Boat Florida to Bahamas - Episode 54 - Lady K Sailing

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[@alexanderjbeeston8580]

Cannot describe the colour of that water at the end!!! WOW

[@ronaldwhayesjr]

Nicely done but I do take exception with your description of the Lake Worth Inlet West Palm Beach area. Besides many great anchorage's around the inlet including up and down the icw, all around Peanut Island and of course just northbound past the icw bridge from Riviera Beach to Singer Island. Not to mention there are a few wonderful marinas that Supply fuel, water and food there are also many great grocery stores along with plenty of places to dock at such Maria's. Additionally the Lake Worth Inlet is extremely wide and usually very calm. The traffic does very but the great thing about it is that many many boats leave from this port going to the Bahamas so that you can leave in a large group making it safer. Lastly you failed to mention that if you go to West End directly which does have accommodations for docking and Bahamian entry. That route is approximately 60 miles instead of the 74.

[@Philippine-dream]

By far the most informative video I’ve watched since having gotten the bug to sail the Bahamas! Thank you !

[@johnheav]

This is one of the most useful sailing channels on YT. Thank you so much!

[@JorgeRodriguez-es6jl]

This is the most informative Bimini Information video I've seen, Highly recommended for those who want to cross for the first time! Every detail you need to know. Thanks!!! Enjoy Brother!

[@mrrobkennedy]

Thanks for the shout out guys! Such a pleasure to join the team! Keep up the amazing vids!

[@LadyKSailing]

Thank you for joining us ❤️

[@goofy4birds]

one of the most useful video's out there

[@sailingsvteakkeyrandyfryli8206]

I really find these videos so helpful to show my Wife what to expect. We are selling everything taking our 35' from Michigan. I know how much work the videos are for you two. So thank you for paying it forward and helping us knowledge is safety. S/V Teak Key

[@jimbo571]

I see this comment is from 4 years ago. How did your plan work out?

[@randyfryling641]

Well this July we are leaving Michigan heading south...home is gone, wintering in Florida. Wife had some health issues we had to delay. But all is ready to go...we have been living 6 months on the boat each year . Going off grid for a month month

[@jimbo571]

@@randyfryling641 that is awesome! I'm 45 now and the plan is to retire and get a boat by 55. Kids should be out of college by then so I'm doing everything I can for the next decade to keep the dream alive. Sailing lessons, chartering, and anything else I can do. Thanks for the inspiration and all the best in your upcoming adventures.

[@eccentricsmithy2746]

I have crossed the golf stream from Miami to Bimini and back a hundred times. Never had the gulf stream push me north "aggressively" and never had the raging waters you have described. Born and raised in southern florida.

[@telemetryz]

Lots of good info guys. I like how these are produced and presented, the no bullshit approach to explaining things. BRAVO!!!!!

[@LadyKSailing]

Thanks! Glad to have you along for the journey

[@edwardwerthner7717]

Really thorough explanation, thx your probably the best with travel info.

[@CynicalDad81]

The turn by turn instructions are amazing thank you.

[@airborneranger-ret]

Very nicely done. The crossing from Florida to the Bahamas is something the Macgregor 26x/26m is really good at. You can "skoot" across at 12 - 20 mph, then sail and anchor normally. 26X/26M draft is 20 inches. with the keel up - opens up lots of anchoring spots. ;)

[@mr.smiley4263]

Just ran into your channel looking for info on sailing and by far one of the best I seen will be watching all your videos thanks

[@seanmurphy1348]

I watch a few channels and you are the only one really sailing!

[@swm-sm6cu]

Exactly the information that I need. Thank you!

[@fredread9216]

My how times change. I taught a course similar to this at Broward Community College in Dania FL. It was called Sailing “Broward to the Bahamas”. I didn’t know how popular the class would be but had to end up moving it to a lecture hall with 75 people! No plotters, no GPS, no good weather or gulf stream info. Just paper charts and one radio station in Bimini to try to home in on. Ha ha. Taught them how do draw current vectors etc. this was back in 1974. I also taught Celestial nav in the planetarium there. Man how times change. (I was in line to buy the first GPS available). Just a little box that gave you two numbers. Lat and Lon. Even though you had to plot everything on paper charts, it was a game changer. Nice job on the video!

[@jimfromri]

Hands down, this video is among the most useful sailing videos out there. Thanks for sharing. Now I’m going to have to watch your other videos to see what additional wisdom you’ve dispensed.

[@sv2296]

WAW best channel from all these sailing channels. Cheers and keep the videos coming

[@LadyKSailing]

Omg wow thank you ❤️

[@magnuspym]

Bucket list trip!

[@donaldcheatham]

Great video. Thank you for sharing!

[@davidbaker4879]

Great video

[@jodiandpet]

Love it! The colors are amazing!... Thanks for sharing. Always informative and fun!

[@mattspyro]

This was really thorough and well done!

[@benoitmaisonneuve8100]

this is by far the best info for the Bahamas I've seen for a long time ! Really well done, Thanks !

[@rogermacedo9147]

Thank you for the tour and the knowledge on the nav Maps hope to make that trip someday

[@jerrysmallwood8099]

This is an Amazing Post. so glad i stumbled across you channel.

[@svalthea6758]

Thank you guys! Great video!!

[@RolfeDlugyHegwer]

Thanks! Very useful information based on first-hand experience!

[@SailingNewBeginning]

Great informative video! I'm currently researching everything in preparation to take our sailboat to the Bahamas hopefully this summer sometime so thanks for some hands on knowledge. Happy Sailing!

[@stevedionne1316]

Great video content. Yours is the only channel I’ve found that provides useful information about the crossing. I’ve subscribed! Thanks and keep the videos coming!

[@JordanMQ25]

These are great how too videos, thanks.

[@ianadkins471]

Awesome vid....thank you for sharing. Very helpful as I ponder my run over to the islands.

[@bonnieswanson5259]

This video is so helpful. I appreciate all the information. I'm a new sailor and studying for our trip from Florida to the Bahamas. Thank you kindly for taking the time to make this.

[@joewilliams5848]

Great video !! Lots of useful information. Thanks for sharing.

[@jplazo5862]

Scouring the internet for this type of informative video. Thanks for taking the time. Safe travels.

[@johnfrancis7150]

Great video professor Tim. Because of you my knowledge of sailing Has grown beyond what I ever anticipated Thank you and Fairwinds

[@exmachina1722]

This was a great submission LK...you're both salt of the earth...thanks!

[@BarracudaHawk]

Simply brilliant thank you for your efforts. I’m checking out your other videos

[@bennygmooneyhan4907]

great stuff. Exactly the kind of info newcomers are looking for! Thanks you very much.

[@johnmcenaney4391]

I really like this show, really informed, really entertaining

[@hansjensen7823]

Thank you for the detailed crossing and entry tips, will make it not so overwhelming when the time comes!

[@sjohnson1691]

Thank you so much for making these vids with good practical information appreciate your honesty on being scared as hell and still going for it!!! The wife and I feel much more comfortable after watching your vids keep up the great work :)

[@kaidosbuddyagaindoberman9119]

Conch fritters on that beach- wow am I so jealous. Stuck here in miserable NY, what a life to be able to get out and see all that beauty.

[@darcyprice2387]

Great video. I was there in 1981 so it was cool to see what it looks like now. We called customs the cop shop but never a problem. Music was blaring from certain bars even early in the morning, Such a great spot including both the north and south island via water taxi. Nothing but great memories and wish I could turn back the clock.

[@markph0204]

Just found -- I'm a new fan -- you share useful information without a lot of unnecessary details too. Great job! #subscribed

[@johnsantos2140]

What a wonderful video this is my dream trip thank you guys so much for the information

[@fredbrillo1849]

Having made thus trip dozens of times I suggest you leave from Cape Florida or points south. Leave around 8pm and sail all night to Bimini! In a 34 ft sloop, we would get in S the sun was just coming over the horizon for an easy entry into Bimini harbor! As the man says, pick your weather window when the winds are predominantly southerly so as not to kick up the Gulfstream! Do not attempt in northerly conditions unless you really like 10 to 12 ft seas.

[@doughembruff6202]

Great video. For us arm chair sailors. Thanks

[@NeonSwell]

Great video! Thank you!! Hopefully see you out there one day!

[@mizerrocker]

We are currently looking for our Great lakes boat and need to learn navigation , and this kind of content is exactly what we are looking for Thank You Keep it up.

[@LadyKSailing]

Thanks for watching! Best wishes on the hunt

[@meganote]

Lots of great info. Thanks! We were going to Bahamas this year but ran into some medical issues... hoping to go next year.

[@michaeldenicola6725]

That was a wonderful, helpful and very detailed video many will like especially if it is your first time crossing the Gulf Stream. Thank you so much for sharing and safe sailing.

[@neilnewton9023]

Love the vid ,great info , respect from the 242🇧🇸

[@lensmith1870]

Very informative and well done about the Crossing and once you get to Bimini

[@bonsaitreehouse5534]

Very informative and interesting video. I've always been interested in sailing.

[@jgarceau1]

Really like the "show you around" concept.

[@paxmagellanic498]

Loved the video! I live in Cocoa Beach and can't wait to buy my first sailboat and make my way to Bimini!

[@TexanUSMC8089]

Great video . Thanks

[@Ferdinandmarlow]

Excellent video, loved it!

[@davidolbum3484]

Thank you! Really enjoyed.

[@trongod2000]

informative video. Thanks.

[@NelsonPou]

This is the kind of video that we really enjoy!!!

[@anthonypropst1818]

Yes. This is some good info to know.

[@ItsRainingTacosProductions]

Really enjoy these info videos. These are the best!

[@juliochang5905]

Outstanding and very informative video. Thank you.

[@oldmill322]

Very nice, first visit to your site, I like the detail that you go into, more than just a quick once over.

[@larrysinger9359]

Harbor master: time to raise prices...lol Great channel. You showed up on my feed, and one day I'll be on the blue water and truthful videos like this r wonderful. Many thanks and peaceful safe travels. :)

[@dougdavis8986]

Dork

[@diyitall2023]

Very well thought out..very good.

[@zolozek3327]

Awesome video. I live in Miami currently taking the captains license course. I can't wait to have my own boat. Cheers. 🤙

[@TheDrifterNetwork]

Your videos are very helpful and very well done. I’ve been watching heaps of them lately trying to find my first boat 😁

[@callmebigpapa]

Fantastic video thanks for posting!

[@darrellpugh6689]

Yet another great subject and video. Fair winds :)

[@marcocarrizosa]

excellent video

[@patrickhague433]

Great video. The how to is a good way to inspire others like me.

[@MARKLINMAN1]

This was an AWESOME video. Thank you soooo much.

[@SailingPauHana]

Love it. These kinds of videos are the best.

[@MrDigitalMiami]

Great video! Smooth sailing!

[@dianeassell6530]

Great video Thank you

[@WoodandBricks]

This was a great video! Very helpful. Thanks!

[@BellsRidesAboardSeaBoss]

This video is packed full of information, Thank you for sharing.

[@aquaticthumb5193]

I like the informative down to earth continent.

[@MrChrisMiner]

That was such an interesting and informative video! Keep up the good work!

[@stevevu9768]

extremely helpful video. Thank you!

[@Lifes-Adventures]

Another useful Video thanks!

[@tghounsell]

We will be following in your footsteps, so this episode was pure gold for us. Thanks!

[@MachTuck]

Great video n description man!! Beautiful Bimini!

[@glenshivers3171]

Thx for all the info. Very helpful.

[@want2bsailing804]

Very informative video i enjoyed watching . Keep them coming. Cheers 🍻👍

[@Regencyexpress1769]

Thanks so much , this is exactly what I’ve been looking for , 32 oday ready to rock !!!

[@travissk5036]

Great info

[@lensmith1870]

Very interesting I appreciate it thank you

[@devildog832916]

Thank you very helpful.

[@johna.9264]

Great informative video!

[@cgirl111]

I think a Lake Worth Inlet to West End is easier, then from there just anchorage hop to wherever you want to go. The crossing is 10 miles shorter and the check-in is much less crowded.

[@lifeafterlifeplus599]

Thank you thank for the knowledge

[@popsoldboats3406]

Great video. Just found its way to my suggestions list. Glad it did. Alot of videos only use click bait which I try to avoid. And often unsubscribe when creators result to it. Once again thanks

[@michelefrost4338]

So much coming from you on this episode, I had to subscribe. The two day wait thing on crossing after north wind passes, got it.

[@remi000simon]

Love to do this trip / in a fast powerboat .. just me and girlfriend for a few days and back home to Miami.. really thinking of relocating to Miami ., great video so detailed and very professional too

[@amyv2838]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@toddbritton3225]

Very informative...