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If you are looking for the an ocean crossing crew position, suggest
you read 'Sailing With Strangers' by Charley Hester ISBN-59594-018-91 www.overlookedbooks.com
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B-25 located in Corpus Christi seeks capable racers willing to campaign statewide in 2008. Major PHRF regattas in Austin, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Corpus. Competitive boats road ready seeks competent sailors looking for road trip adventures. Must be willing to assist in boat delivery. Send one page sailing resume e-mail:drwebct at gmail.com
USCG 100 Ton Master, Sail/Towing Endorsements, STCW Basic Safety, Unlimited Radar Observer, FCC Marine Radio Operator's Permit, Amatuer Ham (General) (KE7KKY), 57k+ miles in Sail/Power Currently in Florida. Personable, Non-smoker, Honest, Hard worker, Qualified, Excellent references on request Available for part/full time positions, preferably but not limited to private sailing vessels. Available mid January 2008. December 4, 2007. RW Catlette call my cell at 775 772-2229 or e-mail:rwcat at yahoo.com
Crew wanted-40 Trimaran now sitting in Virginia Beach - heading to Miami ASAP. Looking for one able bodied seaman with ocean experience - will pay air fair one way and on board living expenses. November 13, 2007. Brian Gitt, 845-987-6933, or e-mail: bgitt at leylandalliance.co
Professional Captain looking for new vessel with owner who wants the best. Has skippered: Ondine, Solution, Masker, Pliedis, Karena, Ken-Lane, White Swan, Enterprise, to name some. Has owned his own vessel, a Stevens 44. Tug Captain in N.Y. Harbor. Waters sailed: South America, California, Mexico, St Lawrence, Mississippi River, Great Lakes, Pacific, North Sea, Med, & across the Indian Ocean. Won races: Mac, SORC, Bermuda, Admirals Cup in '83 [German boat]. November 9, 2007. Kirk Ezell - e-mail: ezsail at hotmail.com
Youth training ship in the Bahamas looking for Captain & Mate. We are a youth training ship operating in the Bahamas and we are looking for a captain and mate for next season, June - August 2008, this is a renewable position for the right people. We take up to 20 children of ages from 14 years for 6 days every week for ten weeks in the summer. The present Captain and Mate, who have been running the program for the past six years, are looking to retire but will still be available for training.
Ideally you would have: Some qualification for Captain, i.e RYA, or US Coastguard, we are not interested in a list of qualifications, were not looking for a professor of sailing BS. For Mate no qualifications are necessary. Good at working with Kids, both sexes, between the ages of 14 and whatever. Good Mechanical skills, she's an old ship and continually in need of TLC.
Good teaching skills, to teach kids sailing theory and practical. Good organizing abilities, the job involves re provisioning the ship every week. Alcohol is not allowed on the ship at any time Drug free, of course, Drug testing is obligatory Non, or light smoker, smoking is allowed in restricted areas.
Ideally, but not essential, some experience of youth work, i.e. Boy Scout, Girl Guide, youth club. The Most important qualification for both positions is attitude. The actual working part of the job is from June through Aug, but living aboard in the Bahamas for the rest of the year is ok. Work permits are not necessary.
This is a paying job, salary negotiable. In order to avoid freebee seekers, Air fare to the Bahamas would be reimbursed at the end of the season. Accepting applications from either a couple, i.e. Captain and wife / girlfriend. Or singly, Captain, any age, either sex, Mate, any age, either sex.
All replies answered, but I really am over the top with work, so please, only serious enquiries.
October 29, 2007. e-mail Del: captdel2000 at yahoo.com
Wanting to crew from Eastern Canada to the Azores, the early part of 2008. Transatlantic experience with my twenty five foot yacht. My yacht is currently berthed at Horta. October 29, 2007. Call me: Dean Swift (613) 936-0184 (Canada), or e-mail me: luckyl at datacom.ca
I am Tommy, 21 years old. I come from Hong Kong. I can speak cantonese, chinese and english. I have level 3 sailing certificate. I don't have the experience about sailing too far from the land. I will graduate in june 2008. After that, I can go everywhere. I really want to travel around the world. Septemebr 10, 2007. If anyone want's one more crew,Phone: 011-852-95893737 (Hong Kong, China), or e-mail me. Tommy: fishman_yu at hotmail.com
30/F Seeking a team to sail with in the Honolulu, HI area. I am a novice/beginner but a hard worker and fast learner. I have been sailing with friends on 30 ft and 42 ft boat but I am seeking to find a team/crew to sail with in the Diamond Head/ Waikiki Friday beer can races. I am outgoing, friendly and super excited to meet others in the area to sail. September 3, 2007. Contact e-mail me. Lynn Ann Nguyen: lynnann.nguyen at gmail.com
Looking for Crew, The vessel is a Bavaria 40 ocean, year 2000, sited in Alicante (SE Spain) and it's prepared for this adventure and more! it belongs to my family. My name is Carlos, I'm a Spanish 29 years old male who is planning a middle-term cruise around Balearic islands, Corse and Sardinia next September-October, when I'm ending my degree in agriculture engineering. I'm Spanish "patrón de yate" (up to 20 m vessels, 60 nm). I speak Spanish, English, Portuguese, Catalan and basic french. I'm seeking for crew who has time to do such a thing and some experience is preferred. They would pay all costs, which means food, moorings and gas-oil (this is expected to be quite low... wind is free!).
This is not a charter, and I'm not a professional. I wouldn't receive any money from this, just food, please. I wouldn't participate either in moorings nor in gas-oil. I said I was student. The main idea is to find those adventure-lovers (4-5 people) and then we all get agree on routes, dates (never before September) and costs. Any suggestions will be welcome.
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