The MOST SPECIAL DREAM Trawler I've EVER Been Aboard [Full Tour] Learning the Lines

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Wild Goose (formerly Aristobatta, formerly Lady Mary Ann) is a 1973 Rampart 48 designed by Horace Desty and built by the Rampart Boat Building Company in the United Kingdom. After thirteen years of ownership and numerous significant upgrades, the sellers have placed her on the market as they prepare to down-size.
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Learning the Lines is a channel about us, an average couple in our 20's, with big dreams to be sailing the world by the time we're in our 30's. We're not afraid to jump into anything, put in the work, and learn as we go. We started out with Somnium, an O'day 272, moved onto Freebie, an Endeavour 32, and now are focusing on sailboat tours and working full time as teachers while we save up for our next boat.
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[@waderogers]

I love the exterior lines on this boat. She looks like she would be very fast through the water with her modest beam and long waterline length. I also like how they split the Ford head up so that the toilet itself is in its own room and the sink is in another room. I’m 6‘4“ tall and need a good bit of room when I’m using the head on a boat. Nice to see someone, especially in these older boats, making heads that are actually useful.

[@browsman2328]

Of all the boating channels this guy reviews the trawlers/sailboats I like the best.

[@markrundquist3348]

Love this boat.... thanks for the tour!!

[@CheersWarren]

When I was the thumbnail I though, that’s a Rampart. When I was at boat building college In Southampton I got to tour the yard , 1978/9. It was the last one to be built they shut the doors after that! Unexpected to see one in this side of pond! I love how the older boats did not have the upper helm dominate the boat in a flybridge stuck on top of the pilot house like an after thought. A proper yacht. Cheers Warren

[@josephmythen3844]

I worked for Hinckley Yachts out of Maine (building the vessels) and having been raised on Cape Cod Massachusetts I am a lover of water and boats...This is a great layout and a beautiful woody. Thank you Sir ! I subscribed.

[@WileyFox01]

Rampart were owned by the designers family and they are still trading today in Southampton (Hamble) under Desty Marine, just down the road from me.

[@novavega1890]

This is a beautiful vessel I really like this find thanks for sharing

[@franknicholson5501]

That’s what I’m talking about! Beautiful!!!

[@karaDee2363]

It's a beautiful motor yacht... And very reasonably priced.. But it needs larger fuel tanks... 2x76 gal. is too small for that size yacht...

[@allsearpw3829]

A nice classic boat for chugging around in with plenty of space , for the south coast of the UK . Thanks for your video .

[@foyboy03]

Love this style. Great video

[@goulash75]

I'm definitely more into sail boats, but if I were to own a power boat, this would be the kind of thing I would go for. Love the classic design over the characterless plastic things they sell these days.

[@mtnfordman]

Love the look of wood as well. How would this hold up in rough water? I know nothing of sailing and yachting, just ending up here on youtube admiring these boats

[@davidwild66]

@@mtnfordman That's what the stabilizing sail is for. Put it up and it'll reduce the side to side roll and give the boat a kinder motion.

[@chancevonfreund9145]

Absolutely beautiful yacht!

[@chancevonfreund9145]

@@grancitodos7318 Definition: A yacht any of various recreational water craft . Motor or otherwise,. She looks like a yacht now Captain Stubing! 🛥

[@chancevonfreund9145]

@@grancitodos7318 It's Admiral Dick to you Captain Stubing! Yes it's a English Dictionary try using before your idiotic comments. Gunboat is a generic term you nitwit!

[@rusty1850]

like the info at the end. complete compared to others giving a boat tours

[@seachaser]

Charming vessel. Thanks for sharing it with us. I must have missed the hull construction particulars regarding the species of planking and frames. Also what fasteners were used. Is she sheathed? Has she been refastened, recently surveyed? Thanks again for your offering today.

[@goulash75]

It says the frames are oak and elm with 1" Iroko planking. Doesn't mention fasteners or sheathed / unsheathed.

[@marcbarash6045]

Great Content

[@jaquigreenlees]

The boom for the mast serves also as a davit for the tender.

[@10lauset]

Cheers to you.

[@thejerseyj5479]

2 1/2 gallons per hour at 8 to 9 knots in a 48' yacht. Wow, I can afford fuel ! Now if someone can take care of the purchase, and slip fee plus maintenance, I'd be all set. Seriously though, this is about the nicest boat I've ever seen.

[@williamconway1287]

Are you in the Pacific NW in this vlog ? This a really cool boat !

[@MrJeep75]

Gorgeous

[@darolfitch8917]

Wow what a sweet old girl. I love old wooden boats cool

[@diliplahiri9052]

Your hair is looking good!

[@PepeDeezNutz]

Weird

[@scyz2807]

This a very nice classically styled power boat AND she's got a small sail rig. With enough breeze I wonder if she could actually sail into the wind? Beam reach? Or only down wind? Hmmmmm

[@numerical968]

Its just to steady the motion in a sea

[@edgarcia4794]

Frikin BEAUTIFUL.

[@tonisaptoni6258]

Wow she's stiill in good codition after 50 years.

[@valentinionita4798]

😂😂😂 so brave of you fighting trees. They must be very evil ones. 😂😂😂

[@wictimovgovonca320]

She has done a lot of cruising, but with only 1100 & 1300 hours on the engines, I am surprised.

[@PepeDeezNutz]

Sus

[@patrickoconnor661]

Wow the prices of some of these OLD boats are crazy. This shouldn’t go over $50,000.

[@jeromehebert3184]

nice

[@marissa9347]

You’re absolutely right, she’s a stunning boat!

[@janentomenkafka]

Beautiful boat, but I wouldn't be able to afford the maintenance...

[@PepeDeezNutz]

1100 engine hours since 1973?

[@jerryorgan6729]

Absolutely NOT a trawler style

[@jamesstuart3346]

Yep. She's just a regular old powerboat hull, albeit with an, erm, interesting layout

[@janjaapklomp1364]

Are we calling everything a trawler nowadays???!!!

[@Jjonathanhart]

The boat's just a little narrow compared to others.

[@janentomenkafka]

I would guess that's because of her age. Younger boats are built wider and offer more interior space.

[@Jjonathanhart]

That makes sense. Either way, that yacht is still big enough to live on.

[@warrthogg1758]

Narrower hull get better hull speed as they don't really plane. 15 knots on 250 hp isn't to shabby.

[@keylimers]

Whow…I thought I’d seen Jesus with glasses.

[@raycaydog]

Wow your hair. Are you transitioning?

[@jamiemcmu]

What's that flag?

[@tjnugent62]

I read this ship was originally owned by John Wayne. True?

[@johnmiller6197]

John Wayne owned a converted minesweeper named the wild goose. Not this boat.

[@dougbeers6123]

Trawler??????

[@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665]

Coastal cruiser but she has the lines of a N Sea crossing vessel ... Classic lines Peter from sailing with Gordie would love this one.

[@brettgoldsmith8584]

$160,000??? What's wrong with it?

[@danapted]

30k would stretch the imagination. It's oldy moldy and beyond its expiration date.

[@tommygunz8692]

Nice old boat…U know i love older boats….Live aboard, I love live aboards …Don’t think I would live on this boat…I have a question why do you wear shoes on boats in Canada?

[@howardwilson3821]

don't give up the day job! you should watch some pro's so you can learn the proper way to describe a boat that was not good at all.

[@howardrich2662]

Not a trawler!

[@robertbostwick3840]

whats with the girly hair do

[@graham2342]

Why is this called a trawler yacht? Doesn’t even look like one. It’s a very nice motor boat, but not one I would like to be caught in a rough sea in beyond say a force 4/5.

[@nikstergoldie5307]

Nice boat, but for a 50 year old boat, it is overpriced.

[@MedinaMcKee]

When did he go Jesus Mode? 😀

[@howardrich2662]

Not a trawler!