Catalina 36 - Pacific Northwest Sunshine Coast
We just did a shakedown cruise on boat. In the spring we will start sailing again: San Juan Islands, Gulf Islands, Sunshine Coast, Desolation Sound and all points north.
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TimUSSUBguy
- 36ft Catalina 36
- United States
- Checked in 1 week ago
Position
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Crew positionNovice Crew
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Availability 1 Jul 2024 for the foreseeable future
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Expenses to/from vesselPaid by crew
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Expenses onboardPaid by skipper / boat owner
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Team / SoloNot important
Vessel
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TypeSailing Yacht
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Make/modelCatalina 36
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Length36 feet
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Berth2
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Sailing from United States , Blaine
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Sailing to United States , Blaine
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Language spoke aboardEnglish
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Boat descriptionCatalina 36. MFD, VHF, Autopilot, AIS, Radar, EPIRB, etc. Solar panels Multibank of deep cycle batteries Low hours on engine
Skipper
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NationalityUS and UK
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Age62
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GenderMale
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Fluent languages English
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Qualifications 1st Aid
ASA Basic Celestial Navigation
ASA Coastal Navigation
Boat Operator Licence
CYA Offshore Cruising
Safety at Sea/Sea Survival
USS Bareboat Cruising
PADI - Divemaster
RYA Keelboat Level 2
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Sea Miles 2,500 - 10,000
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Great Skipper
I sailed with Tim while moving, Mizu, his 36' Catalina, from Astoria, OR to Bellingham, WA during May 2022. His boat was immaculate and extremely well run. He briefed me on the boat's safety equipment during my first night on board before we left port and we ran a number of man overboard drills immediately after leaving port. He set up a watch rotation that kept two people in the cockpit at all times and he was diligent about checking wind, weather, and tides. Tim has a great sense of humor, he's very skilled at route planning, and he's a joy to be around. I highly recommend serving with him if you can.
24th May 2022
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Sailing the Southern Dodecanese islands in good winds
Tim and I were two of the crew who joined a skipper (a friend of a friend) for this holiday. It was my first week of sailing after doing a Competent Crew course and I felt very unsure of my abilities. The skipper was good enough but it was Tim who built my confidence, lifted my spirits and really 'showed me the ropes'. He was calm under pressure (when the boat slipped its moorings) and was even able to laugh about it later! I have come to regard Tim as a good friend and mentor and I would not hesitate to sail with him again if we find ourselves on the same continent.
24th May 2022