Open Ocean Rescue: ABANDON SHIP (Pt. 3/4)
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2023
- What happened to this dismasted sailboat? WHY was it abandoned? Interview with the rescued crew. (Rescue Yara part 3/3)
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James you did awesome on turning dire streets for those people into a feeling of relief, positivity and security.
You were lighthearted and welcoming and that is exactly what they needed to defuse a very stressful situation.
Hats off to you, Captain. **salute**
Nobody can/should watch this without taking a moment to close their eyes a pay respect to James, who so honorably represents the notion of what a sailor should be -- honest, resourceful, kind and courageous -- a Captain Courageous -- A Good-Herated but true Salty Dog.
And a nice guy. Had the chance to briefly chat with him in Shelter Bay in Panama. @sailingwildflower
Some folks probably thought you heavy handed, but they don't understand the responsibility of being Captain. When you are in charge, BE in charge. That was you James! Nice videos.
Were they ever able to find the sailboat after it was abandoned? Great job helping the crew to safety!!
within 2000 miles, we'll have you dancing in panama
I have watched you many times and you are amazing in the care you have for others. That is in short supply in everyday life it seems. Thanks for your honesty, humility, and compassion you have for others in their time of need.
Great job Skipper! Shows the importance of helping each other at sea. I'd sail with you anytime!
The discussion of circumstances is terrific. Seemed they were so close to succeeding with the jury rigged mast. Seas were just not friendly to them. Glad you were there to help!
They always make themselves that they were almost successful just the boat was rocking too much what about the injury beside the mast which they threw away instead of making something out of it , like using grinder and cutting poles out of it for makeshift whatever to keep them moving in the right direction... Typical French, nearly made it just because James turned up they went along ... see my comment about me rescuing another French couple, real ungrateful frogs 🐸 😅
@@LondonCarnavalwhy so rude!! Nobody is perfect Sir.... No🤷🏼♀️
@@LondonCarnavalYou have never been at sea. You have never been on a yacht. You have no idea how much the mainmast weighs. You have no idea how much a mainmast with a full mainsail dangling in the sea weighs or how difficult is to handle. But never mind you come on here talking shit and we all know your mummy still has to tie your shoe laces.
@@LondonCarnaval oh shut up , how many Americans daily act this way , how many people in general. dont post your negativity here , we arent for it , and we love everyone from everywhere!!
The pirate bit was beautiful. Made a big man shed a tear 🥲
Thank you so much for saving them, acting respectful and responsible in the open ocean.
Thank you to all for sharing this story...it was a good one for sure. Also let us know if they are ever able to salvage the boat.
Sounds as if it was not their boat, but some tour companies?
One should not leave a disabled boat as a hazard for others to hit, one should scuttle it by removing hoses and opening through hull seacocks.
On the previous video James said that they left it per Coast Guard instructions. @@andrewbrown2063
Fuck that. Million stories of boats being saved even months later. But to purposely sink something that is worth more than some peoples houses, or took a life time of saving is insane. Who hits the one boat in a big ass ocean? Mist suck at piloting
@@andrewbrown2063 if it were *abandoned*, I'd agree, but they plan to go out and salvage it. In fact, I think that I read that the owner had already done that. I believe they even mentioned here that AIS was left running, so no one's gonna just run her down out there.
Congratulations To The Captain and crew of Zingaro for a successful rescue of fellow sailors in peril on the sea. They were so lucky to have such a fine boat and crew to be there for them. Anyone who has sailed offshore knows how much worse it could have been.
Glad everyone ended up safe. They were in the right hands as soon as you and your crew responded. Combat medic on board- sound like a movie. Made great viewing so thanks for doing what you do and its fantastic that there is footage from the other boat.
Thanks for this episode with more impressions and info of your great rescue operation!!❤
Fabulous story and a great insight for all sailors! Well done. ⛵️
Absolutely heartwarming and highly inspirational story!
What a wonderful CAPTAIN. What a wonderful story. If only the whole world was as kind.
Would a sea anchor have helped?
Expert save, captain!
Beautiful family! Love and light to you and your fantastic crew on the rescue! Namaste 🙏
What an experience.James has all experience a sailor could want. Congratulations on the new addition. You all appear appreciative and content.
A amazing rescue and story with the saved crew. Thank you for sharing this unexpected adventure. It must have been incredibly difficult on the crew to be just rocking back and forth for 6 days. This is one of my favorite episodes and I enjoyed every minute of it. Keep up the great work.
Wow, this is so emotional watching. Glad everyone is safe
Very cool at the end with you and your family, everybody looking good!
Great series, James. Thanks for doing what you do.
Your upcoming adventures with Mario sound fantastic, as do your upcoming adventures with the family. I'm super excited for you guys and the channel.
You guys are awesome. Been following several sailing channels for many years and you keep impressing me by how natural you are. Keep on truckin! Maybe someday we'll meet at sea.
James and crew. You are amazing.
A really good series of videos, especially considering that this type of thing does occur and as you said James "to put some coins in the karma bank"!
Heartening to see no-one was seriously injured and that the boat might well be able to be recovered too.
Have a ripper everyone!
Amazing story, emotional at times. Congratulations for a good example of seamanship. 😊😊
Nice series. Thank you!
Well done James ,great leadership ❤
Congratulations Anna & James on the birth of your darling little girl. James you did a wonderful job of coming to the aid of those people, gosh it must of been stressful for them. All the best from Brisbane Australia.
wow.. just wow.. thank you for sharing this..
Congratulations James and Ana!!! Normally a couple sees big changes in their lives when the first child is born. I'll be watching to see you two handle parenthood! Best Wishes!🚢🛥🌝
Hee James, i must say your calmness through this epic journy is legendary.
A boat full of people, a huge journy, saving shipwrecked sailors AND having a baby, i would emotionally explode!
I wish i will meet you one day, im selling my house now, so in about a years time i might be on the water. xxx
Rescues are always priceless it plant a seed of eternal greatfuness. GOOD JOB
Congratulations, nice to meet the family!
Wow. What a great captain.
Did you ask, why they never used a floating anchor? Waves go with the winds, sailing boats always drift sideways and this makes it rolly. But with a drifting anchor you can keep the bow or the stern into the wind as you like and reduce rolling... Besides that, a floating anchor saves you in very stormy conditions, so every boat should have one...
We always called it a sea anchor. In a pinch, a bucket can be used.
Excellent work amazing stories forever
Great job Captain!
Sailors unite, what a very special story, well done to the Zingaro team.
Great response to the rescue 🤙🤙Some new pirates ✊️✊️
What a beautiful family. Gorgeous mama and baby ❤
Beautiful baby. Congratulations mom and dad. The rescue and this Sailing Zingaro video series will be a permanent part of the essential UA-cam sailing library. Full coverage, every question we might have answered, no nonsense. Every rescuer a future rescued, and everyone rescued a future rescuer. Every sailor knows what was obvious to me a few weeks ago when I saw both BoatUS tow boats in a row towing boats back into the marina. Best wishes for my harbor mates in trouble and the knowledge that eventually that'll probably be me getting towed back in. And the bo'sun in us all is now wondering: What can we add to our boats that would allow us to jury rig a workable mast? (It looked like they bolted the gooseneck to the deck but it didn't work. )
Many thanks to all to share the experience,.....
that is awesome that you are going on a sister ship. how cool. I will be looking for the video. Happy Sailing ⛵.
@El Capitan
Great interview of the Yara crew! Six days bobbing around without a mast must have been hell!
What a crazy story and so happy you were close enough to rescue the crew of Yara! What an adorable baby!! Have seen you in videos from other sailing channels and look forward to following your family's sailing adventures!
Pour SVYara: Six jours! Quelle situation folle! C'est dommage pour Yara, j'espère que vous pourrez la récupérer, mais vous êtes tous en sécurité et c'est ca le plus important. Je suis tellement heureux que vous soyez tous avec Zingaro at je vous souhaite la très bonne chance pour votre avenir et pour la poursuite de vos aventures en voile. ♥
This is a incredible video and story… My goodness kudos to you James for being in the right place and the right time in order to help these people out! You had everything everybody needed, including medical equipment, and mental fortitude! Kudos brother!
Gratulerer til mor og far med ei fin datter!
I have been slowly coming to the conclusion that I am done living in the desert. I think the sailing life is for me. Your videos have shown me what it can be. You an a kind person and a great captain.
Supper excellent❤ great outcome. The boat will no doubt goast into port eventually. Magnificent ninio!
James, thank you for documenting this trip. We did get a little more adventure than was promised. I can't believe you set up to have a sailboat dismasted in the Pacific so that we could experience an at sea rescue. (If you don't understand sarcasm, please get some professional help) For anyone considering an adventure with Zingaro, I highly recommend it. The San Blas Islands are the most beauti...No, Galapagos Islands...No Cocos.... Zingaro has delivered adventure, amazing places, and friends every trip. But, I haven't been to Cuba...HMMM.
HAHAHA. Yes it took a lot of planning for this. Was a pleasure, Billy :)
Cuba does sound good!
Great rescue.
keep up the good work you guys. very kool
I'm glad everything ended well. And it was a wonderful surprise to see the family together at the end of the video and learn about their plans to sail around the Caribbean. Sailing life is like that, we make plans but destiny prepares wonderful surprises for us and we are grateful and move on. I hope that one day destiny allows us to cross our masts, it will be a great honor to meet you in person.
Good Winds. 🌎⛵️
Us too!
Great video!
Wild. Lovely to see the Fam
Wow ! James you are truly a God sent very well done . Great Captin .
It was her second "birthday"... You saved their lives! It's heartwarming to see true camaraderie!
Nice one James. 👍😎
When you help those two other guys learn to sell their boat I would love it if you made it a whole series starting from teaching them how to provision. Like how to provision for a 1-month cruise or two-month cruise. How to do a complete presale boat inspection, inspecting and maintaining all the mechanical parts and the static and running rigging. And not just how to sell their boat but why you are making each adjustment to the running rigging or why you are reefing in, or why you are running one cell versus another cell. And how to do how to train somebody to do a proper night watch. How to do a proper man overboard drill. And what does one have to do to be a crew on your boat?
Well Done, Awesome Rescue Skipper, would love to sail with you too....
To sail with you guys would be a bucket list kind of adventure. It wouldn't take much to fly down to Cuba.
You are a legend !
GREAT RESCUE JOB
🇨🇦 Bill Morgan
Wow, what a story. Great to see Anna again, & your new baby is so beautiful.
YOU have an absolutely lovely child!
Gorgeous baby girl! You’re one lucky guy. Great video, impressive captain-ing.
James good work getting them on board safely. It's something to me how sailboats can stay afloat so long after abandoned like a ghost ship.
if a sailboat has no mast and has her keel and cabin is watertight. It can stay afloat for 10+ years easily as long as it doesn't hit anything. And that is a true proven fact.
So for 2 years I have been working on a
" Batonned Pyramidic " Sail system for Ocean crossing vessels in case of a disaster exactly like these folks had.
All you need to attach the system is a Toe-Rail or Stanchion bases.
It allows you to sail all but upwind. ( obviously)
To date we've achieved 4knots in a 41' Morgan out island mastless , in 18-20 knot winds and 2-3ft seas...
Although a ways from perfected , we hope summer of 2024' to have a few dozen kits ready to sell.
The storage bag is 32" long and 18"x18" rounded
Hope we can test it to be 99% reliable in all weather conditions for all scenarios.
Cheers !
Very cool episode
Wow…
I’ve been involved in near-coastal situations but never off-shore. Well done James & crew! A great series of videos. Lots and lots of lessons, wisdom and gifts about so many things, mainly the mariners code. Was there a drogue or sea anchor on board the disabled vessel ?
As a Monday Morning sailor I couldn't have done any better than the stranded crew. Many kudos to both rescued and rescuers. This is a story for a life time, never to be forgotten. "Remember that time we were 1200 miles from nowhere, with a bum engine, and something swept the mast overboard in the middle of the night, without any warning?"
Very good job. Smart to bring their life raft. A large parasail or kite could be helpful in this situation if prepared ahead of a voyage.
where they delivering that boat for someone else? There was a part where they said they contacted the owner. Kudos James. You have a lot of guts to be crossing big water like that considering what happened to you before on your catamaran. I'm still amazed how you tied your two hulls together with dynema. wow.
So I have missed a bunch of videos of yours, since just after you two met. Then this last week, one popped up so I started watching you rescue that boat. My first thought was, that James is sailing with a bunch of old men (mind you, I will be 60 next May so yeah, I resemble my comment). Then I started searching your channel to find out where your now mama had gone too. When I saw you and Mama on Instagram with baby, I suddenly figured out why the old men and not bikini-clad women. I have to say, I prefer the changes, and congrats on your baby/family. You look very happy both of you.
Life changes. :) I'm happy you like the changes. We are very happy with them as well. Much love, amigo
Well done guys well done
What a beautiful baby!
James, your the sweet one and I bet a great host/EL CAPTIAN!!! Otherwise, all them faces would not have been smiling! A great thing to rescue a sailor!! And a Wonderful surprise at the end seeing Mom and baby! I can't remember her name so it's Coco from me,! Looking forward to both series! Hey, you should have cleaned his leg with the crawl/claw(?) Whatever, you know what I'm trying to say! It would have debrided it very well! But screaming would have been involved. I don't why my mine went there! CHEERS and SAFE TRAVELS!!!🙏❤❤❤🇺🇸⛵👣🤙🤗🎶🎵
Safe travels, safe new adventure.
Excellent
Good job Bro😎❤, you'll make all cruisers be all cautious and aware because of this video, you families and friends gonna be proud to have u, specially plukky😂😅
Very beautiful 😍👍
easier to abandon someone elses boat.. its a shame, but also if it was your own boat, you may have checked the boat and rigging before attempting a bluewater crossing like this. It looks like they got the mast back on board the boat after it fell. They discarded the mast after a while. The learning is it is good to have a collection of tools, for cutting rigging and a hacksaw for cutting the mast, so it could have been reused. Spare parts and rivets/rivet gun etc are all useful in a scenario like this.
Congratulations on the birth of your baby girl.
Thank you so much 😀
Well done zingaro crew. What an amazing rescue. I would like to know the reason behind ( the dots on captains injured leg) the dots around injury site how it helped from a first aid learning point to help other sailers injured at sea without a trained medic
You mark the edge of the inflamed area, if the edge spreads beyond those markers you mark again, it indicates that infection is not under control and gives an idea of of how quickly. If the edge of the inflamed area shrinks away from those marks you don't mark again, it indicates that things are looking fairly good.
I was one of two people on a boat when the mast broke. What caused it was the shroud on the starboard side came out of the spreader arm releasing tension on the starboard side and tension transferred to the port side causing it to collapse to the port side of the boat and into the water.
It says that they probably had some loose shackles and didn't notice. A mast doesn't just fall down, this is human error.
Came here for the rescue video, then saw your beautiful family. You are a lucky man sir! Also, very interested in any vlogs about having a very young child onboard in blue or other waters. Cheers!
Welcome aboard! :) Thanks man, that is sweet of you to say. Much love!
Siling. hello- like. you did great traveling~be well,=)
That had to be horrible, leaving their boat. I spent a year out at sea on a 41 ft sailboat. My husband and I and two children. We expieenced so many issues. But abandoning my boat, would have been heartbreaking. But, glad they are ok. My boat's mast was stepped to the keel. My boat did a 360° and came up fine.
It was the delivery crew that needed to abandon, and even they were torn up about it.
"An electrical crash" 😂😂😂😂
status update on boat would be interesting to see how crew would have traveled if not rescued.
They seem not to share everything about the boat and the context of the accident. The boat must have gone earlier through very hard conditions, like a storm or something if the mast was weak and the engine could not work. Or it was in a poor condition or lack of maintenance from the start. It is very weird that suddenly a healthy boat is falling apart in a good weather without any reason.
My dad and I keep discussing selling our family house (we don’t even live in it anymore bc it’s too big) and buying this Privilege Catamaran for 425k and just living on the water till the money runs out. But stuff like this reminds me that I don’t know anything at all about fixing shit that breaks. Or what to do with stuff like this.
Rent out the house, use the rent as income and buy a much less expensive boat. My wife and I are circumnavigating in a 1970's $20,000, 34 foot boat and that size is fine. While we Iove cruising we know it is not for ever. We can afford to give up cruising at any time or even abandon the boat (in the worse circumstances). Can't tell you how many cruisers we have met that did as you suggest - but, after (say) five years, find themselves trapped, with limited options and getting older (or ill).
@@stephenburnage7687 well I don’t have the current capital to buy a boat. My dad does but honestly he wouldn’t want to do it unless I was all in too. And I can’t sell my current house bc I need my side property. Have my entire biz on it and even tho it runs without me I just don’t have the liquid cash to do anything. But if we sell the family house for market value we did the math and we would each have about $850k before taxes (I don’t know how much exactly the taxes will be) and we would want a good safety net. Also I want a large comfy catamaran so I don’t get boat (cabin) fever. I live in a 900sft tiny house on 7 acres of land rn with my Biz building in the side. I can deal with small spaces but only by myself. I love my dad but if I hear one single snore I’ll yeet his ass off the bow
“ … till the money runs out “ ? Not a good plan dude.
@@TheBigWanger well. We looked at Sailing Zatara and did the math on a few things. My dad has a solid income that would still be adding to it, along with my biz. Plus it would be a substantial amount to start with. We’d have a solid 20 years even if we had to buy a whole second boat. My dad only has about 10 good working years left so it would be for him to enjoy what he can before he wouldn’t be able to live like that. We have other investments just nothing liquid. I’m not worried about the money aspect, it’s more that I have no fucking idea how to work on a boat or electronics or anything like that. I’m a food scientist and registered dietitian not an engineer
I was laughing so hard I was falling out of my chair to the man worried about lightning. He is such a comedian. He must had been such a blast LOL
I have experienced a lightening storm at sea; it’s no joke
Please explain why it was funny.
@@samuelrenauro939 because Mario is such a drama queen, he is hilarious
stoked the Mario adventures continue!
surely you convince Mario to start UA-cam as well?!
What you have done is really SUPER. And I don't think the captain could do anything about it anymore. They really tried everything. I would have done that myself. It's a shame for him that he got a small abrasion. And I have experience with it myself. You really don't want that. Saltwater and Sun, and a small wound. Greetings from Spakenburg, Netherlands.
Interesting that nothing really happened to bring the mast down, so much so everyone was down below on a watch change, clearly with no concerns about anything. Would seem to have been waiting to happen. And Tom did such a nice job of that wound. What a great guy to have onboard with all that experience.