Sailing Without Wind.

Discussion in 'Motorsailers' started by Will Gilmore, Jul 21, 2022.

  1. Will Gilmore
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    Will Gilmore Senior Member

    Yes, that's most likely true.
     
  2. Will Gilmore
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    Something like this?

    -Will
     
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  3. Howlandwoodworks
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    A roll and tack, free pumping, rocking, ooching, but sculling the sail and tiller will get you back to the dock without wind.
    I sail a 18' Prindle cat on the Big Muddy some day. It has a 6+ knot current in some places and a -2 in others. It is not a place for beginners and she picks the time that you should be on her waters.
    This is not a picture of the big muddy but it was a day of sailing without wind.
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    Here re some who are sailing with to much wind.
     
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  4. Will Gilmore
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    Will Gilmore Senior Member



    -Will
     
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