Late season sailing in Thunder Bay Can

[Canhobie 5]

Getting to open water is a little challegeing

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5pVZtIIDSeY

A few obstacles

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8khm9rgTTU4

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EHp_XdW4Alw

 

But otherwise a great sail

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xm62mLv1HuY

[Laurent 1,020]

Ok, it's now official.

You're crazy.

You need to seek professional help ASAP.

 

More seriously, what happens if, God forbids, you capsize? How much time can you stay in the water before you lose muscle power to right the boat? Or even simply climbing on the hulls to stay out of the water?

[KC375 1,580]

41 minutes ago, Laurent said:

Ok, it's now official.

You're crazy.

You need to seek professional help ASAP.

 

More seriously, what happens if, God forbids, you capsize? How much time can you stay in the water before you lose muscle power to right the boat? Or even simply climbing on the hulls to stay out of the water?

They are wearing wet suits. I don't know how thick but they should be OK for a while. Initially it is unpleasant as the cold water seeps in between the neoprene and your skin but after you warm up that layer of water you are good to go. If you are intentionally going in then bring a thermos of warm (NOT hot) water and pour it inside your suit just before immersion. I did a few scuba dives in Lake Ontario in January before I could afford a dry suit (or at least when the trade off between dry suit and more beer consistently led to more beer).