A massive squid school stacked up right next to the boat, and the yellowtail were ALL over it. 🎣 The action started quick, hook ups happening left and right! This is just a taste of one of the wildest bites we’ve seen… check out the full video for the nonstop action and some giant yellowtail landed. 👉 Watch the full wide open yellowtail slugfest on our channel now!

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Would you command this steel-hulled explorer through icy northern latitudes or across tropical oceans? Rate this yacht from 1–5 stars and comment below! Bering 92 © Bering Yachts Length overall: 29.08 m (95 ft 5 in) Beam: 7.74 m (25 ft 5 in) Draft: 2.35 m (7 ft 9 in) Displacement: 257,000 kg (566,588 lb) Gross tonnage: 153 GT Fuel capacity: 21,000 L (5,547 US gal) Engines: 2 x Cummins QSM11 455 hp Cruising speed: 9 knots Maximum range: 3,500+ nm Cabins: 5 Crew: 4 Berths: 10 guests The Bering 92 is a full-displacement explorer yacht built with a heavy-duty steel hull and aluminum superstructure, designed for autonomous long-range cruising. As the flagship of the Bering custom series, it mirrors the capabilities of a commercial vessel while providing the interior refinement of a modern superyacht. Its high prow and substantial displacement ensure a stable and dry ride even in the most challenging sea states. The interior layout emphasizes contemporary aesthetics and functional luxury, featuring a spacious main deck saloon and an expansive flybridge for outdoor entertainment. With a range exceeding 3,500 nautical miles, the Bering 92 is engineered for owners who seek to reach remote destinations without frequent refueling stops. It represents a perfect balance between rugged offshore endurance and high-end residential comfort. #Bering92 #ExplorerYacht #SteelHull #HarbourMasters

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Since the group of intrepid British and French WASZP sailors announced the Foil for Life Challenge on the 19th July, the team have been working hard organising the logistics, drumming up support, creating safety plans, training and fund-raising. A major milestone has been reached today with the announcement of Lemer Pax as the title sponsor for the challenge. A worldwide leader in innovation in the radiation protection sector, Lemer Pax creates, designs, and engineers efficient radiation protection solutions for healthcare, research, industry, and nuclear applications. With over 50 years of innovation, Lemer Pax exports all over the world, eco-aware and cutting edge of technology radiation protection products. The company strives for excellence to protect the most important thing: Life! The support of Lemer Pax ensures that every single Euro and Pound raised will go to the NHS and Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris (APHP). Donations can be made via the https://www.foilforlife.com/ website, where you can find more information about the team of sailors; Hattie Rogers, Edward Higson & William Heathcote from the UK and Pierre Leboucher, Mael Garnier & Corentin Horeau from France.

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