Rough Lake Crossing for a Small Sailboat: 16ft O'day Ospray Daysailer
The return trip following an overnight adventure to LBL. I have done most of my sailing on relatively flat, protected waters (and I prefer to stick to those conditions lol). These waves felt huge! More experienced sailors may not be impressed, but for Kentucky Lake, these are rough seas. The south wind blows directly down the length of the lake, generating much larger waves than the NE/E winds I am accustomed to. It was a bit unnerving, but Brigit pulled through! She is a 1960 O'day Ospray (similar to O'day Daysailer).
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Sailing and Camping on a Remote Beach: O'day Ospray Dinghy Cruise
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Part 1 - O'Day Daysailer Camp Cruiser Conversion
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A Sailboat Was Found Drifting in the Pacific. The Engine Was Running. Nobody Was Aboard.
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Sailing the daysailer 17 "Wild Child" on the Willamette River
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How Does She Sail Against the Wind?
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History of Sharpies!
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O'day Ospray Dinghy Cruise | Blood River
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Top 5 Pocket Cruisers You Can Actually Live On
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5 Things That Suck About Kayaking (And How to Fix Them)
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An Exciting Day Sailing a 16ft O'day Ospray Daysailer
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Your second boat? O'Day, the trailer sailboat! Episode 117 - Lady K Sailing
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Why I Bought A Small Wooden Sailboat
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15 16 and 17 foot boats go cruising
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Mark Sweetnam - Báidín – the Tale of a Chameleon Nesting Dinghy
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We Drove 400 Miles to Buy a 1960 Sailboat
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SOLO Atlantic Crossing on a TINY 18ft(5m) sailboat - Full tour and interview - Sailing on a budget
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Building a Boat for a 5 Day River Trip | Pelican Punt 16
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Top 7 Sailboats That Will OUTLIVE Their Owners
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Sailing the Pink Scamp (Designed by John Welsford)
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