Category: Provisioning

Products We’ve Tried and Loved This Cruising Season

11/23/2019

   One thing I've got to say about Fidalgo Yacht Club: We're always trying out new products in order to make our extended cruises easier, safer, and more fun (i.e., less problems).
   Here's a small array of products we tried this past cruising season in the Pacific Northwest, and we recommend them to you. If you try them, let us know what you think. We'd love to hear from you.
   First off, there's the:

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Cooking Silly: Cooking for a Long Cruise on Silly Goose

2/24/2019

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Linda and Dale Miller

Guest blogger and Fidalgo YC member Linda Miller shares a day of cooking for Silly Goose adventures.

The recent snowstorm gave us the opportunity to use our new Mealthy Pot to create delicious meals in preparation for our trip to Alaska this year.

Here's what we made:

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Go-To Meals for Long Cruises

2/22/2019

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Fidalgo Yacht Club, Anacortes, Washington. Gateway to the San Juan Islands. What we eat on long cruises.

When embarking on a long cruise, there will be days when there’s no choice but to make a long passage. After all, for these types of trips, when the going gets good, the good get going. But at the end of one of these passages, after the boat’s secured, and everyone is tired and probably famished, what’s for dinner (or lunch)?
We asked five admirals how they prepare for these times. Here’s what we learned:

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6 Captains and Mates: 5 Things We Can’t Live Without on Our Boat

2/22/2019

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Every boat owner has a mental list of things he or she just can’t live without while on a cruise. Some things are personal and provide comfort. For others, they focus on things that keep them safe and mobile.
We asked six boaters and their spouses what five things they just cannot live without. Some things will surprise you, while other things will have you nodding in agreement. Have a read:

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Staying Healthy on Long Cruises

12/19/2018

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Contributors: Rich Haynie, Betty Marie, Ocean Alexander 48; Fred Kaufhold, Dream Weaver, Mariner 35; Eric Muller, Dolphin, Monk 36; Bonni Nutter, New Adventure, Pacific Mariner 65; Kathy Perkins, Buster, Nordic Tug 37; Mary Robbins, Prime Time, Bayliner 47; Dennis Thornton, Tonic, Riviera 40; Joanne Wilshin, L'Esprit, Ocean Alexander 44.

If you’re alive and well, you have a pretty good grasp of how to stay healthy. But maintaining your health on an extended cruise of several weeks or more, requires some extra consideration. The members of Fidalgo Yacht Club routinely leave port around May and head north to British Columbia and SE Alaska, not to return until July or August. There’s a lot they’ve learned about staying healthy on a boat in these remote locations and for weeks or months on end.
Here's what we've learned:

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Products We’ve Tried and Loved This Cruising Season

Cooking Silly: Cooking for a Long Cruise on Silly Goose

Go-To Meals for Long Cruises

6 Captains and Mates: 5 Things We Can’t Live Without on Our Boat

Staying Healthy on Long Cruises

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