WATCH THE FULL VIDEO WITH ALL 25 KNOTS. YOU CAN ALSO STREAM CLIPS OF INDIVIDUAL KNOTS USING THE PLAYLIST.
Master Sailing Rigger, Brion Toss introduces his 25 Basic Sailing Knots, the rope material you can use to tie the knots, and the material you shouldn't use. Brion demonstrates the easiest way...

Total running time: 60 minutes

Want to learn how to climb your mast and work safely aloft? Legendary Rigger, Brion Toss gives a master class on the procedures and tools needed to climb your mast, and work safely and efficiently aloft. Using his friendly and engaging style, Brion explains how im...

Lin Pardey discusses YouTube prior to discussions by a couple of YouTube cruising couples in her Storytelling for Sailors series.

Lin Pardey speaks with Marissa Neely of Fair Winds Media about digital marketing & social media management to help sailors tell and sell their stories.
Read Marissa Neely's PR Tips. PDF Extra.

Lin Pardey interviews Erin Carey of Roam Communications about public relations and social media marketing to help sailors sell their stories.
Read Erin's PR YouTube Facts for Sailors PDF Extra

Lin Pardey introduces YouTube sailing videomakers, Desiree & Jordon of Sailing Project Atticus who describe the lessons they've learned and processes they've developed to build their highly successful YouTube channel.

Lin Pardey interviews Paul and Sheryl Shard of Distant Shores TV for her Storytelling for Sailors seminar. The Shards talk about their videomaking career and discuss the differences between broadcast distribution and YouTube production. They also provide tips for shooting sailing videos.

Lin Pardey discusses producing long-form video content in her Storytelling for Sailors series.

Lin Pardey discusses blogging and how it can help you with your storytelling goals.

Lin Pardey discusses blogging and how it can help you with your storytelling goals.

Lin Pardey interviews sailing author John Kretschmer about book publishing and stories that teach for her Storytelling for Sailors series.

Following Lin's introduction, Captain Fatty Goodlander talks about entrepreneurial self-publishing of his books.

Lin Pardey interviews Michelle Elvy, book editor and author, about book editing for Lin's Storytelling for Sailors series. Includes EXTRA: PDF of the first chapters from Lin]s next book - Passages, with full editor's notes and suggestions from Michelle.

Miss T is a 29 ft sailboat, designed in 1969. "Spending time with Miss T" is the video project following her interior rebuild. The boat is entirely gutted at the moment, and the objective is to rebuild her interior, true to the original 1960's stylish, yet functional manner in which she was once ...

Lin Pardey introduces drones and drone expert, Eric Epstein. Eric discusses the use of drones to enhance video storytelling as part of Lin Pardey's Storytelling for Sailors series.

Lin Pardey discusses storytelling for books, and her experience with traditional publishers and self-publishing.

Herb McCormick, long time editor for Cruising World Magazine and current freelancer, discusses the role of the magazine editor with Lin Pardey for her Storytelling for Sailors series.

Lin Pardey discusses writing articles for sailing magazines as part of her Storytelling for Sailors seminar.

A film by photojournalist, Gene Anthony. In 1978, Gene achieved a personal quest. His sea story takes us on an inspirational odyssey aboard a tall ship across the Pacific to Cape Horn Island at the very southern tip of the Americas. Narrated by Peter Coyote, narrator for many of Ken Burns PBS doc...

Lin gives some general thoughts about media creation for her Storytelling for Sailors seminar. Download the Extra: STS Seminar Syllabus.

Lin Pardey interviews Tory Salvia of TheSailingChannel.TV about video production, cloud storage, and long-form video distribution for her Storytelling for Sailors seminar.

YouTubers, Jade and Brett of Expedition Evans talk about their YouTuber experience for Lin Pardey's Storytelling for Sailors series.

Lin Pardey present tips about taking photographs that help sell your sailing stories in here Storytelling for Sailors series.

Rigging can be "invisible" - the part of a sailing vessel that many sailors least understand and are least likely to maintain properly.

Unseen rigging problems can become costly and can certainly jeopardize safety at sea. In this video, master rigger Brion Toss of Port Townsend, Washington will ...

TUNING YOUR RIG
Total running time: 75 minutes

Legendary Master Rigger, Brion Toss of Port Townsend, Washington gives a thorough introduction to the mysteries of rig tuning.

Using his friendly and engaging style, Brion bebins with an orientation of wire rope properties that regular sailors can...

From the stormy seas of Cape Horn to the wilds of the Sahara Desert, few modern sailors have seen more adventures nor inspired more dreams than Larry Pardey. Sailing more than 200,000 miles and circumnavigating both east-about and west-about in engine-free boats he built himself, co-authoring 12 ...

Filmed in Fremantle Australia in 1993, fellow cruising sailor Jim MacBeth interviews Lin and Larry Pardey during the prime of their sailing careers. Talking aboard Taliesin, the Pardey's 29.5 foot Lyle Hess designed, self-built, engineless wooden cutter, Lin and Larry describe how they got starte...

Visit Caribbean islands and waters you may well want to explore on your own boat. Sail aboard a variety of sailboats to destinations in five different Caribbean adventures. Join a family chartering a catamaran to cruise Antigua, Guadeloupe and delightful Les Saints. Visit the Grenadines with sail...

Hosted by Gary Jobson. Sail a variety of U.S. and Canadian lakes including Canada's Georgian Bay on Lake Huron, Lake Superior's Apostle Islands, Lake Michigan's Traverse Bay, and Utah's Lake Powell. From the Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine series.

Your cruise starts in the North Channel of Can...

Sail aboard the tall ship, Unicorn to the Dry Tortugas National Park 70 miles out in the Gulf of Mexico from Key West, Florida. Explore the historic U.S. Civil War era Ft. Jefferson with Bob Bitchin and his Lats & Atts TV co-host, Courtney Haas. This 100-square mile park is mostly open water with...

A film by William F. Buckley, Jr.

William F. Buckley, Jr. was an American conservative author and commentator, founder of National Review magazine, host of the long-running political TV show, Firing Line, and author of more than fifty books. He was also a passionate and experienced sailor.

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CRUISING THE PACIFIC from Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine. Hosted by Gary Jobson. Sail back in time to the late 1980s for five Pacific cruises. Watch the full video and explore individual episodes interactively.

Destinations include Thailand's western coast with legendary sailor/author Trista...

Hosted by Gary Jobson, this video takes us back to cruising in Europe during the late 1980s. From Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine. (D2Z)
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We've included individual episodes as well as the full video so you can interactively explor...

A Video with Canadian sailor, Wally Moran, Charter Skipper and writer.
A Waterways Guide contributor, Wally is a highly regarded expert on cruising the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (AICW) along the southeast U.S. seaboard from Norfolk, Virginia to Miami, Florida. In In recent years he has orga...

A film by Antoine Muraccioli, French celebrity and world sailor. (French and Italian versions included.)
ALERT: this film contains some brief scenes of nonsexual nudity.
Antoine takes you on a intimate tour of Tahiti and the Leeward Islands - the iconic South Pacific Polynesian destination for ...

A film by photojournalist, Gene Anthony. In 1978, Gene achieved a personal quest. His sea story takes us on an inspirational odyssey aboard a tall ship across the Pacific to Cape Horn Island at the very southern tip of the Americas. Narrated by Peter Coyote, narrator for many of Ken Burns PBS doc...

A video with Wally Moran, charter skipper and writer.
This forbidden Caribbean isle has become an elusive destination for U.S. cruising sailors. But Wally is Canadian and has cruised to Cuba several times.

"Varadero and Santa Marta were my first taste of large, urban civilization since I'd ar...

By Sailing Quarterly producers, Rob and Dee Dubin.

After filming for 6 years and 24 episodes, the Dubins purchased a new bluewater cruising boat, "Ventana" - an Island Packet 40. They outfitted her with many of the gear and customizations featured in the series. In this video, the Dubins giv...

Take four sailing adventures along the diverse east coast of the USA from North Carolina to Maine. Hosted by Gary Jobson. From Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine.

Your voyage begins with cruising guide author, Claiborne Young as he navigates the ICW and Barrier islands of North Carolina.

Nex...

BLUEWATER DESTINATIONS
EPISODE 6: Bluewater Cruising
A film by British Sailor, TV director, and circumnavigator, Michael Briant. From his six-part series.

Join Michael Briant in the Caribbean aboard his bluewater cruising sailboat, Bambola, a 1980 Moody 36 center cockpit sloop. Michael begin...

BLUEWATER DESTINATIONS
EPISODE 5: Australia to West Timor, Indonesia
A film by British Sailor, TV director, and circumnavigator, Michael Briant. From his six-part series.

Michael Briant sails into Sydney harbour, probably the nicest large city south of the equator, and full of life and fun. ...

BLUEWATER DESTINATIONS
EPISODE 4: Tahiti, Tonga, Fiji
A film by British Sailor, TV director, and circumnavigator, Michael Briant. From his six-part series.

After visiting the Marquesas and Tuamotus, British sailor and circumnavigator, Michael Briant sails on to Tahiti and the Society Islands...

BLUEWATER DESTINATIONS
EPISODE 3: Marquesas & Tuamotus
A film by British Sailor, TV director, and circumnavigator, Michael Briant. From the 6-part series.

After crossing the south Pacific from the Galapagos Islands, join British sailor and circumnavigator, Michael Briant as he visits two exo...

"Wind, Sand and Sea," a slide seminar given by Lin & Larry Pardey. Lin tells the story of the four main adventures that shaped their early sailing lives.

The Pardey's gave the talk during the 2011 U.S. Sailboat Show in Annapolis, MD in support of CRAB, Chesapeake Bay Accessible Boating. The se...

BLUEWATER DESTINATIONS
EPISODE 2: Panama Canal to the Galapagos Islands
A film by British Sailor, TV director, and circumnavigator, Michael Briant. From his 6-part series.

A must for anyone intending to transit the Panama Canal. All three methods of locking are shown – side wall, alongside, ...

A Film by Paul Burgess.
Sail a 50 ft ocean-going catamaran on one of the world's longest ocean passages - a 6,200 mile voyage from South Africa to Grenada in the Leeward Islands of the Caribbean.

Share the voyage with owner's Paul and Lesley, and their crew of two departing the port of St Fr...

BLUEWATER DESTINATIONS
EPISODE 1: Trinidad to Panama
A film by British Sailor, TV director, and circumnavigator, Michael Briant. From the 6-part series.

Michael takes you on a voyage from Trinidad to Panama exploring the southern parts of the Caribbean that are seldom visited and islands tha...

A film by Ed Verner | Running time: 28 minutes
A classic sailboat, a fresh breeze, a willing crew and the sun sparkling off the water. Add an original musical score and an inspirational narrative that echoes the spirit and sounds of sailing and you have Dancing With The Wind. This unique 28-minu...

A Video by Incila Oezmert
Sailvation Sailboat Charter Briefing walks you through a typical charter boat hand-over. The video is not designed to replace your live hand-over, but with the information it provides, you'll be better equipped to understand the hand-over process, ask more detailed ques...

From The Annapolis Book of Seamanship 5-part series with John Rousmaniere.

Vol. I: The most complete and detailed instructional video ever made for learning how to cruise under sail -- from the moment you first climb aboard to dropping anchor.

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A film by Margie Woods.
Margie Woods puts it all out there in Journey Back to Myself. With limited offshore experience, she sets sail solo from San Francisco to Hawaii, the only female entry in the 2016 Transpac race. Using her video camera and journal Margie records each day's ex...

A film by Luther Greene
TheSailingChannel.TV is proud to bring you "In the Wake of the Zaca," the remarkable adventures of a California schooner. This award-winning documentary captures a lost age of adventure, romance, and Hollywood glamour told through the history of a 75 year-old, 118 foot ga...

A film by Bob Steadman with Kaye Nottbusch
Join Bob and Kaye aboard their 36 foot sloop, "Bettie" as they cruise from Los Angeles to the Bahamas via the Panama Canal. This is a fast-paced documentary with gorgeous photography that will give you a first hand look at the cruising lifestyle.

Vis...

Yoga Onboard is a practical guide for cruisers and live-aboards. Sailor and Yoga instructor, Kim Hess, shows you how to adapt traditional yoga postures, or asana, using various parts of the boat as props to create a yoga practice that works for your vessel.

Some of the benefits of a regular yoga...

A film by Amy Flannery (Director of Red Dot on the Ocean: The Matt Rutherford Story).
Cruise with Amy and Kenny aboard the Mary T, their 1984 Morgan 384 sloop as they explore Newfoundland's southwest coast. Sail past grand vistas of rock bound shores into stunning fjords. Visit remote outports f...

A film by Amy Flannery.
From the Director of Red Dot on the Ocean: The Matt Rutherford Story comes a rollicking docu-comedy about a couple's year-long sailing adventure.

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Follow the Mary T as Amy and Kenny cast off in 2019 follow...

Another exceptional instructional sailing video by U.S. Coast Guard certified skipper, Captain Jack Klang.

Singlehanded Docking and Sail Trim compliments Capt. Jacks highly successful Cruising Tips. In this video, Capt. Jack Klang combines innovative classroom models with real world sailing si...

A video by Rob Dubin with Gary Jobson
Boat Maintenance DIY provides Do It Yourself maintenance tips for all boat owners. From Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine.

Use video segments to interactively explore DIY maintenance tips.

A Master Collection from the Sailing Quarterly Video Magazine. T...

Produced by the U.S. Government National Park Service and narrated by Kevin Costner.

Channel Islands National Park encompasses five remarkable islands and their ocean environment, preserving and protecting a wealth of natural and cultural resources. Isolation over thousands of years has creat...

A film by Gregory Roscoe
RawFaith is a family saga told through the lens of a man, a mission, and a boat. In 1997, the McKay family decided to build a three masted Galleon as a way for the family to voyage and see new places. However, the boat needed to be handicapped accessible for their daught...