Introduction to Lines

Video for LSSU's Boat Handling and Navigation Course. Content provided by Captain Benjamin Hale and Inland Seas Education Association.

[@josephlai9759]

Hi Capt Hale, thank you for an insightful video on line handling with the traditional pins on a wooden vessel. She certainly is lovely. I looked up ISEA and find your association so inspiring. Great work. May it grow in strength.

[@sailingeden9866]

You have the best teaching videos that I have seen on KZbin and I have watched hundreds.

[@camilleplatzek2360]

He is amazing. Trying to figure this stuff out from a book is much more difficult. Thank you!

[@michellesimpringham9671]

Agree with everything you said, everything I learnt on the ship minus the hitch at the end which you also mentioned. Awesome stuff very salty

[@michellesimpringham9671]

Love all the beautiful fair leads

[@fisheriesstudytvmkpagribio8575]

Very helpful video sir

[@jamesharveymoscoso795]

👍🏽

[@tanguerochas]

Interesting. I wouldn't agree with your method of coiling lines. Too much chance of hockles when the line is in use. Rather, I would use figure-8 coils so that twist is not induced into the line. This is with either laid or braided.