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 | Please let us know in the comments below...we would like to know just how common whale strikes are on boats... Have you ever hit a whale on a boat? Could it have been avoided? Did it do any damage to your boat? Комментарий от : @SailingBrickHouse-RVLife |
 | I thought whales always paid attention to their surrounding, like all other animals did. Apparently not. Very interesting information! Good to know. Thanks. Комментарий от : @stevec9669 |
 | After high school I got a job as deck seaman on a Chevron Tanker. On a trip out "The Gate" (ie SF) we were fully loaded and had tuned north headed to Alaska when we hit a whale 90 degrees to our bow. The whale was sucked under the flat bottom of our ship and was rolling. I managed to get myself to the stern just in time to see the whale parts surface after getting cut up by our ship's propeller. Very bloody mess. Lots of chopped meat for the sea birds. Something you never forget. Still remember the noise transmitted thru the steel hull. All part of the adventure. Комментарий от : @ima4tubing |
 | I love This great teacher long live is great memory Комментарий от : @atreyuprincipalh4043 |
 | I believe some waters off northern Spain have been put off-limits due to whale attacks. Комментарий от : @johnfilios8759 |
 | There has been some talk recently about orcas that actively attacked sailing yachts that were motoring. The theory was that the sound from the engine somehow aggravated them. Комментарий от : @akkebengtsson6232 |
 | Aren there some sound pulsating devices that can be attached to the hull and drive curious animals away? Or maybe spot them with thermal imaging and avoid? Комментарий от : @123OGNIAN |
 | Good tips. Rest in peace dear sailor. Комментарий от : @OneForTheRoad-de2fh |
 | RIP patrick Комментарий от : @voteZDLR |
 | We have deer whistles to mount on the front bumper of cars that alert deer that the vehicle is coming they need something similar for whales. Комментарий от : @thomaslemay8817 |
 | Killer whales on heat are the biggie ,, Trust me i know , Not pleasant when your in an old 36ft. wooden schooner in 40+ knots and one takes a fancy to the bottom of the boat . Комментарий от : @billhanna8838 |
 | It's the humans fault. Комментарий от : @shaneroper477 |
 | Stupid comment ever... WHALE IS INFRONT OF US... HE WILL MOVE... STUPID RISK.... Комментарий от : @itsmeDaddyStu |
 | Thank you for these important tips. Rest in peace Patrick as you sail the higher regions we all hope to reach some day. Комментарий от : @bengtkorswing5279 |
 | If a whale attacks, punch it in the nose. Комментарий от : @brianstevens7241 |
 | RIP Patrick😓 Комментарий от : @richardhanson8776 |
 | Is there any particular reason for whale strikes? ie colors, territory, sound? Комментарий от : @nobody46820 |
 | 2:50 A Black-collared Barbet duet in the background. The sound of our old family farm.....great to hear them again. Комментарий от : @geoffreylotz3661 |
 | "He'll move" Комментарий от : @davevideo332 |
 | Hi Patrick. Still in SA? Thanks for another great video. Great seeing Hank in the video. I got an email from him a few weeks back. I didn't know who he was at the time. He was looking for a couple extra hands for NARC, but he found people before I could get back to him. Really exciting prospect. Hopefully I'll get another chance. Give my best to Rebecca. Комментарий от : @roysfavorites9663 |
 | Just watched this one which seems like it could have been a whale strike. "Hit something in the middle of the night", boat sank... youtu.be/qPF8SmUpkH4 Комментарий от : @mikesorensen5 |
 | Whales in the sea in the Pacific Ocean in the expanse from the Hawaiin chain eastward to the west coast of the USA have been grossly affected by US Navy operations with their multiple frequency multiple amplitude sonar operations, they have actually made the whales incapable of "hearing" certain acoustic signatures, yes they have in effect made the whales DEAF to many low frequency acoustic eminations like the water borne sound of a vessel passing through the water or being able to direction locate these acoustics to avoid. Patrick Childress needs to research this to be more informed. Комментарий от : @robertfrederick9061 |
 | more likely to hit a shipping container, sometimes difficult to know the difference. Having definately hitting a shipping container and definately hitting a while, the only way to tell the difference was the way boat was damaged Комментарий от : @richardthomson4693 |
 | Patrick, whales does not strike boats, boats strike whales. Комментарий от : @Toffie10 |
 | Another great informative no-nonsense video. My father hit a whale last year. Apparently it went apesh!@. Комментарий от : @21mozzie |
 | www.tc.gc.ca/eng/mediaroom/interim-order-protection-killer-whales-waters-southern-british-columbia.html Комментарий от : @airbear9445 |
 | came real close about ten miles north of Cape Cod. Came up maybe on boat length ahead of us right on our course. Комментарий от : @svamandolin3546 |
 | When I was in the US Navy on the aircraft carrier USS America (80-82) CV66 we were in a huge hurricane and took waves over the flight deck. We had a whale get washed us to port to starboard. While on deck it hit chain tie downs for a F-15 Tomcat which caused the jet to get ashes overboard. Комментарий от : @MeanJoeNSGA1 |
 | I have heard of dead whales on the bulb of a ships bow. The ship crew hardly know it's there, except for a slight decrease of speed. Комментарий от : @stevelawrie9115 |
 | Amazing how clean that bottom is on Avocation.. ;-) She as pretty below the waterline as she is above it. Thanks for sharing! Комментарий от : @svcarlinabyandlarge1134 |
 | I've never hit a whale, only once had a dolphin whack the servo oar back when I had an Aries vane. I've only met one other cruiser who has been hit, that was off Maeva Beach in Tahiti. They said the whale watch boats were chasing the whales around and one of them slammed into their boat. It was a steel boat, so they hauled and banged the dent out ... I think these whale watch boats may contribute to the problem, because the whales become tamed and so do not feel the normal fear of strange objects like most wild animals. Комментарий от : @howtosailoceans1423 |
 | "oh we hit it!" D: LOL LOL LOL OMG WHY DID I FIND HUMOR IN THAT IT'S HORRIBLE LOL LOL LOL HAHAHA 😆 Комментарий от : @kingjesus872 |
 | In the Salish Sea (Pacific North West). there are laws as to how far you must stay clear for whale watching. Please observe this to keep our whales safe. Комментарий от : @dougrutherford9261 |
 | Two good reads! Great video Patrick. Комментарий от : @gonagain |
 | www.hindawi.com/journals/jmb/2012/106282/ Summary of Whale Strikes- 89 definite strikes, 15 of which were stationary boats. I know of a large wooden sailing vessel that was sunk south of Sitka while at anchor. Recovery of the vessel found a large hole in the hull with imbedded baleen. Комментарий от : @billroberts9182 |
 | Moby Dick coming Комментарий от : @plinkbottle |
 | We collided with what appeared to be a sperm whale of about 35-40ft. in the Tasman about 150 miles out of Coffs Hbr. heading for NZ We hit just aft of our bow and the boat rose out of the water and fell sideways. We were all reading with the wind vane steering so got a hell of a surprise. There was an entire pod around us so turned on the depth sounder to give us some sound . We must have injured it as we got to see the Maurgurite Formation where a number of the pod lift the injured one up so it can breath. A humbling experience. No damage to the boat, it is steel. Two days later further south a large racing trimaran Stienlager1 was on delivery from Sydney to Auckland and hit a whale and lost the front of one of the ama's. Maybe the whales decided on revenge. Комментарий от : @hanknaclek9747 |
 | I'd be checking those hose clamps at 5:18. Just sayin'... Комментарий от : @garysouza2277 |
 | Seriously dangerous. Комментарий от : @wolfthequarrelsome504 |
 | Well done for putting this information out there. Whales are actually under threat as dying for no reason found or stated yet. I think possibly plastics in the water. Also do not put cardboard in the water especially if got any type of pictures on it as that is not paint it is mostly plastic stickers and the writing may not be ink but oil from markers. Best to be safe and recycle or burn it to make electric in some countries. Комментарий от : @jonathanvince8173 |
 | Diving on it when U have the chance is an opportunity to "dial" the shaft to see if it's bent. Just take a chunk of 2x4 with you and hold it against the hull where it just misses the blades. If the shaft is bent the blades will pass the 2x4 at different distances. A line slung under the diver can give her something to steady with. It helps to have your hubby turn the shaft Manually(!) for you from inside the boat while you're trying to hold the block of wood in one place. The internationally recognized signal is knock 3 times on the hull ceiling if you want me to start turning; twice on the pipe, if the answer is "no". Hank, if you're there i was wondering what that piece of 1x19 across your bilge is for? And, wow, that is a well-maintained Swan! Комментарий от : @martyspargur5281 |
 | I hit one in my 25' sloop off of Cabo San Lucas at 6 knots. Stopped me dead. Cutaway forefoot full keel. I rode up the back of the whale. I was shaken, but the boat was fine. Secondly, all men cruisers should take heed. Listen to your partner and bear away. She was right. You were definitely wrong. Комментарий от : @toddparsons5780 |
 | Actually, even though it doesn't sound like it, your whale strike should have been a learning experience for you! Whales DO NOT always get out of your way! As a sailor, you should know that and when your able, you need to avoid colliding or interfering with all whales! keep your distance and don't harass them! Комментарий от : @4topher2 |
 | Another great video on the Tips from the pros series Patrick! Great testimonial by you an Hank as well as the other posters to the channel. Beam winds (and to a salty home soon for Brick House) and the best to you and Rebecca! Комментарий от : @davidc6510 |
 | I'd love to see a video of reefing sails in big water. I'm new sailer which the rest of ya probably have a funny term for but i bet there are things that make or break the situation. Комментарий от : @coolbeans7274 |
 | I read the Bailey's book back around 1976 or 7, when I was a teen. Interestingly, Maurice wrote an article for one of the magazines, either SAIL or Cruising World, and he seemed to have divided boating history roughly into two eras: before his sinking, and after his sinking, with cruising being much simpler with regards to dealing with government bureaucracies (customs & immigration) before his sinking. He seemed rather negative about post-sinking experiences with them. Комментарий от : @todmills |
| very cool video.. So what do you do when you hit a cargo container in the middle of night. How often are containers being struck? I'm guessing they float low in the water and would be difficult to see? Thank you Комментарий от : @coolbeans7274 |
 | Hello Patrick and Hank! Another excellent video. I was reflecting on our trip to the Caribbean. That was a great trip indeed! The sleep deprivation I experienced made me miserable for sure but I believe I needed another 10 days to get my body adjusted. Me and my son did allot of coastal sailing this year. I can't wait to go again! Keep up the good work! Комментарий от : @johngagne33 |
 | I just read the responses to other's whale encounters, very interesting stuff, take care crew of Brick house. Комментарий от : @danieloliver20 |
 | When I was in the Coast Guard we hit a whale in the Gulf of Maine with our 82' steel hull patrol boat. It was keeping pace with us about 50 yards to starboard for several minutes, surfacing on a constant rhythm. All of a sudden it stopped surfacing and we didn't see it for several minutes.......then there was the bump from below! We stopped immediately and saw it surface on the port side and continue off in that direction apparently unharmed. It sure scared he napping captain in the cabin below! Комментарий от : @billmead5052 |
 | Sound travels 4.3 times faster in water than air which makes it very difficult for a diver to tell which direction a power boat might be approaching from. I personally find that experience very anxiety producing when coming to the surface. If the boat is far away I can usually tell but the closer it get the greater the anxiety since it’d likely be moving faster than I can see to avoid. I don’t know what would work to avoid whales other than a watch on the bow in likely whale waters. Комментарий от : @willtoms7209 |
 | Are container strikes more common then whale strikes? Комментарий от : @erichaskell |
 | Playing music to alert whales to your presence may not quite have the desired effect.. Both Hugo 'The Sailing Frenchman' and Patrick Laine have found that electronic music compositions by the artist 'Rone' actually attracted whales to their boats. www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4pjmmUUPlo www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaYSeJHrJlo&t=213 Комментарий от : @Garryck-1 |
 | Invited by a friend to a day sail out of Richards Bay on "Gedore" (Tosca 38) in November 1986 we jumped at the chance. A couple of hours later and our being out of sight of land, Hazel (then 7½ months pregnant and turning greener with every passing moment) was pleasantly distracted by the pair of humpbacks which had decided that tailgating us was a fun idea. Until one of them misjudged its following distance and the tailgating turned into a tailender... Well, Hazel went greener while the rest of us instantly turned a whiter shade of pale... Fortunately the humpbacks decided that they'd had their fun and overtook us, one to starboard and the other passing beneath. I swear the one to starboard gave me a wink. Hazel has not been on anything that floats since....She did forgive the mate who'd invited us, who became the Godfather of our daughter born 1½ months later (sadly RIP John Crossland)... My daughter (now 33) still refuses to eat any seafood... Комментарий от : @bertkutoob |
 | I've had whales and whale sharks rub against the hull, but thankfully never struck one. I've hit a piece of wood approximately the size of a railroad tie, and that was scary enough. I think it would be a good idea to make a video about how to deal with hull punctures. In many cases the boat can be saved, but seconds count when water is rushing into the boat. The two stories you mentioned are incredible stories of survival at sea, but should never happen again thanks to the availability of EPIRB's. Does the Brickhouse crew have a plan to deal with hull punctures? Do you have an EPIRB or similar device? Thanks for making this informative mini series. I'm looking forward to the next video. Комментарий от : @flyingdutchman6984 |
 | We were hit by a whale about three hours out of Isabela Island, Galapagos heading for Fatu Hiva, French Polynesia on our 32 foot sailboat at about 3 in the afternoon. We were slowly motor sailing, steering by hand when we first felt a bump, then a very hard hit from the side where we actually went sideways, then took a third hit on our port side when the fluke hit the side of the boat as the whale dove. The fluke broke a weld in our barbeque which was mounted on stern pulpit and got me wet hanging on the wheel with white knuckled grip. After I pried my hands off the wheel we checked for leakage and full rudder movement then carried on. Over a month later diving on the boat in Fatu Hiva to remove goose neck barnacles I had forgotten all about the whale and was puzzled to find a 1 foot strip of bottom paint missing on the port side of the encapsulated lead keel right down to the epoxy undercoat. We were very lucky the whale didn't hit us 10 feet further aft or our trip would have been over right there. The boat is a 1975 production Bristol we have had since new. Ray and Marilyn s/v Horizon Комментарий от : @raymclaughlin4919 |
 | Nice video. Suggestion for a part 2 video: what do you do if you hit a whale and your boat is taking on water? crash mat, plugs for thru hulls and transducers, improvising and plugging cracks with towels/cloth, epoxy sticks/other materials, bilge pumps & buckets, etc. Комментарий от : @keeldragger |
 | No whale strikes, but we have had dolphins racing the boat and smack into the hull a bit off Baja. All we get on the Great Lakes is logs and carp. Комментарий от : @davidthompson6099 |
 | Oh... the tone of her voice. I think someone needs to listen to Rebecca more often :P What's the point of having such an experienced captain at the helm if he can't steer around things?! Комментарий от : @flasher702 |
 | Very good information. Thank You. Комментарий от : @mikes2294 |
 | Olá, muito bom o vídeo pois esta era uma de minhas preocupações sobre a navegação. Não é simplesmente bonito ver baleias de um veleiro mas tem também uma grande parcela de preocupação. Комментарий от : @lavor100 |
 | A 28-foot Bristol Channel Cutter was about 700 miles off the north-east coast of Japan on its way non-stop to California when it was apparently attacked by a whale. The crew noted the whale was not alone and was swimming with a baby. The boat sunk and crew was rescued by an amphibious airplane. The media in Japan had closely followed the story of this transpacific passage as one of the two crew was fully blind and the occasion marked the first time a blind Japanese national had attempted anything like this. I also owned and sailed a BCC at that time and followed the story with interest. I'd noticed that the support crew had painted a full-length image of an Orca below the waterline on both sides of the hull prior to departure. I've always wondered whether the purpose in doing this was to potentially scare whales away from the boat. However, the outcome may point to the reason why the whale, in a desire to protect its baby, attacked the boat. Комментарий от : @resarfw |
 | Never hit a whale, fortunately. Did see one breach just 3m from the port bow, somewhere just east of the Australian coast, near Brisbane. Комментарий от : @dutchglobetrotter4513 |
 | Along the east coast of Australia it's normal to have multiple whale sightings per day in season. They're everywhere and collisions do occur. I've had a few near misses and even one Humpback that breached about 40 metres forward of our bow. That got my heart rate going. Комментарий от : @budawang77 |
| Sexy stuff like Plumb bows and High aspect keels on 12 or 15 knot "cruising" boats don't help much when you plow into something in the middle of the night. However, you Could set a new record time in the 50 foot dash. So there's that, it's not all about the downside. Комментарий от : @martyspargur5281 |
 | Whales are the freighters of nature: Never give way to anyone! :D Комментарий от : @MattBargain |
 | oh.... we hit it .... great video Комментарий от : @PaulusPHM |
