That's an interesting start, we get lumped in under the "sailing channel" banner, but we're really a travel channel that happens to be doing it on a sailboat. Started full-time in 2006 and still loving it. Peace and fair winds! Liz

@followtheboat

10 ай бұрын

@@abcgang8048 That's good to know, thank you for your kind comment. Liz 👌🙏

Sam Holmes and Barry the Old Sea Dog are 2 of the best sailing channels!

@assifkhan3803

10 ай бұрын

yes i love sam as well as james of tritea

@dischyd1

9 ай бұрын

Add wind hippy to that list

Alluring arctic sailing is a realy good channel in my opinion

@Pccart1121

11 ай бұрын

@@abcgang8048You stopped watching because he uses a composting toilet? Uh. Ok.

@kylejazwiecki714

11 ай бұрын

Alluring arctic is another really good one!

@Pccart1121

11 ай бұрын

@@abcgang8048 A composting toilet is nothing like an outhouse and it's an huge improvement over dealing with a disgusting black tank, imo.

I'd give a shout out to Christian Williams and a short lived series called _Sea Change_ by 2 dudes and their dog

Sailing Yacht Florence are good too.

For pure sailing goodness, even more hard-core than NBJS (no disrespect meant) my fave is How to Sail Oceans. Kevin is out there in a Gilmer 31 full keel double-ender with a pretty old fashioned gaff rig and no engine. Anyone can learn how to tack in close quarters watching this guy. Also crossing oceans, pretty much lives on it, makes his own music for the channel, etc.Highly recommend.

@bernardlawson665

9 ай бұрын

Kevin is my Poet and existential sailor. QUADDROOPLE THUMBS UP

I have to recommend The Sailing Brothers. 2 Guys from the UK started their channel only 2 years ago, with a circumnavigation of the UK. They are now in the French Polynesia! These guys definitely deserve to be on your list they are killing it.😀

@papaechozulu3737

11 ай бұрын

Agreed, fun to watch, plenty of actual sailing footage with some good long shots so you can see how the boat is handling under different conditions.

Great calls. Consider Patrick Lane a retired naval aviator turned ocean sailor. And of course how to sail oceans as others have said.

Holly from Wind Hippie is a total hard-core BADASS. Did a pacific crossing alone for 40+ days with no fridge, no water maker, not much technology. Amazing. I have a lot of admiration for her.

@ChasingLatitudes

8 ай бұрын

Agree

2 great channels: Sailing Sweet Ruca (currently in Patagonia) and Sailing Yacht Florence (finishing sailing around the world)

@jameskiehm546

11 ай бұрын

Sweet Ruca is a great channel. They are down to earth people and real sailors. Check them out in Patagonia. NBJS is awesome. Eric is a true Viking. He has intestinal issues which when you see the shit he eats you know why. Last, Artic Allure is another that is not as much sailing but more travel log but still great filming and beautiful scenery.

@kjartankvindeslandelias6989

10 ай бұрын

Love S/Y Florence, such great videography!

@topc9858

10 ай бұрын

Patrick Laine, Alluring Arctic and Sailing SweetRuca

@bernardlawson665

9 ай бұрын

AWESOME SELECTIONS!!!

WhiteSpotPirates is another solo female sailor with a true sailing channel that deserves an mention as well..

@bernardlawson665

9 ай бұрын

Truly an authentic and very smart sailor! If you are a misogynist .... take a hike !!

I nominate Alluring Artic Sailing. Great guy. Is a great cinematographer. Sails all over the artic and films himself hiking up and then skiing down random mountains that likely nobody has ever skied before. He is currently heading around Alaska and attempting the northwest passage.

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

I will take a look

Commentng so you find it. Sailing Triteia and Cruising Lealea are my top picks. You stole some of the other ones I had. Cruising Lealea aren't cruising at this particular moment. Laura is working as a vet right now. Look at their older content. This couple is the first and sole sailing channel that convinced me the liveaboard life could be a realistic lifestyle for the average guy. No need to fight storms just hunker down and wait it out. No need to outrun storms if you do proper planning/mapping before departure. No need for expensive gadgets and endless gadgetry causing excessive weak points in the hull. No need for fancy exotic dinners and fine wine. A good home cooked meal, a beer, and maybe a stogie is all you need. If you're tight on cash and/or don't mind a little rowing you can anchor most anywhere for free. Also, as a fellow introvert, I vibe really well with Sailing Triteia. I see him as the future version of me basically.

@trollboy665

11 ай бұрын

+1 to Sailing Triteia

@basicinfoplaybook

11 ай бұрын

+1 for Triteia

@svglorious

11 ай бұрын

Chuck and Rose on Cruising Lealea are the real deal. Real sailing content with the good, bad, and ugly of ocean passages. Chuck has had some health issues, but the relationship between the two is the real story. Real sailors, real people…

@EllDub

10 ай бұрын

Triteia pushed me over the edge of getting on with it instead of considering it. I really like his passage films

I love Wind Hippy and the old Sea Dog. Thanks for giving them props! There's a few others I watch when I'm not messing with my old tub. Christian Williams - He's an old school guy and his solo Hawaii crossing video is a must watch. Wildlings Sailing - A young British guy recommissioning a hand built catamaran. I've also been watching Sailing Yaba and Flying Coney. I guess I get fascinated watching these younger folks completely overhaul these big old boats. Oh! and the Bumbling Sailor.

Beau and Brandy Sailing- They have been at it a while on a junk sailboat but they are not trying to say you can do the same. Their life is hard and they just show it with a smile.

@hansjensen7823

8 ай бұрын

My wife and I met them a couple weeks ago at the Newport Boat Show. Very humble down to earth people. My wife said, they were very interested in talking to her about what she does vs. talking about themselves. Respect.

No Bull…t Just Sailing NBJS

Aw, I loved your review of Wind Hippy, glad you found her and like her for the same reasons I'm sure her followers do! I'm a female, a bit wobbly chunky 50ish gal and I think it's how it's all presented- you're right in terms of the 'clickbait' aspect. It's frickin' off putting because I feel I'm watching a video meant for 14 year old boys who turn the volume down and make off with the Kleenex. On the other hand, if I was a perky lil' thing I wouldn't be wearing a parka on the boat! Haha.

@markoneil275

11 ай бұрын

I think the Wind Hippie may grown up on Cal25

@daedster1

11 ай бұрын

lol 🤣😅😂

Great call-outs for some awesome sailors!!

Sam Holmes!!!! Always smiling 😃--- he knows a beautiful lady in every port--- one of his signatures. I like Lauren Landers-- singlehands a 50ft Bene w/ her cat . I think she's in PR now. Kiana Weltzien--- Atlantic crossing solo on a Wharram, put the outboard below for the trip !!!! Both of these young ladies real .

@andyedison2416

11 ай бұрын

Lauren is playing the tried and test YT algorithm with plenty of arse and sad face shots.

Hey; it's redundant, you're my favourite channel ! Review yourself. 1-go out for a beer, interview yourself, seriously, tell people why you do this, what do you miss on land? Why not with a partner, wife ? Taxes, income, any ? Thanks, and I've donated during your livestream before, love to go with you on a delivery trip someday. I've spentt 22 years on the water(only working on it though). Cheers, Don.

@ChasingLatitudes

3 ай бұрын

awesome, pop on over to the members area my man

Love the positivity! Awesome channels for sure! Still, my favorite is Sailing Sweet Ruca. No one else rips along like that. Cracked over 14 knots of boat speed on their Cape Horn rounding if I remember right. And, double handed. Competed in a couple regattas double handed in various places. Their channel shows them winning a Chi-Mac overall as crew. They present their long passages really well with good info on the conditions and sail plan choices. Just a lot to enjoy in terms of actual sailing. Boat is nice, and a great choice for their use with some well thought out changes, but also relatable as most racers have been on a J boat or two at the club. All around good stuff.

@kylejazwiecki714

11 ай бұрын

@@abcgang8048 awesome! What boats?

Wow, what a great video, I hope this is your most popular. I could not agree more with your comments. Love actual sailing channels.

Ran sailing is the king. He sailed to Antarctica when he was about 18.. The shekelton route

A awesome channel of a solo sailor is SAILING TRITEIA , absolute legend of a bloke.

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

I will check it out

I love salt & tar kids really, who built their own ketch (6 years) and are now sailing around. Dedicated, fun loving and obviously full time sailors!

Wind Hippie, and The old Seadog are two of my favorites! They are just out there doing it!

Thanks, great reviews, great channels.

No mention of Patrick Laine? He does good voyages

The one and only channel I ever considered going to Patreon is Alluring Arctic Sailing. I think he will only get better with content and I'm sure nobody is doing what he is at the moment. I started watching sailing on Delos and have been around the world watching them. I keep up with them now but seek a different kind of sailing.

A couple more recommendations: Christian Williams Sailing and Alluring Arctic Sailing

As I put Lee & Perins on all my food, I sip my Rum and salute Barry for great health and fairest winds

We are relatively new sailors having started in 2020. Just in the summer still working so not doing the really longer trips. We started watching Sailing Solianis and did enjoy some of their adventures although as they had a baby and their life shifted towards a trailerable trimaran that wasn't really what we were looking for so haven't been watching of late. I think they were a decent channel but as you point out there's better ones out there. The one we have really enjoyed has been Sailing Uma. Given that they have a 1972 Pearson 36 there will inevitably be boat work but they also went out and did it and sailed and have been working on their vessel along the way. They're also good storytellers and have gotten very good at videography which makes the destinations that they go to interesting. They also seem reasonably down to earth. Given if they have an electric boat it means that they really do have to sail to get to the places they want to go versus motoring. I give them credit for the journeys that they've made so far and we still haven't watched all the content but so far we like it. They're currently doing that major refit which probably isn't something I would do on a boat of their age but that was their choice. So I find it a good mix of content. I have watched Sam Holmes a few times and definitely give him credit for making the trip on Ranger 23 from LA to Honolulu. I thought the smiling was often because he's half crazed from lack of sleep on those passages. But I do intend to watch more of his content and interested in finding other channels to potentially watch.

Thank you Chris, well done and funny. I'll have to check out Wind Hippie and Old sea Dog. I love Sam H. as he is ALWAYS smiling and Erik A. sails to weather where the Vikings sailed. Thanks to the comments I have a few new channels to check out. Leo and the restoration of the 1907 wooden SV Tally Ho has been an epic build from the keel up and is soon to get off the hard. It will be sweet to see that boat under sail.

I'm surprised you didn't mention Sailing Triteia @ SailorJames but of course you only listed three. I agree about these channels that never put up a sail and motor more than I drive my car. Glad you mentioned Wind Hippie and Sam Holmes.

Fun episode. I like the positivity. What about SV Tritea? Good sailing. I like that he bought a cheap boat and refitted it but is still up front about how that’s not the best idea. My favorite is Sam Holmes. Love that guy

@Arizonaman30

10 ай бұрын

Triteia is another that doesn't get enough credit. I really like the guy. Hes a bit eccentric, but seems pretty smart and a good soul. The youtube algorithm though, won't be kind to him and its a shame.

Really thinking about buying the blueprints for a c50 Harry proa. Do you have a take on these designs???

@SpacemanJungleJesus

11 ай бұрын

@@abcgang8048 constantly wet on the proa or the wharram? Do other similar builds exist? I’m gonna look into wharrams rn

Ran Sailing has an embedded 'mini-series' where Johan and a friend sailed from Sweden to Antarctica and back years ago in a 33' fiberglass boat. The old footage is great. Vikings Rule!

Sailing with Thomas used to be a solo sailor but I really like his channel. I also really like Yacht Hunters.

The channels are what they are. Some people dream of sailboats in the tropics with eye candy, male and female, onboard. Some people look at the sailing adventures where the wind is howling and the sails are whipping and the waves tower over the boat and dream of that. To each their own. We all gotta learn in our own way and come to our own realizations. Some people get lucky and take the short path, some don't. The destination is not guaranteed. Enjoy the journey.

Chris 1 million % By far the best channels No drama No BS Just great people sharing experiences

I agree. These are some great channels. Sam and Eric especially. They've even gotten together a couple times to hang out. Definitely 2 of the best out there.

There's a lot of great channels out there as well as a lot that aren't. RAN Sailing, Delos, Sailing Sweet Ruca, Patrick Laine, How to Sail Oceans, Sailing Yacht Florence, Sailing Talisman and Drake Paragon are all fantastic. Wind Hippie and and Old Sea Dog are are also great.

I need a break now and then from the "sell everything and buy /refit a sailboat " and cruise the islands genre..I like the following channels.. Sailing Envision..just a normal guy and his wife sharing their sailing experiences sailing the west coast of Florida..he always shares his mistakes and lessons learned. Sailing Cos I Love It... another normal guy who sails the west coast of England ...instead of tropical scenery I enjoy the green hills in the background along with the rocky coastline... Tom Cunliffe...if you want to just listen to some old sailor wisdom and stories..this guy is as good as reading a book..he's got the resume to back up his content..

@followtheboat

10 ай бұрын

Tom Cunliffe is the bees bananas! Liz

The pictures on the Maryland CD28 don't look right. It should have a full keel and the interior is wrong too. Thanks for choosing Erik and Sam. Lots of respect to Erik who also has gorgeous drone footage. Sam did a great job of fixing up Pickled Herring and glassing over the hull/deck joint.

Those are my favourites - plus The Sailing Brothers and Sailing Wave Rover for being epic.

Life in a Nutshell. And for some racing sailors cruising round the world Sailing Sweet Ruca.

Sailing NBJS is fantastic if you're really into SAILING, love it!

How to Sail Oceans- he's a chap that solo sails a Southern Cross 31, engineless. Has done atleast 1 Atlantic crossing I believe. Very low key channel.

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

I will check him out

Christian Williams anyone? I enjoy his thoughts on sailing life and the can-do attitude from an older solo sailor.

Sailing Yacth Florence

I make a rule. If they are sponsored by online mental health or green powder. Bye bye.

i know all lot sailors in the northern latitudes but my main focus is on the tropics .so i watch mostly sam and james of tritea and of course my own brtish brothers that i am patroen off,currenty in the pacific

Follow the boat. Very informative channel on important issues

@followtheboat

10 ай бұрын

Thanks, fella! Liz

What kind of licensing is necessary to do deliveries? glad you mentioned wind hippie I love her channel she was the first one I found. It's not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog!

Sail hippe and Jann are incredible. No distance to far

I'm curious what boat you would go with?

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

Moody ds

Surprised you havent mentioned sailing sweet ruca. Wholesome midwest couple from ohio grew up racing in the great lakes. Currently in Patagonia. They show up at some Mitsubishi cup race in Brazil, enter last minute and win their category. Their corny midwest 'dad' jokes are the icing on the cake.

That was fun.

Follow the boat is pretty cool. Like what they are doing❤

@followtheboat

10 ай бұрын

Just found this comment. Thank you! 🙏 Liz

@68Thunderbird

10 ай бұрын

My pleasure, hope to see you out there❤

NBJS blew out a brand new Code 0 furling sail when it was well beyond its wind range. That was BS

Great selection of real sailors, missing Patrik Laine in that list. There is a german channel called M Jambo who does videos for the english speaking audience as well.

@normanboyes4983

10 ай бұрын

Endorse Patrick Laine - a really understated and very funny guy and a good sailor.

@javierechevarria1548

10 ай бұрын

I love Patrick Laine’s videos. He is a King !!!

@SailingSonas

8 ай бұрын

M Jambo has some great sailing. The boat recently sunk in south Atlantic- Martin was rescued now looking for a new boat

@rickylefleur2158

8 ай бұрын

I saw his recent live stream, where he talked about nice too have features on a new vessel, like skeg rudder. @@SailingSonas

One has to ask one self that why would you want to video your sailing adventures and put yourself all over the internet, go to all that trouble and so on. Probably they need support. Personally I would not sail off unless I could fund myself, last thing I'd want is to try and earn a living while sailing the world, just my two cents worth.

"It's not a Sam Holmes video unless I'm drilling a hole in my boat."

@trollboy665

11 ай бұрын

@@abcgang8048 speed holes

@lukewilliams9082

11 ай бұрын

Single handed drilling a hole

Wind Hippie is such an awesome person. She's a real inspiration and an absolute boss!

"Sailing Doodles" is "Sailing Thots" 🤣 Also, mad respect for Sam Holmes Sailing, Sailed a Hobie beach cat to the Bahamas, lol.

When I first began seriously dreaming of my future little sailboat I was greatly encouraged by youtuber Sailing Malou and his videos eg "The Best sailboat 2000 Dollars Can Buy", which featured a small list of rather old and tiny sailing boats that "absolutely will get you across an ocean." You're the guy with the budget recommendations beyond my reality, but I feel like I'm learning from your content. Between 2k and 50k perhaps I will find a happy middle path. And - seeing as you asked: I've been watching this brave awesome young guy on his tiny boat crossing treacherous waters all by himself. The channel is called "Garretts Adventures". He's NINETEEN. And unlike Laura Dekker, he doesn't have much knowledge or experience. It seems to be something he's only recently started learning how to do. I'd appreciate anyone out there giving this young man a bit of support, even if it's just keeping an eye out for him and his latest uploads. Hopefully he stays safe and enjoys a long wonderful life discovering the world, gaining experience and becoming a great seaman. Respect and kind regards from the UK!

Drake paragone is a good one

how to sail oceans

@Cutbait

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely...definitely a purist...

Hi there, thanks for your videos, 100% agree with you, i don't like the big channels. And thanks for making me laugh when I watch your videos :) My favorite one currently is "sailing bohemia". No girls, 2 gay guys, sailing from San Francisco through Mexico and the sea of Cortez, then through the panama canal and around Columbia. They sail, and enjoy the places they set anchor at. More like a real traveling and sailing vlog, and they're fun. I just put their playlist on in the background and binge on their travels, it's relaxing. Would love for you to check them out and share with us what you think. Good quality videos and story telling as well. They've been at it for 3y and barely have 6k subscribers, even though they did a lot of true sailing and anchoring. Currently they are offering chartering people in San Blas, I guess to make ends meet.

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

Yeah it's a bummer when you see good channels with not many subscribers

@aurora_lax

11 ай бұрын

@@ChasingLatitudes I hope you make a video about them, would love to hear what you think about their channel and why they have so little views :) Thanks again for your channel and your down to earth no nonsense videos 🙂

The sailing brothers. A pair of Welsh brothers and former supermarket workers. Who are mad about cheese and thier Rival 34, Atlas

I have noticed that a lot of those channels are just soft corn.

RAN Sailing is really good!!

Lena May Sail (Moana) check out Kevin in his Rassy 40. Sailing singlehanded, kinda a younger version of “old sea dog” . His commentary is kinda dry but he tells it like it is, good, bad, and ugly. Is in Malaysia right now … started in the PNW…

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

Will do

@svglorious

11 ай бұрын

@@ChasingLatitudes thank you… Been enjoying your no BS approach to this KZread channel thing…you’re catching the trends for sure… I automatically pass all bikini and drama Queen thumbnails… Barry is an old guy like me who deals with it all with a special flair….

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

@svglorious thanks my man, appreciate it

@svglorious

11 ай бұрын

@@ChasingLatitudesand have you ever run into Drake Paragon…a real sailing couple on s Westsail 42 kzread.info/dash/bejne/iHmqp6yNkdncp9o.html&si=YnEX456-po1RClL3

Hmm I get it... When it is a channel you like the boat is "cozy" but the others are "dumpsters". Dude where is the consistency :) BTW I am subbed to all the channels you mentioned, Both good and bad.

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

Nothing but consistency, I state over and over they are boats I would never ever own

@saltlessshakedowns4999

11 ай бұрын

Yeah but you don't call them dumpsters. I liked this video. I like the change to more positive stuff. Keep it up :) @@ChasingLatitudes

Money Pit Boating is the best sailing channel ever!

At least they are near the boats and the sea. But I don't get why people want to broadcast their whole lives, it's an odd way to fund a lifestyle, especially when the amount of work they do on their boats could be sold as freelance well paid work!

The sailing brothers🌏⛵️🤩

am also watching wind hippe.she is good

Hi Chris, hope all is well with you and pops, Erik's is an even rarer Contessa 35 with wheel steering... good to see the good ones video. No ass or bikinis = low views but great content. proper irish huer.. !! @Sailing with Sam also great.. Seadog has great visual weather tips. he was a lifeboat crewman at pone point..

@cetterus

11 ай бұрын

I believe Canadian ones had wheels. But I'm not sure if it refers only to 32s. This one is 35. Might have to do something with Canadian place of birth. Absolute unit of a boat. They figured out there is something better than right with them after Fastnet tragedy. Incredible pedigree. Not at all thought out as cruising tank but made numerous circumnavigations while they weren't a thing. And still winning regattas.

@RichieKeane

11 ай бұрын

@@cetterus the 32 was made in Canada with wheels. Very hard to find info on the 35/38 with wheel. Most of late 32 had hole you could add a wheel to. But very tight. You see Erik makes it look like a laser when he’s bounding around on it. Amazing boat if your in the shit though.

How about sailing triteia, adventure dan, and huubs vlogs

Sam is definitely a character

NBJS is _theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee_ best, period.

He did not buy that boat, it belonged to his father. He is great.

I have have a sailing channel, I have 3 videos Lol ....

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

It's a start though

sam is my favorite

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

He's great

Sailing Uma was my first sailing channel, I enjoy there content.. I then started watching sailing Doodles, I soon noticed it was all about being behind a hot girl as she they scuba.. Ive only seen two of your vids. after I write this I will be looking for a third ....Hopefully it will be of you sailing and not bitching about others....LOL

@ChasingLatitudes

8 ай бұрын

I only have I think around 40,000 NM sailed and filmed on my channel this year. might wanna look for some other vloggers like uma, in ten years they have 20,000 NM sailed all of it coastal with one Atlantic crossing or you can check out their let's drive around in a car recent vids 😉

JibSea, Parly Revival,

Please don’t be any Aussie channels 😊

Hey Dude ......Taylor's travels ......Like watching a slow death !

I want to thank you for slagging off the morons, Ha Ha Ha. Yes, I agree with NBJS. I watch him and he is awesome as sails in pretty rough seas. I also agree with the guy and the sailing brothers. Anyhow keep it up.

Pornhub is free. 🤣🤣🤣 Classic!

Check out Garretts Adventures. Intrepid young man!

🌏⛵⚓✌

Why do people choose to buy a boat? Sail or simply look around and see the world that interests them. If they choose to record what they do or where they go .. good for them. Now if you think buying a boat to explore areas that interest you makes you suck … then it is time to shut down your channel. People dream and hope that some day they can reach their dream … let them look at what might be out there to see and learn even just a little about another culture. So you might just want to look at your reasons and you might find that your defining who sucks and who does not places you in the you suck category. You might wonder have I even see the ocean? Fair … I have not been in the highest regions of the Atlantic nor came around Cape Horn at this time. My sailing / cruising bucket list is likely far different than most. And the places I have been is also.

@eddieohearn17

11 ай бұрын

@@abcgang8048 I have more miles on the water than you will ever have and in more vessels of every type. I have also built more yachts than I can remember, so I know what I need to go where I wish to go and what boat is needed for that water. Cost to fix not a problem if you keep it as simple as possible. So you might want to point what you wrote to me to everyone who dreams and has zero experience. I will need and use several boats because of my plan to sail, tailor you boat to what and where not just how.

@ChasingLatitudes

11 ай бұрын

​@eddieohearn17 didn't watch the video did you lol, you don't have more miles than me my dude

@eddieohearn17

11 ай бұрын

@@ChasingLatitudes really, over the years I have at the low estimate over a million miles on yachts and commercial vessels. Now if you add lakes and rivers slap on a couple hundred thousand more

There are plenty of great channels out there who keep it real as well as show what a good time can be had in exotic places. I was kind of shocked Delos wasn't in this lineup of channels that don't suck. There are others too like We Sail, Calico Skies, Zingaro, and Zatara just to name a few. Those guys are living onboard their boats and doing real sailing. I can see you trash talking people who steal your content but what are you getting out of trash talking other people's channels. Trust me it's not going to help you achieve anything. What the heck did Aticus and Uma do to you to deserve your ridicule. Brother that just isn't cool.

Let me tell you, I have just watched, zapped through this last Delos video, this thing made me throw up. Basically it feels like a commercial from beginning to end. I wonder is there is subliminal in it, someone would have to view it frame by frame. Doodle. I don't care what his history is, to me, It's a porn channel in disguise. Wind Hippie and Old Seadog are as raw as it can be. Talk to us about this one. Expedition Drenched and his nonlucrative business :)

@daedster1

11 ай бұрын

Ah yes, early Delos vids are funny awesome vlogs.... but now.......

Come on.... Zingaro deserves a good roasting !!! lol Don't forget to cover the soft porn channels that use their youtube channel to sell their soft porn on a different video site.

@daedster1

11 ай бұрын

Zingaro's an egg head, idiot

Gotta shout out Christian Williams; Sam Holmes has said in a few of his vids he was a big inspiration. www.youtube.com/@ChristianWilliamsYachting

@jinitom

11 ай бұрын

I knew he was all about the sailing and not the destination when he sailed to Hawaii, had dinner, and then just sailed back.

@papaechozulu3737

11 ай бұрын

He's great, glad you mentioned him. I'm pretty old so I kind of relate to him but was hesitant to bring him up because I thought people wouldn't find it interesting enough.

Good video Chris. I also really like www.youtube.com/@patricklaine6958, Patrick is an older experienced sailor and is now onto his 3rd vessel which is a RM 890+, I also enjoy his philosophical jibs. His is also a no BS just sailing channel with few views, haha there is a trend here, if you want views don't make a pure sailing channel, concentrate on soft porn.