a cool place to provision in Oriental and a detailed look at how to approach Harbour Village Marina in Hampstead from the ICW.
Learn all about our adventure at www.myoloh.com/blog.
Oh my God! If you read my comment on #3 trip south I tell you about my night on the Albamarle Sound. My trip with a boyfriend going north across on a 36’ trawler! Scary! Thanks for these memories! 🛥️
Harbor Village marina, I pulled in there 15 yrs ago on a classic 100ft fantail motor yacht. I squeezed in the channel and stayed at the fuel dock for the night. Next morning nobody had left and they were up on deck starting at me, I ask dockmaster whats up? He said they're all 2aiting cause they want to see how I'm getting out if there! Had a good laugh and then an applause as I sprung the boat 180 off the dock so I didn't have to back all the way out thanks for the memories good vids!
That's awesome and it must have been a sight! So glad you've enjoyed the videos.
Watching you guys pull into Harbour Village Marina in Hampstead, NC brought back wonderful memories for me. My wife and I owned a 1988 32’ Carver Mariner back in the day, and HVM was her home. Still miss that boat, even these many years later. Thanks for sharing!
That's fantastic! So glad we could take you back.
Well - Admiral, Capitan, Galley Stewart and Ambassador of Cheer, this is for sure your best work on MY Oloh!! Love the stops the narration and your happy upbeat take on the cruising lifestyle. The editing on this one was very nice and I am sure you spent a ton of time getting it to this quality. Hope everyone is holding up and looking forward to the next episode. :) Cheers TK
Thanks so much Tom! That means a great deal coming from you, a true aficionado of boater vlogs! All is well here - hoping the same for you and that you've been enjoying more fun on the water. Cheers to you all!
Just recently started to follow you and your adventures. I boat on Lake Erie and dream of doing the ICW trip when I retire in the next few years. Look forward to see you passing thru Wrightsville Beach, NC since I grew up there back in the 1970's. My Dad's Chris Craft was docked just south of the drawbridge on the east side of the ICW. Trying to catch up on all your videos and I am really enjoying watching them. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the kind words. So glad you've been enjoying!
Your dad is awesome haha
Thanks Anthony. We think so too!
@@OLOH :)))
❤ Spoon River is my kind of place
Forgot how cool Harbour Village Marina is, in 2017 I made an offer on one of the houses on the hill behind you when you were walking and talking about how nice it is. The seller backed out and took the house off market.
It was a great stop!
You guys are great I'm new to your CH. Keep the video's coming. I have a CPMY Silverton 442 (Last Resort) Branford CT.
Thanks so much Ronny! We've spent many nights at Bruce & Johnson and look forward to being back on the Sound next season. Hope to see you out there.
@@OLOH I'm right down the river at Sylvan point The dock at the condo's . Hope to see you too mate.
Great video thanks for sharing.
Thanks Dillon - so glad you enjoyed!
Came across your channel, watched one, and quickly subscribed. Very well done and super interesting. Thanks guys!
Thanks so much Bill! Much more to come...
I just started following you guys today, live in Oriental, it was surreal seeing you guys waling down the middle of Hodges street and in the provisioning company, enjoying your videos, great job
Ha! Love it and love Oriental. Thanks for the kind words.
These videos are fantastic! We are planning to do this trip in about 6 years.
So glad you're enjoying! And we hope they're helpful in your planning (along with our blog at www.myoloh.com). Thanks for watching Rob!
Yo guys are in our neck of the woods good video have a safe trip
Thanks so much. Cheers!
great video! I live near Belhaven and know Gregg at the Belhaven Marina! Thank you for sharing!!! God bless!
Thanks Teresa - so glad you enjoyed it. Gregg's terrific and Belhaven is one of our favorite towns along the waterway. Just a special place.
You certainly "stumbled" upon it! lol🤣
More bloopers at the end ! new subscriber
Welcome! We'll try to add some bloopers in the future.
I would love to do the ICW. My wife, not so much.
Speaking of Jason doing his job, does he hold it until going ashore?
You should have stopped in Beaufort to grab a steak dinner at Ribeyes, fantastic steaks.
Yes, Jasper does hold it until we're ashore. We try to keep our travel days to a max of around six or seven hours, both for us and him, but he has no problem with the occasional longer days when they come around. We still have not potty-trained him to go on deck as many do but we may as he gets older.
We have stopped in Beaufort many times and we will be back!
Great video! Really appreciate all the info you pass on. Jasper is the hardest working crew member, standing watch is not something to take lightly and can lead to a reprimand or loss of treats?😊
Lol. Stumbled no pun intended
I posted too soon before you said Dawson Creek, I live on Dawson Creek, apparently the guy that wrote the TV series of the same name was from this area
Where did you get the red/green channel reminder you have on your console? I have been looking for one.
You'll find details on it here: myoloh.com/oloh-gear-our-favorite-things-part-2/
I Enjoy your videos.
How is your dad AJ?
I am curious about what arrangements you make for the dog to relieve himself while underway. I see many people cruising with their bets but this has never been explained. Thanks.
While many cruisers train their dogs to "go" onboard in designated areas, we haven't gotten there yet with Jasper. But with most of our cruising days kept under six hours it has never been a problem. We do have occasional longer days, as long as twelve hours, but they are rare and have never been an issue (he won't leave the house all day when it's raining so we know he can handle it voluntarily). When we anchor out it is always in a place where we can safely get to shore for him. He always seems to know on those early morning walks when we are getting set to shove off that he may not get to go again for a while and fully takes care of business. All that said, we know from friends with dogs that can go days without going ashore that it is never too late to train your pup to go on board. And we do plan to take this on with Jasper to ensure he is always comfortable and to give us more flexibility when getting ashore is difficult. Our friends wrote a terrific article about all of this here: www.takingpaws.com/p/blog-page.html
Thanks for watching - cheers!
@@OLOH Thanks for that. I know many that train their dogs to use a "pee pad" - basically a diaper put on the floor. I was guessing thats what most folks do but wasn't sure. In any event Im glad you can have your companion with you when you travel. The family isn't quite complete without every member.
I recognize your face but can’t place it. Did you live in Ft Lauderdale, Long Island?? Safe travels.
Thanks! We've stayed on our boat for short spells in Fll but have never lived there. We do have a weekend/vacation home on Long Island. Cheers!
What does Oloh mean? And what was your normal cruising speed?
Hey LouLou - While OLOH can do 17/18 knots all day in the right conditions, we typically love to cruise at around 10 knots. As far as what OLOH means - your clue is 🎵Let's get together and feel alright🎵. Got it?
@@OLOH of course! Love it. Thanks for that Intel; about to do my first trip south on the ICW in August. Can’t wait….
What kind of dog is the Nobel Jasper?
Jasper is a rescue pup whose mom was a pitbull and dad, according to the DNA test (and it makes sense), a German Wire Haired Pointer mix.
I've been noticing a trend in many ICW cruising videos. Most people with fancy looking sport fishers or modern yachts (like that sea ray) don't seem to understand educate or don't care about others and think they are the king of the waters (that is untill their high HP MAN diesels fail after 600 hours)
It is sad but true. And we hate to generalize because there are owners and captains of those types of boats who are conscientious and courteous. But we and our cruising friends do notice that, more often than not, when there is a lack of courtesy on the waterways, those are the culprits. And it has been this way as long as we have been boating.
Gotta love when a moron not only doesn't slow down and overtake another properly but plows past at a speed where they get the absolute biggest Wake possible from their hull. These people aren't oblivious they just don't care. It's sad to say but if you let them piss you off you could stay mad every day. They get theirs surely because life isn't kind to stupid people.
Well said Mike. We're big believers in karma. Particularly boating karma.
Hey you guys know how to do a boaters channel for people who have boats, nice to take a break from the boobs and booze channels and maybe learn some stuff. 😎
Ha! We appreciate that. Glad you appreciate what we're putting out there.