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In 2022 we introduced our Spearfishing trips. 15 keen spearos, 5 experienced crew and guides, a videographer and whole lotta ocean for 5 days of epic spearfishing at the outer GBR. Targeting species such as: Coral Trout; Tusk Fish; A variety of Emperors: -Spangled; -Red; -Grassy; -Yellow Lip; and -Red Throat. Reef Jack Purple Spot Cod Mu Fish Job Fish Crayfish Trevally Spanish mackerel. It's the only spearfishing charter in the Whitsundays and it's about as good as it gets.
In this episode of **SALTY PODCAST #95**, I talk with Atticus from @BoyMeetsOcean on Instagram — a 12-year-old boy living aboard SV Liquid Sunshine with his family as they prepare to sail around the world! Atticus and his family have been living on their sailboat for almost two years, traveling through the Caribbean and Bahamas on their 2016 Lagoon 450. We talk about what it is really like to grow up on a boat, leave normal land life behind, homeschool from the water, meet other boat kids, and learn real sailing skills along the way. Atticus helps with night watches, reads weather, drives the dinghy, edits his own videos, dives, cooks, helps with maintenance, and has already been part of some serious boat-saving teamwork. He shares stories from Grenada, St. Martin, St. Croix, the Exumas, Highborn Cay, Pig Beach, and more. We also talk about his fast-growing social media channel @BoyMeetsOcean, how he went from a couple hundred followers to thousands by posting every day, and what it feels like to be a kid creating sailing content while actually living the adventure. This was such a fun conversation with a young sailor who is smart, capable, funny, and already living a life most adults only dream about.
Downwind made easy. Watch how quickly this Linjett 36 can furl and unfurl its Code D asymmetric cruising spinnaker! Unlike a traditional asymmetrical spinnaker, the Code D's nearly straight luff lets it furl from the bottom up—just like a genoa. That means no top-down furler, no dousing sock, and no trip to the bow required. From about 70° apparent wind angle to dead downwind (even wing-on-wing), it's one sail that covers almost every downwind angle with ease while shorthanded cruising. Built with UK Sailmakers' Matrix construction for outstanding shape retention, durability, and easy handling. Bonus: spinnaker material allows you to get creative with the colors. 🎥 Video: Linjett Yachts - Rosättra Båtvarv