Near-miss in paradise: most cruisers who pass through the South Pacific make a layover in the beautiful lagoon of Bora Bora. It's my bet not one of them expects to lose the boat while anchored there

Article Abstract:

After spending the night in an uncrowded anchorage in the southeast corner of Bora Bora, a cruising yacht is run aground after a sudden shift in the weather. In hindsight, the sailors involved now know to monitor the weather at all times to anticipate necessary changes in anchorage.

Pacific Ocean, Description and travel, Bora Bora

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Assume nothing

Article Abstract:

An experienced sailor details the problems he and his wife encountered while sailing from Mayport to St. Augustine, Florida. He advises other sailors to prepare equipment and charts carefully before going on trips to unfamiliar waters.

Management, Sailboats, Sailing

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A sailor's tales: nothing but net

Article Abstract:

The experiences of a sailor finding his boat trapped in fishermens' nets are recounted. On finding the boat has been caught, a sailor should lower all sails or switch off the engine and use a boathook to try and remove the tangle.

Environmental aspects, Fishing nets

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