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Thomas Fleming Day. Hints to Young Yacht Skippers
Hints to Young Yacht Skippers
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
Buying a Boat:
Buying a Racer:
Buying a Cruiser:
Buying a Boat Afloat:
Buying From Fads:
Buying From Reason:
Buying out of repair:
Buying through a broker:
Inventory:
Nautical instruments, charts, etc.:
Boat’s name:
Masts:
Masts:
Booms:
Rigging on racing craft:
Hoops:
Blocks:
Spinnaker pole, how to rig it for racing:
Spinnakers:
Spinnakers:
Spinnaker, to shift one from side to side:
Spinnaker, to set a, when rigged with a lift:
Spinnaker pole:
Crew, stations for:
Crew stations for getting underway:
Light sails, handling:
Crew stations for reefing:
Crew stations for setting a spinnaker:
Sails:
Sails:
Sails:
Sails:
Hoisting sails:
Stowing sails:
Sail covers:
Storm jibs:
Shifting jibs in heavy weather:
Coils of gear:
Running gear:
Running rigging:
Jib sheets:
Peak downhaul:
Mainsail hoisting on track:
Reefing at night:
Reefing:
Tacks for reefing:
Pendants for reefing:
Reefing:
Reefing:
Reefing:
Reef, shaking out a:
Reefing before starting:
Running off:
Running off in a seaway:
Mainsheet:
Jibing a mainsail:
Wearing a yawl:
Steering a yawl:
Jibing a yawl:
Coming to at a dock:
Lying at a dock or pier:
Clubbing:
Sailing in a current:
Sailing against current:
Tide under the lee:
Current, sailing in a calm:
Anchored in a current:
Heaving-to:
Lying-to:
Lee shores:
Weather shore:
Caught on a lee shore:
Miss-staying in a seaway:
Miss-staying in a seaway:
Caught on a lee shore:
Sailing in a seaway:
Sailing in a seaway:
Mizzen on a yawl:
Mizzen on a yawl:
Working to windward:
Working to windward:
Working to windward cruising:
Light sails, sheeting:
Rounding a mark:
Rounding a mark:
Rounding a mark:
Rounding, a windward mark:
Trimming:
Balloon-jib sheet, to shift a:
Shroud-parting:
Burst main sheet:
Mast carried away:
Burst bobstay:
Want of speed, i:
Want of speed, ii:
Want of speed, iii:
Speed, to judge:
Towing:
Towing alongside:
Towing:
Towing, to tack when:
Anchors:
To get an anchor in a seaway:
To get a line on a fluke:
To sweep an anchor:
To lay out an anchor:
To lay out a heavy anchor:
To raise a heavy anchor:
Anchoring:
Moorings:
Making a mooring:
Making a mooring to leeward:
Mooring hook:
Mooring warp:
Mooring chain:
Dropping a mooring:
Moorings:
Hawsers:
Chain:
Anchored in an exposed harbor:
Anchor light:
Lights:
Light, a flare:
Lights, binnacle:
Side lights:
Stern light:
Water tanks:
Water:
Medicine chest:
Log:
Barometers:
Weather:
Winds:
Winds:
Squalls:
Squalls:
Squalls, time of:
Squall, struck by a:
Tides:
Tides:
Tides:
High water:
High water:
Tides:
Attraction:
Working craft and steamers:
Coasters:
Anchored vessels:
Underway, vessels:
Cruising:
Making a quick run:
Accidents to men:
Lead line, to make a:
Leaks:
Leaks:
Leaks:
Leaks:
Leaks:
Leaks, stopping:
Leak, to frap a:
Scupper-pipe leaking:
Lookout reports:
Side lights:
Working forward at night:
Lookout:
Watch tackle:
Tack, which:
Off the wind:
Right of way:
Swigging a tackle:
Reef points:
Peak halyards:
Crew and skipper:
Skipper’s duties:
Skipper and mate:
Standing order to mate:
Crew, discipline:
Injury to sails:
Mending sails:
Knotting and splicing:
Washing down:
Keeping clean below:
Tool box:
Bos’n stores:
Pump:
Pumping:
Ballast:
Ballast, kinds of:
Bilges:
Gasolene pipes:
Lead line:
Knife:
Oars:
Lashings and stops:
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