Sometimes you want to make a great impression. You know, WOW ’em!! It’s really not so hard to do when you’re on your boat. If you have a grill you expand your options but this simple meal can be made with an oven or a grill. And the side dish doesn’t even require heat…enjoy! […]
Here are a few quick and easy recipes from my mom who lives aboard her 38ft Pearson Minnie Gump Bugger V. She and my Dad enjoy entertaining aboard on a moments notice while they spend their summers in Long Beach Island at the Jersey shore. […]
As a new boat owner you quickly discover that your boat is also a great social gathering place. Count on it! You will have more drop-in company than ever before. Life is too short to worry about the unmade bunk or the open tool box in the middle of the salon. Just have a few stock items in your galley and you will always be prepared. […]
Vessel type/length – Gulfstar 44 Motor Cruiser
Engine/HP – Twin Perkins 130 HP
Cruising speed – Economical 6.6 knots
Starting location – Fort Pierce, FL
Destination – South, with plans set in jello
We need a vacation. Yes, even two boat captains who drive other’s yachts for a living STILL want to take their own boat out once in a while. Captain Chris Yacht Services has been quite busy this past year and we’ve had some great cruises to fantastic harbors on wonderful yachts…but NONE of these trips have been aboard our own boat where we live – Sandy Hook. Time to make things happen!
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We share the waterways with pleasure boats, incredible yachts, commercial work boats, cargo and passenger carrying ships. At times we barely see the big ships as a speck on the horizon of the ocean. But often we must give them a wide berth when passing in the intracoastal waterway or inlet channels, considering their deep draft and limited maneuverability. […]
Vessel type/size – Grand Banks Classic Trawler 46 feet
Engine type/horsepower – Twin Caterpillar 3208 375 HP
Economical cruising speed – 16 knots
Starting location – Man O War Cay, Abacos, Bahamas
Final Destination – Stuart, FL. […]
Ever wonder how your brand new yacht gets from Asia to the United States? Captain Chris Yacht Services just completed another offload of a Krogen 58 and 44 and will help you get a feel for how it’s done. This pictorial diary can help you understand what happens when a beautiful new yacht is built in another country then shipped overseas to YOU, the new owner. […]
Once you own a boat you will always look at weather in a different way. Although you listen closely to NOAA and keep a sharp eye for weather changes you can still find yourself in the middle of a good blow, gale thunderstorms or even a waterspout! […]
Coming into New York from the Atlantic Ocean is a wonderous experience. In calm seas you can spot the Verrazano Bridge, count the arriving flights at JFK Airport (2 per minute) and almost smell the hotdogs on Coney Island. When the weather has been less than kind, you’re lucky to see 2 boat lengths ahead in between the ocean swells colliding with the ebbing tide from the Hudson and East Rivers. […]
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