Your videos are awesome, am working my way through them all, sad to see you stopped. Stellar scenery, cool places, interesting life on your boat, great editing/ music and very nicely presented. Thanks!
YES! Finally some credit for my efforts :) hahah. When I first moved to the coast, I worked the docks of a busy fishing resort, 50 boats on and off the dock 3 times a day, so I quickly learned to handle a docking boat.
You guys seem like you’ve been boating your whole lives. I’m sure you have a ton of knowledge. Could you post something about on your boat with fractional ownership like that 26 commander. Also about tour of your new big boat would be cool.
We've been running boats together for nearly 15 years so that helps! Shared ownership was the fastest way for us to get into a boat that we could overnight on. Our advice is to share with someone you trust, split the costs evenly, make a schedule (we did two weeks on two weeks off), establish how you're going to deal with differences of opinion beforehand. And obvi make sure you always fuel up! We'll definitely put together a video about sharing a boat with someone and will have a boat tour one as well - great ideas!
@solarburrito sorry to hear that's been your experience. There was a mix of boats this season, lots of folks on smaller fishing / cruiser type boats on the dock. Although I suspect the vibe was different this year as COVID was preventing any of the big American yachts from coming up.
I have been in Gorge many times with my 18 footer. They where always happy to take our money. Perhaps my Port Moody Power Squadron Burgee was the key? A great place... Nice to see 'Refudge' again
@@garycoleman8223it definitely the Port Moody Power Squadron Burgee :) Our first trip over there was in 16ft Hourston Glascraft and we camped in our tent.
@@TheVancouverIslander oh I should’ve clarified I was talking about the gorge harbor. We Docked at refuge Cove as well on our camping trip in 2016 and they were very nice. I love that store. Such a cool experience. I bought it lucky logger desolation sound T-shirt but that yacht club gear looks amazing. Hope Covid goes away soon!
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Your videos are awesome, am working my way through them all, sad to see you stopped. Stellar scenery, cool places, interesting life on your boat, great editing/ music and very nicely presented. Thanks!
Great video 👍
Nice to have a deckhand that's on the ball eh!
YES! Finally some credit for my efforts :) hahah. When I first moved to the coast, I worked the docks of a busy fishing resort, 50 boats on and off the dock 3 times a day, so I quickly learned to handle a docking boat.
Love watching you guys live your best lives! 🛥️
Great video!!
Thanks for watching Zoe!
Fantastic video guys. Just a note, that 182 was actually a 206 :)
Thanks for the info!
We need a book or something to identify all of the floatplanes buzzing around.
You guys seem like you’ve been boating your whole lives. I’m sure you have a ton of knowledge. Could you post something about on your boat with fractional ownership like that 26 commander. Also about tour of your new big boat would be cool.
We've been running boats together for nearly 15 years so that helps! Shared ownership was the fastest way for us to get into a boat that we could overnight on. Our advice is to share with someone you trust, split the costs evenly, make a schedule (we did two weeks on two weeks off), establish how you're going to deal with differences of opinion beforehand. And obvi make sure you always fuel up! We'll definitely put together a video about sharing a boat with someone and will have a boat tour one as well - great ideas!
Been there once. I had to convince the harbor master to let our lowly 20’ fish boat dock for lunch. They’d rather deal with the 1%.
@solarburrito sorry to hear that's been your experience. There was a mix of boats this season, lots of folks on smaller fishing / cruiser type boats on the dock. Although I suspect the vibe was different this year as COVID was preventing any of the big American yachts from coming up.
I have been in Gorge many times with my 18 footer. They where always happy to take our money. Perhaps my Port Moody Power Squadron Burgee was the key?
A great place...
Nice to see 'Refudge' again
@@garycoleman8223it definitely the Port Moody Power Squadron Burgee :) Our first trip over there was in 16ft Hourston Glascraft and we camped in our tent.
@@TheVancouverIslander oh I should’ve clarified I was talking about the gorge harbor. We Docked at refuge Cove as well on our camping trip in 2016 and they were very nice. I love that store. Such a cool experience. I bought it lucky logger desolation sound T-shirt but that yacht club gear looks amazing. Hope Covid goes away soon!