Stephanie Propp

Motored around the PTA Sayilita then wind filled to 7 knots. Sailed on stbd for a couple miles and tack to port. Sailed about 3 hours before having to motor sail due to dieing winds.

Calm morning, motored for about 4 hrs. Wind filled, sailed wing on wing, then jibed the genoa, then jibed around point. Motored last hour in as wind headed us. Too many whales to count(again). Almost had a Humpback run into us, he was within 10' and turned sharply. Hooked a small fish but lost it right at the boat. The sailing we did was very nice.

No wind, motored in a slight swell.

We motored the entire distance. wind was about 5-7 knots true dead behind us. Fairly calm swell. Our anchor was wrapped and jambed on a rock when it was time to leave. A neighbor immediately came over and dove on the chain and freed it, thanks! We enjoyed Isla Isabel very much and are looking forward to our next visit there. There was a great bunch of cruisers there while we were which made it extra nice.

Good sailing down from Mazatlan. We left at 17:00 for an overnight so that we would leave in daylight and arrive in daylight. The first 7 hours we had 10-12 knots at 150-160 degrees and the Hydrovane did all the work. After we Jibed the wind had built and it was time to hand steer for the target. Tons of humpbacks as we approached Isabella.

A short sail down to San Carlos. Very nice conditions. 15-18 knots behind us, small sea state. We have a slip at San Carlos Marina and plan to be here until Monday

Quick motor between anchorages on flat calm water . Wind came up in middle of night and 1-1-25 is windy in the anchorage, gusts in the high teens and should continue into the night.

We motored in flat calm seas. Very pretty amchorage, we saw and heard several whales, most likely humpbacks along the voyage and at night while at anchor. Beautiful sunset. The water was so calm I was able to see the stars reflecting off the surface.

Great sailing , 10-15 NW breeze with guests to 20. Deep beam reach. Caught a 25-30lb Yellowtail.