EP-126 Sailing from Georgia to Florida Keys - Passage Planning and Preparation - Mike Malekoff

Join Bela Musits as he interviews Mike Malekoff, a seasoned sailor and frequent guest on this podcast. In this episode, Mike shares his valuable insights and experiences as he prepares his boat for an extended cruise from Georgia to the Florida Keys. After spending six months on the hard, Mike delves into the meticulous planning and preparations required for such a voyage, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of the process.
Throughout the discussion, Mike provides a wealth of practical tips and advice on essential safety measures, crucial equipment, and the significance of staying on the boat during the journey. He emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation, highlighting key areas such as navigation, weather forecasting, provisioning, and communication.
Mike also shares his personal experiences and lessons learned from previous voyages, offering listeners a unique perspective on the challenges and rewards of long-distance cruising. His passion for sailing and his deep knowledge of the subject matter shine through as he generously shares his expertise.
As always, Mike proves to be a captivating and informative guest, providing listeners with a wealth of valuable information and inspiration for their own sailing adventures. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or an aspiring cruiser, this episode is sure to provide you with valuable insights and practical advice for your next voyage.
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Bela and Mike

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Thanks for these podcasts Bela! They are the best. Please keep them coming.

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Thanks for your comment. It is always wonderful to hear from listeners. I am glad you enjoy the podcast.