The One Where Teal Actually Catches A FISH! - Onboard Lifestyle ep.164

[@davidbailey4224]

How kind of Emma to pass Teal the pole so she could film "him" catching dinner to impress Linh!

[@linhgobenyt]

I said the same thing to Teal! Lol They did good and had so much fun. Looking forward to more fishing adventures. 🎣

[@dp7661]

Emma, teaching your dad to fish is a life lesson he’ll never forget.

[@stinker43]

Teal, I applaud you for your log recordkeeping. As as retired CPA, recordkeeping is something for the most part, I REFUSE to do. Frequently to my detriment! LOL!

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

I understand. As a retired mechanic of various kinds, aircraft and office machines mostly, for the most part I refuse to fix anything if I can possibly avoid it. 🙂

[@AmrethSingh]

You guys should do a boat tour

[@johnpaul8885]

I don’t know who is more happier teal you or me when you caught that 🐠 way to go buddy that dinner clam chowder looks delicious you must’ve been hungry Emma I saw you sneaking in there a couple times you guys have a great week stay safe

[@ericteixeira4463]

Well done! Always glad to help. Stoked that them shrimp flys worked out for y’all. Safe travels!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thanks again Eric!

[@cnc75adventures49]

Great fish Teal you da man👍👍

[@JustMe-pp1mp]

Jus adding to the numbers :-)

[@trevhedges]

Cheers guys!

[@dougmarder]

Thank you for the laugh. I truly expected Teal to start beating his chest and shout "Look! Look what I have done! I have caught fish!" Another great episode!

[@Fulltimer]

Emma, letting your dad catch a fish was so kind of you.

[@januszacki8426]

of course you know that watching your movies on an empty stomach is exquisite torture ... ;-]

[@WMCC240654]

Awesome video this week.

[@jman5673]

Linh plates food better than any cooking channel my wife watches, your entire family is so talented in so many ways. Emma is growing up to be such a beautiful girl, inside and out.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Wow, thank you!

[@giovannifiorentino8947]

Teal, nice to share daily log detail. Good looking helm hard top.

[@perryhaddix407]

Outstanding!

[@donmcneal233]

Hey kids...! Thanks for letting me aboard again.... You're good guys w/ a very keen cat. Fair winds...

[@cseelertwfg]

Monterey is one of our favorite places. Enjoy 🙂

[@jimjenkins673]

Awesome as always

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@peterwalker5413]

That’s the best edit crop job I’ve ever seen on Teal’s fish! ;)

[@linhgobenyt]

Credit goes to Emma. She's our digital artist. 😊

[@GSC727]

Teal, you didn't zoom in too closely on that "fish caught" column in the yacht log, I couldn't help but notice. That is one helluva detailed log. Well done!

[@rossdalfreys8883]

Nice catch Emma!

[@truckerallister9080]

If some big company is looking for a Captain for their biggest cruise ship, I know who to recommend .

[@curtwesterhof2112]

Great family 👪

[@CesarGonzalez-kt7vp]

Great Catch!!!! One of my favorite places to buy a cup of coffee and hang out!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

The best!

[@whitneylake2107]

Those recipes are always mouthwatering !

[@robertlaird6746]

Teal, that was awesome what you said at the end of the video. I'm also a fan of keeping tract of things like you do in your log book. I love doing it! It's to bad that Emma didn't catch anything but good for Teal :)

[@จันทิมารักษาราช-ว4ฒ]

As soon as I heard the horn in the back ground, I knew that you were in half moon bay. The last time we were there we were looking at a boat to buy. Actually, the last two times that were there. Nice place.

[@pattieh5118]

I loved Teals beaming smile after catching that monster fish!

[@yonatanbenavraham6598]

My family and I fished from Princeton, Half Moon Bay by Pillar Point from 1960. That was before they put the extension on the breakwater in 1965. We finally got a commercial fishing boat in 1969 because we loved to fish and we could pay for the fuel, insurance and anchoring fees, plus boat maintenance. I love Half Moon Bay, I am 69 years young and still remember all of the fun I had there, Moss Landing and Richardson Bay with our commercial fishing boat. I have been sailing since I was seven years old and built my first kayak (First boat) in my eighth grade shop class. Your being in Half Moon Bay brings tears to my eyes, remembering those years past. Great episode, wishes of health and smooth sailing from Northern Israel to all on board SV Basik!

[@billylallen2662]

That wind coming up the Sacramento, is what cools us off here in Sacramento, we can get very hot, but that sea breeze cools us off every night and if we didn’t have that, then we would be as hot as Chico and Bakersfield. Some people say how it is nicer weather in the winter than summer in San Francisco. While you were in San Francisco, you should have hooked up with some of the KZbin fishing channels, you were in a great area for lingcod, salmon, and halibut.

[@VERTICALWisdom]

Wonderful video and such a beautiful family. Only weakness is Teal's net skills. All the best.

[@lifeisagift.cherisheverymoment]

Teal The Provider! I love it! Yay, Teal! :)

[@biotreksailing]

Hey Teal, nice review of the after-passage log! When you start doing blue water sailing, you will need a different ongoing log book to capture lat, long, COG, SOG etc, if you don't have one already, On BioTrek, we log position every 4 hours, exactly on the hour - setting a timer to make sure the time point is not missed. We log position more often, as needed, such as noting reef entrances etc. I made our own log book from a hardcover book because the commercial logs do not capture all the data we want. I reserve a section on the bottom of each page for specific notes, of the type you described, such as anchorage, marina VHF channel used etc. We enjoy your channel!

[@cigarmann]

Teal would have made a great scientist

[@midgoog2]

Linh, In my house the policy is YOU caught it YOU clean it. Especially when the hunter uses gift tackle before the giftee can. Emma you have to harden up and let Dad learn how to catch fish with his own gear. Teal, borrowed gear, not willing to clean the catch, that is not the way of the hunter 😉😉😉😁 Eric

[@Champsvisions3d]

you had a nice smile hehehe

[@56Spookdog]

Fun video. My introduction to the Pillar Point Anchorage was when I was about 18/19 after a night of drinking, my dad unexpectedly woke me up around 4:30/5am with come on let’s go fishing! To say the least I was in no shape nor did I have any desire to go fishing, dad left and I went back to sleeping my ill’s away. Unfortunately dad was not to be dissuaded after a couple more tries I relented. The drive down from San Francisco was not pleasurable especially on the curves of HWY 92. Once we arrived at the harbor we unpacked the car and blew up an old four man raft, we started paddling out the whole time I’m thinking to myself you have got to be kidding you woke me up for a day of this. After paddling for awhile to my relief we pull up to a small Monterey commercial fishing boat, it was my dad’s friends boat that he was allowed to use for keeping an eye on it for the owners who were often out to sea on ships. After some time of the slow rollers of the Pacific I could no longer control my illness and said “sorry I had to much to drink last night” and I hit the rail. Dad laughed we the baited and set the hooks we caught some salmon, mostly ling cod (ling cod was garbage fish back then). I don’t like fish not even touching them but enjoyed fishing with my dad who ended up getting his own Monterey, thanks for evoking the memory. By the way the little Monterey is on display at the S.F. Maritime museum as the oldest Monterey of the fleet, it can be seen on their site.

[@tealgoben1781]

Thanks for the story, It was a fun read.

[@hankus253]

Yum, Ling Cod, my favorite.

[@rickdaniel8478]

Bravo Cappy, good job ! Yummy fish 😉 Sail On

[@seabournewolf2298]

Most of that information goes in the engine room log. fuel, water, hours, maintenance etc. We track fuel, oil, water daily including filters. I work on a commercial boat though

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Draconisrex1]

Teal, that's San Francisco. Calm in the morning but as the (east-bay mostly) hills heat up, the convection currents pull colder air off the ocean. It tends to funnel through the gate and into the bay heading north, east & south.

[@newponyguy]

Very nice catch! That log is interesting. I'd be tempted to digitize and add photos.

[@waughthogwaugh3078]

At long last the man has a little time to do some fishing!

[@warrendemars]

Okay, that was funny! Okay Teal, the pressure is really on now, you have to catch a second fish and we have to see the *whole* thing on video. :)

[@tealgoben1781]

That was the whole thing!

[@bobfox321]

Teal, did you log the MOB of last video? Good job, Captain.

[@tealgoben1781]

Yes, of course.

[@allied1394]

I do basically the same thing with all my vehicles and people absolutely love looking at every single service the vehicle has gotten since new. It’s peace of mind for not only the buyer but the current owner me

[@toddbradley3738]

Hi Basik family, we met in Napa, Lynn was heading out and Teal you gave the two us a run through on the hard top build. We once again crossed paths on your way to paradise cove to do your solar test. Salmon are hitting good lately however I can put you on some ling cod if you’re interested. Let me know Todd

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

I am so happy for you Teal! That was a huge fish. Enjoyed seeing everyone. See you next week.

[@bdphourde]

Living in the Puget Sound for 4 years I grew quite fond of BBQ salmon ... UNTIL I sampled some smoked Ling Cod!!

[@rodandkristy]

Nice fish Sir!!!

[@debralivingston7298]

Nice fish!

[@mongomay1]

Happy to hear you got some fishing in Teal. I get disappointed by all these sailing channels that do not make an effort to feed themselves from the waters they are traveling. There are even greens to eat from the waters, but no one takes the time to learn what is under them or around them and let the locals feed them for a swap of greenbacks instead of some sweat equity.

[@linhgobenyt]

Since we have left Seattle, we have caught 35 Dungeness crab, 12 red Rock crab, 24lbs lingcod, 25lbs halibut, 10lbs steelhead, 20lbs salmon, 32lbs rockfish, razor clams, and now a 10.6lbs cabezon. We love foraging when possible (found gorgeous chantrelles on a hike on Roche Harbor) and supplement with local farmers and fishermen.

[@mongomay1]

@@linhgobenyt That is great, might be something to include in the areas where stopped that others could follow on their travels to do look forward to themselves. Sort of like how to sustain your pantry from the local nature market. There is a channel down under that bases their travels on simplicity. Back2basics

[@thomasnisbett]

How about showing us what your log book page design looks like?

[@franchu1]

You'r a very good captain.

[@johnkeegan6646]

Nice Catch! Yummy I bet! No boat troubles. Love it!

[@whatskrakensailing]

Half moon bay is amazing. One of the calmest anchorages and a great time inland 🍻

[@jimmieweigel1271]

You the man till even if you had to borrow Emma's Lure And Lynn that clam chowder looked delicious Best wishes

[@Bmike2375]

Great job Teal

[@BoatingJourney]

That was awesome! What an ugly but cute fish too. Looks like you fried it up - did it taste like cod? Great video!

[@helptheoceans]

Good one, did any one noticed that there is background sound like ie. Fog horn or phone ring, i noticed that sine 02.44min onwards,,, it's not constant but it's there..cool

[@tealgoben1781]

That was a fog horn and it went off every 10 seconds 24 hours a day.

[@jameskidd1710]

Teal has earned the right to buy his fish if necessary.

[@davidhendrie6935]

I LOVE clam (or any seafood!) chowder. It's one of my favs. There's a pub/restaurant on the Edinburgh seafront called The Old Chain Pier. Their chowder was sublime. Was my night out of choice, whenever I visited that part of Edinburgh! Linh.... you should write a "Seafarer's Cook Book". I'd buy it! 😁👍

[@kwbarnes1]

I walk at the harbor a couple times a day. Wish I had noticed Basik anchored in the harbor, or had seen you guys on shore, I would have said hi.

[@brianstewart2032]

Nice fish Teal but you'll land more of them if you net them head first as that way they can,t swim out of the net.

[@williamcantalamessa5231]

Good morning from Siesta Key Florida

[@OwenfromKC]

Nice one on the 'Friends' title. I give Emma credit and also for the fish. HMB is one of my favorites on the PCH.

[@M-Swede]

I've been scuba diving since 1993. My dive log has many nice memories and interesting data recorded in it. Fun to go back in time. Your log is a bit more detailed though!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@2Moza]

Photo Shop Dad Catches Fish while Linh has Scuba gear on putting fish on Hook :) lol well done O Hell first fish in the LOGBOOK WOW.

[@Sheila-vl9xk]

What an amazing fish dinner you must have had!! Wonderful episode. So grateful you are sharing you journey and I get to live vicariously through you! ❤️

[@dc1544]

LOL you se how the sea repays karma. you saved a life and it gave you super plus back. Im now a Patreon cause of your good heart.

[@pm1104]

Lovely job!

[@briand.4427]

Teal, congratulations on catching that fish! You both looked & sounded pretty excited! Question - would you mind sharing where you got your "Yacht Log" book from with us? It looked bigger than many of the ones that I've seen and used before. Cheers! Brian

[@jvkew]

I've been looking and studying your construction videos. Your explanations as you work are perfect. You should write a book that includes the ways to join an finish various Nida Core structures for a non professionals. Some times the way manufacturers do things are beyond what can be done in a garage.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Wow, thank you!

[@nicholasbigney4143]

First mate and myself really love to watch your videos. Lots of good vibes in each video. Great family. My wife is glad to see someone more anal than I and I am happy because I now have a new idol. Teal is a step up in attention to detail. Love that log.

[@kevincarey1076]

Friday morning, coffee and SV Basik, does it get any better. A bowl of that Chowdah could make it even better! Nice fish Teal. Great episode guys. Fair winds and following seas Basik.

[@zacharyschweter6466]

please show how you cooked it...

[@JibeTalking]

Teal love your organizational skills and attention to detail...

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thank you so much!

[@brycebergren1367]

It’s like a seamen diary

[@floydgraves3997]

More detail on your “anchor rating” please. I’d be interested in knowing your criteria.

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

Great video as always. I really found the discussion of the log interesting.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Glad you liked it!

[@JoeTheLion60]

Congrats on the fish - wondering if you are intending to enclose the cockpit from the elements at any stage?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Eventually. That is in our plans.

[@RiverWoods111]

San Francisco always has micro climates. You have to dress for fall, winter, spring and summer every time you leave the house. I lived there in the 80's and every neighborhood had a different climate going. It was the weirdest thing ever!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

So true!

[@Bill23799]

Hey Teal, was this the last entry in your Yacht Log at your last mooring? Yacht Log Teal: One Sea: Zero Well done sir. You are a good man to have in an emergency.

[@michiganengineer8621]

I can definitely understand not wanting to gum up the water maker in those anchorages however, couldn't you run it while you're underway heading down the coast or are you still in too close?

[@linhgobenyt]

We will start running our watermaker when getting water becomes difficult.

[@asusy2772]

What a tiny net :-))))))

[@tealgoben1781]

Or maybe...what a huge fish! 😉

[@marandam6019]

I did a double take!!!!!!! I thought you where Adam Savage from Mythbusters for a min lol

[@tonymillw6309]

Hey guy's, love your videos...we watched Emma grow up. How about putting your logs in a link so we can share your voyage apart from video. Just put it on your computer and post an update with each video. Would love to be a patron but we are elderly pensioners and do not have spare money....love you guy's.

[@earnieb5318]

Well.... we're finally actually sailing... YAY!!

[@cc-gu1ff]

come to Thailand

[@dedwards3296]

What a big fish. I really wanted to see clean and cook portion of the video.

[@steve345]

Great record keeping with water consumption but what about wine an/or cocktail consumption in the same time frame?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

A lady never discloses that number.....Lol

[@rob7290]

When I saw the title that said Teal caught a fish, my immediate thought was, who threw it at him? 😃

[@michaelsamuel4159]

Well done guys. Why isn't anyone talking about the sneaky teen getting into the pot? lol

[@RiverWoods111]

I was like, WHAT? Then I realized the word "POT" means something different to you than it does to me! I guess it just has to do with growing up in Cali in the 60s&70s! LOL

[@michaelsamuel4159]

@@RiverWoods111 that’s hilarious.

[@dcrahn]

I would never make water in a Marina, Harbor, Bay, or River. Too many chances of water contaminated by oils, fuels, and Lord knows what else. Only on open ocean, same thing we did on board my ship when I was in the Navy. Linh, your cooking is making me hungry.

[@chuckg7311]

Absolutely correct, water makers are for open water only, if you want to be healthy

[@teapot27]

yea I think it was Emma hooked the fish..great vid aslways,but what was that annoying beeping sound?? #compassrocks

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Fog horn.....every 10 seconds. Pillar Point Harbor is always foggy with a slight chance of sunbreak. Still a beautiful harbor. We love it.

[@leekarr5044]

Pretty epic fish!

[@bradsmith5131]

Curious about your dinghy setup, what brand and length and HP?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We currently have a Walker Bay Genesis 310 10'2" and our outboard is a Nissan 9.8hp.

[@marceld6061]

8:25 Teal finishes explaining about their frugality with water.... 8:30 Linh walks in with the REAL explanation why they have been able to be so frugal!

[@linhgobenyt]

I am a team player. Water Conservation is key. Lol

[@miken7629]

Who needs water when you have wine.