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Irresistible (2021-Present)
Blowing Rock, NC
Sea People co-founder and CEO Taking a season off cruising this year to work on SeaPeople, but 20 years of boating adventure before this. Fixed up a boat and took off to go sailing at 18 after a wild childhood. Broke off the mast en-route to the Caribbean. Never looked back. Worked in the boating industry in various ways ever since. As a professional yacht captain, racer wannabe , sailing school owner, racer wannabe, and marine film/tv work. In love with this community. Never want to work outside of boats. Co-created YCA with my wife Caroline out of a passion for bringing people together. Cruised the N Atlantic between Maine and Grenada for a few seasons. Panama and the canal 3 times. Lots of really dumb deliveries at really bad times of year when I was young and trying to prove myself in the wrong ways. Now enjoying most our time in Abaco while the kids are little and the shoulders are still able to surf. Stoked to meet all the other Sea People out there.
No tears today. He really wanted to get on the boat which is a big win compared to a couple days ago. Brent is quite high functioning in the Down syndrome spectrum, and sometimes you lose track of his disability and your own expectations. But today was big. His smiles, his conquering of fears… it was all inspiring.
Seems like the waving crabs is part of courtship for fiddler crabs. Never seen it before. And WTF is a goBoat??
The mission: get Caroline uncle, a 55 year old man with Down Syndrome who’s petrified of boats, out on the water. There were a lot of tears, a lot of encouragement and a successful ending. He was dancing by the end. Maybe cried again when it was time to get off but hey, hopefully a step towards him getting out more regularly.
Always nice when they start after sitting for 6 months! Prepared with the booster just in case. 🚤 + 💧 = Summer fun can officially begin.
Glass calm. Dolphins, stingrays, crabs, cranes, and more. The water isn’t as clear as the tropics, but it sure is teaming with life. Caroline’s Jimmy Styks is definitely more for the surf than a paddle ‘round.
Up close and personal with the GP boats hauling ass in NY Harbor. Fun morning meeting the whole team in the garage, and thanks Ryan for the ride along for practice. Good times. Incredible people. Every end of the this community is incredible.
@romanmanning coming in clutch with the ride across the hudson to the SailGP paddocks. Stoked to get out for practice this afternoon.
Mahi are here in numbers. Tried to get out early with the kids before school and work. Assumed it was too bumpy out, but kids were begging and already awake. Got out Tilloo cut, but just too rough to get to the fishing grounds at any speed with tike to fish and and get back in the 23. Fished off the dock with coffees for a bit and found a greedy grouper to kiss and release. Hope it wasn’t our last chance offshore before heading to the states Thursday.
Paddle up pub you could say, the Thirsty Cuda, for a quick one. Sharmen and Mark are legends for keeping the door open until we got there. 🙏🏻 Channeling some inner @shanedonogh. minus the long miles or fast speeds.
Full day and two tired boys. Fished this morning. Too rough out deep but trolled reefs. Mutton & Hog 🐠 for dinner. Stopped by to chat with peeps in the harbor before a big exit this week with the good weather. Fair winds everyone. MOW for some diving, pool for a quick beve, Jumping off the dock with Aarons kids to end a long day in the ☀️. I may be biased 😉 but these stays are fun. 8.5 hour day on the boat, about half that moving, 25 miles. Would have never guessed that.
Still waiting on diving weather on the outside. But always something to do in Abaco from any wind direction. The rocks in the far end of the bite of old Robinson have super healthy coral 🪸 for a fun swim with kids or beginners.
Wind coming up fast today. Had a very brief window and two excited boys. Got sharked on a Cero and never found the Mahi. No real bird action. Now for coffee ☕️
Beauty of a day. Kids chased fish for a long time in the morning down in the shallow lee of tilloo. Dove a couple wrecks in the Point Set channel and MOW channel. Headed to Scotland to warm up with plans to do Sunday Funday at Guana, but the hundreds of boats headed that changed our plans. Cruised back to Tahiti beach to meet some friends and finish the weekend. And a special surprise SeaPeople hat delivery to a SeaPeople PLUS user and new friend.
Tried to dive with the boys up N but it was too windy. Hit up some kid spots on the inside.
Little morning troll before school and work. Feels great to be settled into Hope Town. Boys woke up this morning pulling out Wahoo lures but too rough offshore. Found some hungry yellow tail, a little Nassau grouper, and a cuda along the inside. Everything is back home under water… today. 🫧
Run to MH for an airport drop off then getting some video of the cruisers regatta. Great to see a few boats tough out some breeze and make the day happen. 💪 @jamel @jackvagabonde @etacarinae
Woke up to ❄️ on the roof this week. Can’t wait to get back aboard, get to the Bahamas 🇧🇸 and get under water! Living shoreside part of the year and aboard part of the year comes with lots of pros, and lots of cons. Pro: it’s nice to mix things up a bit and spend time in the mtns. Con: boats that sit, like to quit. Hard to let the ole girl sit for so long without being used. And also hard to get the lungs back in shape for diving after long breaks. The kids are excited to move back aboard this season, but maybe not as much as Banks 🐕! Who’s gonna be in the Bahamas this Winter/ Spring?
Camping and canoeing lake days with the boys and some of their friends, trying to keep their scales wet. They’re already asking when we’re getting back on the boat to go to Bahamas 🇧🇸. We love these mtn days but have to agree…. The islands are calling.
