MAYDAY Rescued at Sea | 82 Beau and Brandy Sailing

MAYDAY RESCUED AT SEA | 82 | Beau and Brandy Sailing
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In this episode we have to call a MAYDAY because we are bringing on water that we can no longer keep under control. Everything we have tried is no longer helping keep the water out. This is the days of what happens during the time that we find the crack to being rescued at sea by two Grenadian fishermen and then finally making it to Grenada.
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[@BeauAndBrandy]

Thank you for watching!! If you would like to grab your very own tshirt and help make Saoirse STRONGER THAN EVER, grab it here: www.bonfire.com/help-put-saoirse-back-together-again/. Thank you so much for your support!! xoxo! B+B

[@twdarcy]

If you need serious aid, I may be able to help.

[@kevingrimbeek2106]

Is there no very sticky tacky marine tape (something like duct tape) one could place on the outside of the crack?

[@djurodjurakaruci6773]

Beau you are some tough cookie, you held it really well together. The stuff that the fisherman gave you, maybe everyone in the sailing community should consider to have some on boat, wonder what that was.. Brandy you are sweet too :)

[@lightningmcqueen181]

Probably a stupid question @ about 9:41 minutes into the video.1st hour 64 miles out by hour 7 your 63 miles out .@ some point in those 9 minutes u were 60 miles out..For a boat that has a crack in it and being a time critical, mentioning in the beginning of this where the inital explanation of waking up and realizing its leaking hope to pump it , stuff it while bolting to shore, a couple of shots with both of ypu deiving and manual pumping simotaniously - why are you still 64 miles out when at one point you both had pumped most of the water out? Appears you guys didnt have a whole lot of emphasis on getting to land.... By the way, I know absolutely shit about sail boating..Ski boats yes, sailing No.. Just boggled about the wasted time

[@belialzed2244]

Hi guys!i really sorry about what happened...What hull material you have?

[@kathyburnett2343]

This is why you always need a gas motor for backup. Praise all fishermen for being there as soon as possible after hearing a mayday call.❤

[@tjwalker960]

After 28 years in the Coast Guard and having served aboard three Cutters, I learned a thing or two about damage control (just from doing drills - no actual incidents thank God). You all would have benefited a lot by having some plugs and wedges on board. Could have slowed that water a lot and would have kept the towels in place. But that green goo patch seemed to work pretty well, also. So happy for your outcome! God Bless!!

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Thank you! Yes we had plugs, but not wedges! So grateful for the fisherman and their underwater epoxy!! Hope others learn from our video.

[@timrollins1015]

Thank you for serving in the Coast Guard! It is a comfort to all boaters that when things go really sideways we can call on the coat guard!

[@garyduncan2048]

Thanks to these Grenadian fishermen that lended a helping hand🖐. Hope you guys enjoy Grenada 🇬🇩🇬🇩🇬🇩🇬🇩💯

[@johan8724]

That sticky stuf u got from these fishermen is amazing stuf. I'd buy them a couple of beers and a meal when back on shore👍👍👍

[@Borealis_Astro]

Seeing the dog having a life jacket was such a relief, I’m so glad you three made it out of that situation :)

[@midwestlakelife]

Tears in my eyes observing you both working relentlessly to salvage the situation. The fact that you are so real is what makes you both so likable. People are starved for authentic people who not only share the good, but also the bad. I'm so grateful you are ok and grateful Oona was calm during the chaos.

[@lovingatlanta]

🙏😇Those fishermen were ANGELS!!! 💝 As poor as they are, they gave you guys that expensive Splash Zone (green goop) to repair your boat and they stayed close by and literally watched over you guys....it brought me to tears!! 😢😭

[@Verradonairun]

Poor? What are you talking about?! They eat better than you do and they live in a country that other people pay good money to spend a week in.

[@lovingatlanta]

@@Verradonairun - 👍Understood 💝

[@catlynnwittie]

I know this is an older video but I literally in tears. Amazing! Glad y'all are safe!

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Thank you so much! It was pretty intense, happy we made it through. so grateful for the kind fisherman that brought us that goo!

[@Jimjettrain333]

Really appreiciate this documentry of what could have been a catastrophe. You told the story with honesty and no BS. Well done.

[@earthangel8730]

I am blown away by your composure and supportive teamwork. I hope your rig can be repaired too. So happy you are ok!

[@gerrymataia7554]

I love the positivity during damage control.

[@mikepech6822]

On the water, people who can help always will. But kudos to you guys as well. Just got down to business and work at the problem and no one freaking out and screaming and crying we're gonna die.

[@davidc6510]

Awesome job Beau and Brandy! This is about as real as it gets. Beau you were a real cool under the immense pressure. Brandy the level of concern was written all over your face and you held together pretty well. Glad you and Oona are OK and thanks for sharing this because it helps the sailing community on how to prepare and react to an event like this! Best wishes!

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Thank you so much David! We do really hope that our experience does help others be more prepared.

[@EnglishLawyer]

What can help in these situations is to have a hose pipe ready so that you can disconnect the raw water intake feed to the engine and feed the pipe into the bilge so that the engine picks it up and spits it out the exhaust. It may not be the panacea but every little thing helps.

[@huskidawgs]

Excellent idea. In fact, set this up as a ready-to-go bilge pump by preinstalling the new hose with a valve that you can turn to activate the pump action rather than raw water intake. Then in case you need it, the turn of a valve (or two) will instantly change the engine to a bilge pump,

[@mirasablik7942]

Thank you for remainig me of this solution. I will install it on my boat very soon. Tegarfs from pto Williams

[@hd-xc2lz]

Super impressed with Beau. Mostly smiling through it all, even keeled, no sign in video of losing his temper, and physically fit enough that he could work that manual pump for long periods. Essential for getting through such crises is taking great effort to maintain a positive attitude.

[@benjaminscull7713]

My Dad is a Retired Sea Captain for an Open Ocean Tug Boat Company! During one of his trips to Hawaii and Back, on the Back Trip 1/4 of the Way back they Sprung a Leak the Size of a Silver Dollar. My Father was the one that was able to pound a Wedge into the Hole and Slow down the Leak. But the Seriousness of it all, was that if they had been even an Hour more out(7 knots per hour) they would have Sunk. I total Understand the Stress and adrenaline you both were on!!! Lots of Respect for Not giving up!!! Good Job!!! Love the Shirt as Well, when I get a bit more money, I'll definitely have to get one!!!

[@elcyd220]

The dog looked scared under the table. I'm sure he felt the tension. So glad you guys are safe- we need a follow up of you guys meeting those cool fisherman again.

[@robertadamsmetaldetecting6324]

You stayed relatively calm and didn't panic. That is HUGE in survival situations! Great job getting it in to port. Stay safe and keep Living your Dreams!

[@johnlynch6589]

What a lady. Every guy should have a lady like you. Amazing. You are simply unreal. Super strong.

[@lifelife1616]

Grenadians are the nicest and most helpful people on earth. They would never leave you out there alone.

[@tata011670]

God, I feel like I’m watching my own kids! My heart is racing, I’m praying, and hoping as hard as an old man can hope. Be safe kids.

[@toddabrahamsson1797]

The fisherman are true hero’s, there are good people out there !

[@lisaann2744]

Completely agree.

[@johan8724]

Thats why i eat a lot of fish

[@thesailingkiwi]

Bravo Beau and Brandy, you guys did extremely well to save the boat, yourselves and record a bit of the process - Margaritas all round

[@michaelweston7748]

That goop stuff is priceless, would be caught without it, and thank God for those fishermen!

[@lancesmith7235]

I thank you guys for sharing such a powerful video. It's not all sunrises and rainbows, it's real and perilous. If I was you I'd wave at every fishing boat I pass and shake hands with every fisherman I met on shore. Beau and Brandy, what a wonderful team. I'm an old man, 67, and I watch the adventures of you and other cruisers who share their experiences on You tube. I live vicariously through all of your channels and fall asleep hoping you are all safe and waking up looking forward to seeing the red bell telling me you and other cruisers have adventures to take me on. I will never meet you but I admire the people I've come to know. Beau and Brandy, what a wonderful team!

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Thank you lance! What kind words! It’s truly people like you that make this experience for us even better than you know. Your support means a lot to us and we are happy to have you along on our adventures!!

[@daneatherton7886]

He lance, I'm 70 and cruising solo. Come on in the waters fine, you dont need to watch from afar! Find a lake or anything, get going, you never know were it will lead

[@lancesmith7235]

/ /v /////v/@@daneatherton7886 Dan. I appreciate and admire your spirit. I would love to be able to take your advice but my circumstance doesn't allow me to do more than witness what others are doing. I'm good with that. I'm grateful for getting to go along and even getting a reply to my comment. I live in less than a modest home that I christened The Silver Lining. I'm on a solo sail too.

[@williamwright2183]

Thank goodness for not giving up and Awesome fishermen ! I feel wore out just watching

[@seanward4602]

The green goop is called "splash zone", hardens under water, developed a long time ago by the navy. Last forever, and hardens like a rock. 2 part patch putty

[@ratballs007]

Navicote sir !

[@GotrekGurninsson]

My whole boat is made of that and epoxy putty... every rivet leaks(ed)... still going strong... Of course I only use it on my pond not the ocean :)

[@norml.hugh-mann]

Amen, they would have been unconvinced, but sailing home

[@MontyGumby]

toxic or bad to the enviroment ?

[@ThePinkPanth3r]

@@MontyGumby dont eat it but its not going to harm the environment

[@cw2gtc]

Thank God that you were blessed with guardian angels that know a thing or two about sailing and emergent boat repair. Know every day. I mean really know it in your heart, that God chose to spare you. 👍🏼Glad you & Tilly are ok👍🏼

[@atqy1690]

Since they saved your boat and possibly you, maybe 10% of those tee shirt sales should go to those subsistence local fishermen. Especially since they spent the whole day watching over you.

[@BeauAndBrandy]

We already have a collection starting for them! We owe them so much!! 💜

[@galaxymasterdave2969]

@@BeauAndBrandy There are gasoline powered water pumps that will pump out 50, 100, 200 gallons a MINUTE, and more. It looks like one of those would have been really handy.

[@abiabs7518]

Start a PayPal/just giving collection page I'll donate 👍

[@johntripp2028]

Those guys did not help them for compensation. They did it because they are fellow sailors. You would have done it for them. Give them a big hug when you meet them ashore and buy them dinner and a beer.

[@abiabs7518]

I agree they did it out of kindness with no expectation of being compensated, however people offering to buy them a drink/donating (as most of us will never get to cruise the oceans) is a way of showing appreciation from afar. 👍. They essentially spent half a day waiting=half a day lost wages.

[@MrLebro11]

My heart was racing with you. Love to fellow the strangers that came to the rescue. There are so many kind & caring people out there that are often overshadowed by negative news. Thanks for sharing this with us & keeping it real❤️

[@GerardoRIOSGARCIA]

I am so relieved that you are ok and your boat pass the challenge. The communication and mutual support was incredible. You are a wonderful couple. Love you guys.😍😍🥶🥶

[@richardwall7385]

Well done on staying focused on the two most important things staying afloat and reaching safety. We'll done to the fishermen for helping and staying around. Good luck with the repairs.

[@Michael-cf9lf]

Thank God.. Well done guys looking forward to the hull getting a proper inspection and some solid repairs. Cheers Thumbs up to those fishermen as well.

[@WesternArcticAlaska]

Thank you for bringing us along on the peril of the high seas, that sure was harrowing! Glad you will be stronger, in the long run, seeing there sure are plenty of things to learn along the trail we all travel. Shalom!

[@00708046]

I'm glad to see you safe ! The ocean can beat the best ! It took everything you had and you didn't give up and that's why you made it !

[@SilverShrimpTX]

Your wife aggressively scooping out water out of the bilge....wow....what a keeper,..wife of the century award IMO...wish I could find a woman 1/10 of her character

[@alex.cristescu]

I guess fear also played a role, not only character :))

[@colinboniface194]

That's a baptism of fire. you've got enough advice on here... I agree with the green goop stuff. Find it... A portion of bendy ply can shape to a hull and back and strengthen a running repair like that with the green goop. Hind sight is priceless isn't it. The main thing is you two didn't panic and loose your marbles... That's the most important thing. You worked through the issue and hell, you made it. Outstanding...

[@stargatepioneer]

Looking forward to this and how you saved yourselves and your boat. Thank you for sharing these harrowing moments with us.

[@mikemacinnes6120]

You guys stayed so so calm that is why you made it safe. Hats off too you for way everything went. By the book you guys are

[@parishbull]

So glad you guys and the sea pooch are ok. Grenadians, salt of the earth a very special place.

[@Diver420420]

So glad you guys made it safely. Love your channel. You guys are an inspiration to all couples working together to get through a major problem!! 👍🏻

[@CFC_44]

I admire how you guys stuck together and kept calm. A very scary situation but you both showed exactly how to handle it. Well done and congratulations!

[@MeanJoeNSGA1]

Loved the video. When I was in the US Navy I took a damage control class. You did what they taught us, stuff anything in a whole. aaaagood job to both of you

[@phoenixmyers2933]

WOW! Just WOW! Congrats in making it to port/anchorage! I only hope that when I begin my cruising life I never have to deal with this, but you both did amazingly better than I ever could! God bless you both!

[@donnakawana]

Hon when u start cruising luv u must account for every possibility even those things u don't want to think of. As u see in the blink of an eye things happen an all ur Nevers become lessons or u let them destroy u. Team work, level headedness, an clear communication is key as we saw here. ✌💗😊⛵❣

[@somadevo]

Incredible!!! 'Giving thanks you made it to help. Going through this is the only way to see how you would handle this level of challenge and you excelled. Highest Loving Blessings

[@donnakawana]

Soma Devo I agree with you. It's in the stressful points where u can find yourself. Life or death has a way of making you grateful for each new day. ✌💗😊❣

[@glenncurtis6577]

That was heart wrenching, a nightmare at sea. I'm so glad you guys were able to make it back to safety!

[@brucemasters9132]

Sailors are the same, when a sailor is in distress, real sailors do what sailors do. They bear a hand until the fires out and the flooding's under control. So glad you guys escaped what could have made Saoirse nautical history. Sailing... 23 and a half hours of boredom crammed into 30 minutes of sheer terror. God speed in all your current adventures!

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Thank you Bruce. Saoirse is our only home and we love her, we would have pulled out all the stops. But very grateful for the fisherman that helped out

[@bengtkorswing5279]

WOW! What an adventure. You guys are are true sailers, keeping on going. God bless you and keep you going. I learnt a lot from this video. I long to go sailing again, my boat sank in a tropical storm in West Africa 30 years ago. Maybe when i retire I can get off shore again. I love your videos, keep em coming.

[@davidharlem6824]

Cannot find any words, just thrilled you made it!!

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Thank YOU!

[@hughosborn7292]

Great video!! I am glad you are safe and appreciate the "behind the scenes" of how you handled the emergency. We get to see the beauty of sailing but not always the perils you could experience !!

[@KanoKapre]

I’m impressed at the way you handled everything. You kept calm and worked thru it.. “Cheers” great job..!!

[@eamonshields2754]

You guys did great !! The boating community sticks together

[@TonyEisenhower]

Hey guys, if you don’t know by now, it’s called Splash Zone. It sets up under water as you know. Never leave home without it😄 Glad you’re still afloat,

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Yes! Thank you! That’s what we are stocking up on! And it out case, we should never leave WITH our home without it 😁😁😉

[@michaelthomas4156]

You two are amazing. What courage you both have. And what a great couple. Best wishes to you both! God Bless.

[@williamralph5442]

What a scare. You guys have guts and determination. Glad you are safe.

[@JonMadsen70]

Shirts ordered :) Mary and I love them. The saying rings true with Mary's battle with cancer.

[@donnakawana]

Love the saying too. Prayers go up 4 u Mary luv! I'm sending Lott's of love an light to u both❣ ✌💗😊⛵❣

[@flatron4288]

You guys are incredibly brave. 👍👍

[@SirAdamMeek]

At least you had a full moon!

[@andrewruble7706]

What a wonderful story of a strong couple and great perseverance through adversity. Looking forward to seeing how you to the repair. Safe Sailing!

[@jasetheace71]

Wow....just wow man. Fantastic job, well done to the both of you. Pleased you're both safe. Strong sailers don't even cut it....💪👍

[@sammystarita8349]

Should’ve had some flex tape😂

[@leeh.4453]

That was good work, and good working together. It could have been a panicked cluster, but both of you kept it together really well. In fact, admirably. You're a strong team, and your pup supervised well....

[@ccpederson1769]

You held it together with out panicking, number 1 rule of sailing, I'm proud of you both, good job. Keep on sailing

[@texasrednspeck]

I would recommend flex seal tape and more of the green goo as emergency repair in the future.

[@tommygunn1901]

🤦‍♂️😂 OMG I was thinking about the flex seal commercial with the boat

[@SvMobyduck]

Flex seal is no lie good stuff. I had a client with a fiberglass pool take the light niche out and shove flex seal over the hole. It held for over 2 years. I dunno about the friction of moving water over it, but in a static situation it held back 3 ft of head pressure and the hole was about 10" wide. Had a few pieces taped over each other by 2 inches. And maybe 4" overlap. I know it stays on my boat.

[@thedarkroomcheltenham9032]

Wow, a sobering experience and thanks for sharing. Green gloop convert here. Hope the haul out and repair is straightforward

[@andyp91]

Great job keeping your cool and huge props to the fishermen!! Their kindness and terrific supply of goop makes for a beautiful story. And lesson learned.

[@sailingdream7491]

It was anxious to watch. The fishermen were angels who rescued you.

[@amputee11]

you guys rock! stoked you handled it so well!!!

[@Sixbears]

Glad it all turned out well. It can be tough some days. All the best!

[@petermcgrory5267]

Wow, what a harrowing experience! So very very happy for your safe travels... GB!!!

[@edt6133]

Well Done! Handled that With utmost discipline.Bravo!Thanks for the upload.

[@captainmarkgray8856]

Foremost, I am so very happy you two did OK and saved you boat / home. Toss the tape in the trash and buy green goop, wooden cones and wedges for leaks as well as a spare pump or 2 or 3. . When the towels were working you should have left well enough alone vs tearing them out for tape. Call to "advise" them of your situation the FIRST minute you had a leak not when you are losing the battle. Many boaters hit stuff floating and do not know it or sometimes it sinks them fast so be ready for it all but most of all, always keep an alert person on watch at the helm ready to take evasive action in a second when seconds count, not reading a book or watching a movie or below etc... Any landing is a good landing and this was a great learning adventure for you two. Learn from others and teach others what you learned. That's the boating community :-) Have you overboard bag and personal gear always ready and be ready to abandon ship on a second's notice. Best to you two!

[@jasonmathews8741]

Glad you guys made it safe that’s awesome you and the boats ok.

[@kristaready8812]

Great job on continuing to film through such a difficult time! You guys handled that like a BOSS!

[@dereksafley]

Awesome vid! Great real action, great drama, so emotional, exceptional positivity and wonderful solution! Thanks for sharing!!

[@deuteronimus750]

Brandy's looking good even stressed out, what a woahman!

[@PepeDeezNutz]

Weak link

[@SVDiscipleShip]

Keep on sailing! You both kept your cool, at least on camera 😊, and worked like a team!

[@seatravel8536]

What can one say except, wow. Glad your safe! Bless the fisherman!

[@BeauAndBrandy]

we will forever be thankful of those guys!!

[@mickthornton7694]

You guys are amazing. I can’t believe how relaxed you both were.

[@robertottwell605]

I knew you would be ok the dog wasn’t worried.

[@jw6246]

GREAT JOB...Saw the problem and came up with a solution cool heads prevailed

[@sailingavocet]

That was honestly the best part, how CALM they remained!

[@buzzziptiger1161]

I stumbled across this today when a random YT link came up on "abandoned boats at sea," and yours was in the link. LA cop car chases, Jeraldo opening "Al Capone's safe", none of it could compete with your drama! From the title of the video, I thought you were going down to Davy Jones' locker. Honestly, I was literally on the edge of my seat. After while I thought of that Hawaii-bound flight that was filmed landing with the top of the cabin fuselage gone, and you could see the passengers sitting in their seats; and the plane that landed on the Hudson river a few years ago. But with you guys, we were in the cockpit WITH the Captain and Co-pilot (First mate,eh?). Hollywood can't compete with material like this...ever! Big WOW!

[@joesmania]

I noticed it before in a couple of your normal days doing whatever, but a major thing you guys have going for you in a situation is that you're a great team together... You're both very fortunate in that regard each & every day, especially the peaceful uneventful days. Enjoy your youth, & rejoice in each other. You are each other's strength & weakness.

[@billberry557]

Sorry to hear of the problems. Glad you were able to make it to Granada hopefully an inspection will that that is the only weak spot in your hull and not others that may fail in the future. Would think maybe a couple of backup bilge pumps just in case might be in order. Definitely stock up on the green goop the Fisherman provided to you. Be safe, and yes I just ordered one of the shirts (anything to keep the Boat Afloat).

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Definitely going to have gallons of that precious underwater epoxy, plus a heavier duty backup bilge. Thank you SO much for your support!! We appreciate it immensely!

[@chrisdcostello]

I’m just happy you are ok and safe.

[@niels1236]

You guys are truly blessed. You guys are soul mates.

[@normanalvarez5751]

Guys that is not a little bit out. Love you guys awesome...

[@sethstealth5297]

Just ordered a t shirt and donated. Im happy to see you have a good outcome. It reminds me of my younger years living at sea.

[@deanhueter2866]

on second thought, me thinks I'll do my sailing adventures through the internet and leave the drama to others. Stay safe. God bless!

[@garyartzmd]

Holy moly those fishermen saved your boat!

[@martysims5009]

With all the bad things going on in the world this is proof that good people still exists . glad y'all are ok.😁👍

[@BeauAndBrandy]

It’s that the truth! We are beyond grateful for these amazing angels!

[@williamobrien2107]

OK you guys showed your total bad assness with how you handled that situation so I subscribed. Many folks would have turned on each other under that stress, glad you didn’t. When you get it on land and exposed I would love to see pics of the crack and the repair. Hope you get it fixed quickly, safely and economically. Hang in there.

[@xiav2008]

couple extra pumps and some 2part waterproof, lookout wahoo, YO, the stay cool team, crack nicely handled, kudos and Thank You

[@JibeTalking]

Thank God you are both OK. Way to get after it, and not giving up. That's exactly what has to happen during an emergency, remain calm and work through the problem. It's hard but now you have been through it you can manage anything that is put in front of you. Great Job, you should be proud of yourselves.

[@BeauAndBrandy]

Thank you so kindly Rob!

[@jansmith9922]

Wow, this was a very heavy video to watch. Can’t imagine what you guys were mentally going thru...although we could see some of the mental strain in your faces. As a professional pilot we train for emergencies all the time. However, being 60 miles away from your port, at sea, at night (why do these things always happen at night?!?!) & taking on water is a whole different story. Glad you guys are safe. Sorry that your home has suffered some damage. Hope it can be saved?!?! Good job for staying calm = one of the most important steps in a emergency situation. No doubt your sea tale will educate so many boaters & especially you tube boaters who travel the world to have a good emergency water in boat drill & plan. Good job handling this every dangerous situation. And to those amazing fisherman Thank you for taking the time out of your day to go & save these two wonderful humans.

[@verynearlyaboutsailing8114]

Well done you two...well, three actually...I think Una was also a hero. It is amazing that you managed to film anything whilst this was going on. I think everyone who watches this will go out and buy some green goop - even if they don't own a boat. I'm sure you could do a sponsorship deal with the green goop company ;)

[@saintm1680]

Dogs facial expression: Do I know how to dog paddle.

[@donnakawana]

OMGOODNESS that's funny! ✌💗😊⛵❣

[@JohnDLeo-rg8tc]

i'm really glad theses nice folks made it, very brave.

[@pops9190]

So good to feel the elation in your souls... Sail on!