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Twin outriggers and downriggers; custom trim tabs, dual anchors.
Three scoop bait tank, lights for night fishing, self-bailing deck, dual auto bilge pumps, salt/fresh wash down hose.
Price: $278 Thickness: 1/4
Price: $378 Thickness: 3/8
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The Saloon: Fiddles elsewhere are a nuisance. There’s nothing worse than a nav station with built-in fiddles when you’re trying to plot a course on a paper chart. Where do you put your forearms? Same with the dining table. more
November, 2009: Mia and I were sailing our 1966 Allied Seabreeze yawl, Arcturus, on our first-ever offshore passage together, a short hop from Wilmington, North Carolina, to Jacksonville, Florida. Our second night out, the brisk northwesterly wind shut down, but the sea state remained. With no lee cloths on the bunks, the off-watch was hanging onto the bookshelves to keep from getting tossed out onto the floor and definitely not sleeping. We had also no means of self-steering, so the on-watch was glued to the helm. We had no storm sails, no safety equipment, none of the things a well-found oceangoing boat needs to have for a seamanlike passage. The result was an exhausting trip. more
Bunks: Want to see me at my worst? Keep me awake for 48 hours. A good ocean-sailing yacht will have good ocean-sailing bunks, something you can easily arrange. At their simplest, bunks should be narrow and secure. The canvas pipeberths on raceboats may look awful, but in reality, their narrow platform and adjustable tilt make them surprisingly cozy. As a rule, solid leeboards are better than lee cloths (much more secure), though they are both harder to install and make disappear when not in use. here
The Galley: Despite her pedigree as a great oceangoing yacht, our Swan 48 Isbjörn has a terrible galley. The stove is to port, and when it’s on the high side, there’s a good 8ft of empty space between the cook and the nav station—a long way down. Galley straps, once de rigueur, I consider unsafe: the last thing you want if a fire breaks out or boiling water spills is to be lashed in place. here
To improve things a little we’ve installed a triangular teak foot brace on the cabin sole. When you need two hands while cooking with the stove on the high side, it makes what was once an impossible task merely a difficult one.