Docking – Seattle Boat Show Connected

Exhibitor

ASA’s Docking Made Easy Video Series

Saturday 6:00 pm - Sunday 10:30 am | Featuring: Peter Isler

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Peter Isler

Learn how to dock a sailboat under sail, or under power, in a variety of different scenarios. Sailing legend Peter Isler walks us through the process using animations, illustrations and live action footage. Understand the techniques and skills required by both skipper and crew in order to make your docking experiences safe and easy. The videos are based on the learning material featured in the ASA textbooks Sailing Made Easy and Basic Cruising Made Easy.

Exhibitor

Close Quarters Maneuvering

Sunday 2:00 pm - Sunday 3:20 pm | Featuring: Ranger Tugs Factory Team

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Ranger Tugs Factory Team
Ranger Tugs and Cutwater Boats are designed by lifelong boaters with a passion for having fun on the water. When you buy a Ranger Tug or Cutwater Boat, you're not just buying a boat, you're joining our family. Designed and built by hand in the USA.

In this episode of As the Prop Turns from July 2020, Ranger Tugs Customer Service Manager Kenny Marrs shares his tips and tricks to boat handling in close quarters. Some of the topics include helm basics, docking and maneuvering within the marina.

Boat Show University

Boat Show U

Twin Engine Power Boat Handling

Thursday 2:55 pm - Thursday 5:15 pm | Featuring: Linda Lewis

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Linda Lewis
Capt. Linda Lewis holds a USCG 100-Ton Masters License and has 45 years of hands-on experience (sail and power) cruising the Inside Passage (including nine trips to SE Alaska). An Emeritus Associate Professor from the U of WA, she brings her professional educator background to presentations on navigation and boat handling topics at many venues. Through Linda’s business, she provides customized on-the-water instruction, on-your-powerboat (www.privateboatinginstruction.com).

Twin engine boats are great for maneuvering in tight spaces – once you know what to do and you practice to build your skills. The single most important skill? Pivoting the boat in its own length, using gears and throttles, while accounting for boat momentum, wind and current. We’ll walk through the how-to of the important skills and strategies, making a learning checklist for you to use on your own boat. Capt. Linda Lewis has taught hundreds of couples on the water in the Seattle WA area (www.privateboatinginstruction), emphasizing safety, procedures, couples’ communication and good teamwork.

Thanks to our sponsor Boat Insurance Agency, visit their website today! www.boatinsurance.net

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Boat Show U

Anchoring & Docking

Thursday 12:25 pm - Thursday 2:45 pm | Featuring: Ace Spragg

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Ace Spragg

Carolyn “Ace” Spragg grew up on the Chesapeake Bay, messing about in boats. She built her first raft at age 6, learned to sail at age 8, and has spent more than 35 years teaching on the water. She was the Waterfront Director and Program Director at Camp Wayne for 15 years. After moving to the Pacific Northwest in 2000, she started teaching sailing and cruising skills on her Yorktown 39, S/V Fraid Knot, which she lived aboard for 15 years. Ace has her USCG 50-ton Master’s License, International Sail and Power Association Yachtmaster Offshore teaching certification, US Sailing teaching certification, and is a US Maritime Academy Captain’s License Instructor. In 2006 she skippered her boat to Hawaii and back with all-women crews. She was the Program Director of the Northwest Maritime Center from 2011-2017, and continues to teach and work there as the Adult Programs Manager.

Docking and Anchoring do not have to be fearful events when boating. There is a step by step practical approach that can work for you and your crew. Ace Spragg, of the Northwest Maritime Center, will take you through the steps of how you can successfully dock in different wind conditions. Next, she will step through her tried and true method to anchoring. With her approach and technique, you and your crew can sleep with confidence with your anchor securely hooked on the bottom.

Thanks to our sponsor Boat Insurance Agency, visit their website today! www.boatinsurance.net

Boating

The Best Way to Bring a Boat Alongside A Dock

Sunday 4:00 pm - Sunday 4:45 pm | Featuring: Pam Wall

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Pam Wall
Pam Wall has sailed around the world in a 39 foot sloop with her husband and two small children. She is a source of inspiration and knowledge going around the country giving Keynote talks that help people to enjoy life, know how to become better at what they do, and keep the spark of enjoyment forever burning. Pam not only helps cruisers have the right equipment for blue water sailing, but she is also a source for information on the cruising lifestyle, routes and sailing information, and helping to encourage new cruisers. Chances are you all have been to one of Pam's many instructional seminars across the country. She is well known for her many presentations at all the boat shows and Safety at Sea Seminars. You can reach Pam at pam@pamwall.com or see her web-site www.pamwall.com for her personalized consulting.

How many times have you found yourself just not doing the right thing to ensure you will happily come alongside a dock with no mistakes or misjudgments? After being taught by Pam’s husband, Andy, the easiest method of coming alongside a dock, no matter what the wind or tide is doing, Pam has perfected for coming alongside a dock because it is so easy. See how Pam comes into her slip or alongside any dock that has cleats or bollards, with ease and safety most every time. Watch what Pam was taught and uses on a daily sailing basis to get her boat safely and efficiently alongside a dock. Hopefully this will help others to have that same feeling of a successful docking experience every time. See Pam’s web-site www.pamwall.com or contact Pam at pam@pamwall.com.

This seminar is brought to you by Sundance Yachts. Visit our Virtual Booth to start your next great adventure.

Boating

No Impact Docking: An overview of how to dock without fear (or damages!)

Thursday 7:00 pm - Thursday 8:00 pm | Featuring: Ace Spragg

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Ace Spragg

Carolyn “Ace” Spragg grew up on the Chesapeake Bay, messing about in boats. She built her first raft at age 6, learned to sail at age 8, and has spent more than 35 years teaching on the water. She was the Waterfront Director and Program Director at Camp Wayne for 15 years. After moving to the Pacific Northwest in 2000, she started teaching sailing and cruising skills on her Yorktown 39, S/V Fraid Knot, which she lived aboard for 15 years. Ace has her USCG 50-ton Master’s License, International Sail and Power Association Yachtmaster Offshore teaching certification, US Sailing teaching certification, and is a US Maritime Academy Captain’s License Instructor. In 2006 she skippered her boat to Hawaii and back with all-women crews. She was the Program Director of the Northwest Maritime Center from 2011-2017, and continues to teach and work there as the Adult Programs Manager.

No yelling! No leaping! Pictures, descriptions and tips for successful docking strategies and how to practice them.

This seminar is brought to you by Sundance Yachts. Visit our Virtual Booth to start your next great adventure.

Seminar Tag: Docking

ASA’s Docking Made Easy Video Series

Saturday 6:00 pm - Sunday 10:30 am | Featuring: Peter Isler

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Peter Isler

Peter Isler

Close Quarters Maneuvering

Ranger Tugs Factory Team

Boat Show University

Twin Engine Power Boat Handling

Linda Lewis

Boat Show University

Anchoring & Docking

Ace Spragg

The Best Way to Bring a Boat Alongside A Dock

Pam Wall

No Impact Docking: An overview of how to dock without fear (or damages!)

Ace Spragg

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