Sailing, Capsize and rescue canoe Capsize and rescue of Marshall Islands canoe Sailing Canoe capsize and rescue in the Marshall Islands A Traditional pacific canoe capsizes next to us when we are on anchor at Ailuk Lagoon in the Marshall Islands. The five visiting yachts all head over in their dinghy and help rescue the crew. We drag the overturned and damaged vessel to the shallows where we turn it back over and leave the crew to make their way to shore so they can continue the repairs. We also enjoy the underwater delights of Ailuk and hang out in another stunning anchorage. Footage from June 2020 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ☕️ Want to Buy us a Coffee? Support our videos: https://ko-fi.com/sailingdoubletrouble 🌎 Blogs and updates on the website: https://sailingdoubletrouble.com 💁🏼‍♀️ Photos and real time stuff here: https://www.facebook.com/sailingdoubletrouble/ 📷 Random Travel Pics and updates: https://www.instagram.com/sailingdoubletrouble/ 👉Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SailingDoubleTrouble?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 👩‍❤️‍👨About us : Hello and welcome to our channel! We are Jo and Rob and we are here to share our sailing adventures with you. In 2016, inspired by the likes of ‘Delos’, ‘Sailing La Vagabonde’ and ‘Gone with The Wynns’, we sold up everything we owned and bought our 40ft, Fountaine Pajot ‘Lipari 41 Evo’ sailing catamaran ‘Double Trouble’. We had no sailing experience whatsoever, so the past few years have been a huge learning curve. We thought it might be fun to document our travels for anyone thinking of following a similar lifestyle. So far we have visited 7 different countries and sailed over 13,000 nautical miles. We have had many unique experiences that would not have been possible in our prior life and we don’t regret a second. We're both super keen on protecting our precious environment, so amongst other things, we both follow a plant based diet. You wont find any fishing footage on this channel! Subscribe now and join us as we continue our salty travels around the world. https://www.youtube.com/c/SailingDoubleTrouble?sub_confirmation=1 👏Credits: Thanks to 'Shure ' microphones for voiceover sound. 🎼Music: DT Theme tune - 'Happy' by MBB https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/g6swHZbWtRc 🎧Other Music: Epidemic Sound Library #sailingdoubletrouble #AilukAtoll

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there's a dinghy capsized and we are off

on a mission to try and go and help him

oh no you're broken you need a toe

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i look is known as the lagoon of sails

and it was a daily event to see multiple

local canoes sailing up and down to

gather copra and pandanus to bring it

back to the main township

these vessels have an easy beam reach

when the prevailing wind is blowing and

reach up to 10 knots

it turns out that a few of the lads from

the village had decided to borrow one of

their dad's boats for an afternoon

jolly on the return trip they managed to

get some air and kept going

capsizing near one of the bombies a few

hundred meters from where we were

anchored

after mustering all the crew from the

five visiting yachts we went over to

help drag the canoe into the shallows so

it could be patched up and returned to

the village

andrew from offshore haven had the

biggest outboard and we soon worked out

that it was easier for one toe rope to

be used

so the other dinghies took crew and a

few floating accessories

and followed into shallow water these

are two of the guys from the canoe say

hello for the camera hey

they're a bit wet and a bit cold now the

mission nearly successful

andrew did a mighty fine job we're

coming up

now floated the sail off that's over

here

after removing the mast and rigging and

securing the very heavy outrigger it was

a case of everyone getting underneath

and behind the canoe to walk it over to

the right side up

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so

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a great job all round and we left the

crew with some spare water and a short

paddle to the nearest beach

so yeah the boys were rescued yesterday

we couldn't get hold of the village

on the vhf or the ssb yesterday evening

so pretty much they spent the night on

the island uno mas managed to get hold

of a pumpkin on the island this morning

and his attitude was oh you told them to

land great yeah we thought they'd spent

the night on the reef

so they were very very laid back about

the whole thing

but a long boat went out this morning we

don't know whether they've taken them

some tools or whatever

but it looks like they're sailing down

there so they've managed to fix their

canoe

which is brilliant i'd like to see a lot

of a lot of kids in the uk and new

zealand go and spend the night on an

island

on their own with no food or i think

they had water but i don't have anything

to eat

hopefully they chop some coconuts down

we

love the pacific outrigger canoes and

it's lovely to see them being so well

used in lagoons such as i look

it was pretty incredible to see how

quickly they were traveling with the

temporary repair

and a real testament to the strength of

their design

when we were in the village a couple of

weeks later we were pleased to see

some more extensive repairs being done

as well

sunday morning yes we're on the move

we are heading north not quite sure

where

no we're gonna see what the weather's

like apparently it's gonna

the wind's gonna fall off a little bit

later in the week but uh we're gonna go

about four miles north that's pretty

much the northern point of the atoll

yeah i think we'll be seeing nice

islands on the way up or we might go all

the way to the top who knows

yeah there's a couple of anchorages

marked on the way so we'll check them as

we go and then

make a decision pretty fluid today a

fluid

sunday yes shall we let's go

captain on bomby watch on the front

managed to miss some so far today anyway

don't speak too soon

it's pretty isn't it very nice just got

the head sail out and we are tickling

along at a stately four and a half knots

that'll do us no engines on sunday sale

breeze pretty nice

anchor down i'm not quite sure where we

are

we're closer to the one that sounds like

a sneeze aka cha chacho island

acacia island it's about three miles

north of where we are we didn't come

very far we're gonna go right off the

top we're like oh that looks nice we'll

go in there

so we did but follow me because there's

a lovely bombing out here that we're

gonna

have a snorkel off but look at that it's

gonna be worth a little look isn't it

i think so snorkel and possibly a dive

yeah if it drops off um like the other

ones have done oh we're not sure how

roley it's gonna be on the

high tides but um there's a big tide i

think 1.5

and we're sitting right in front of a

cut in the reef so we might get a bit of

roll tonight

i'm going to go and dive the anchor okay

show us the view that way

so there's a nice island here then the a

cut

and then slightly north there's actually

an island in front here that goes this

way

and then there's two small islands here

and behind here

with a cut to the north of them as well

so we're getting

nice ocean water which is hopefully

feeding that bomby so it should be a

uh spectacular snorkel vibe

i think spectacular might be going a bit

far from the coral that we've seen so

far on the marshall islands but yeah

some fish would be nice nice

spot to spend a few days anyway yeah

it's all right just another palm tree

and a beach hey

see one park tracy tomorrow these are

pretty nice

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so

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um we got an email yesterday from our

friend lucy and majro and it looks like

fiji is starting to open up its borders

slightly doing what they are going to

call their bula bubble

which means they are accepting visitors

from australia and new zealand

it now looks like you can go into fiji

and get a cruising permit

there's still a 14 day quarantine in

place but they will take sea time

towards 14 day quarantine we are

assuming that because the marshall

islands are covered free

um we will be included in the people

that they will accept they are accepting

people from tuvalu kiribati and tonga

and none of those places have got any

instances of covid so

there's a bit of poking around going on

trying to find out what's happening

because it looks like in the long term

we may have to go back to

new zealand uh this cyclone season the

plan was to drop down to vanuatu

then come back up and do the philippines

but vanuatu is

closed it's all still a little bit up in

the air but it's looking a wee bit more

positive now like i say we do have the

possibility of going into reprovision in

fiji should we wish had to head back to

new zealand

so lots of decisions to be made but that

is the update as of the 23rd of june

2020

that's all i have to report for today

jumping off dt to go for a snorkel or

dive is an awesome feeling

while snorkeling is a great way to spend

a couple of hours

having a dive compressor and going for a

dive is where we are happiest

we agree with a fellow cruiser who said

that when his compressor was running

it sounded like the sound of freedom

it's certainly very noisy we're

extremely happy to have a dive

compressor on board and its maintenance

schedule is not that complicated

reefs and bombies in the marshall

islands have been impacted by global

warming and bleaching

but there are still things to see if

you're patient

most of the underwater structures are

hard fans and plate corals with smaller

colourful reef fish

chatting with your dive buddy and

sharing what critters you see is also a

good way to pass the time

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how's your day my day's been lovely

good move down gorgeous had a snorkel

how's your day been yeah it's good

snorkel had a

clean of the hull did a few boat jobs

yeah

well no it's so beautiful either that's

absolutely lovely this

this anchorage is very nice

a little bit sloppy-doppy at the high

tide but they all are

yeah keep watching that sun go down

there

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