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August 2011 $5.95 CDN New 10 Products Whale Watching in Newfoundland PLUS Flag Etiquette Mobile Devices CYA Insert Antique and Classic Boats Summer Show Roundup August 2011 $5.95 CDN CANADIANYACHTING.CA VANTAGE POINT By Elizabeth A. Kerr CANADIAN YACHTING AUGUST 2011 PUBLISHER Elizabeth A Kerr 416-258-9948 • [email protected] Invite a Friend to MANAGING EDITOR Andy Adams 416-574-7313 • [email protected] ART DIRECTOR Allan S. Bates Go Boating Today! [email protected] CONTRIBUTORS Andy Adams, John Armstrong, John Gullick, John Morris, Greg Nicoll and Mark Stevens & Sharon-Matthews Stevens IN SUPPORT OF Discover Boating’s Welcome to the Water campaign launched this spring, Canadian Yachting is encouraging its 30,000 readers to invite a friend to go ACCOUNTING Eleanor Campbell 705-527-7666 • [email protected] boating this summer! ADVERTISING In this issue, the Galley Guys write about joining members of the Port Credit Yacht John Armstrong 905-330-4837 • [email protected] Club on a scheduled club cruise to the Toronto Islands. It didn’t take long to make Ian Gilson scores of new friends and taste a wide and creative selection of hors d’oeuvres and 905-719-5152 • [email protected] Lynn Lortie wines at the pot luck supper. When was the last time that you invited friends to share 705-527-9873 • [email protected] in the fun and excitement of being on your boat? Ross McCutcheon 604-644-0646 • [email protected] Maybe it’s us but we think that many of our friends think that we “boaters” head Greg Nicoll off to the wet and cold wilds, challenging untamed waters for a weekend full of dan - 416-620-9373 • [email protected] ger and hard work, when really most of us are relaxing and enjoying this beautiful Mary Nicoll 905-535-2866 • [email protected] sport. That’s a fact. We can’t think of many things more pleasurable moments than CIRCULATION Elissa Campbell dining alfresco, enjoying wine, conversation, good friends while anchored in some 705-527-7666 • [email protected] glorious bay, listening to the water lap up against the hull. It’s tough to put into words the inner peace that prevails when you become severed from land. How many HEAD OFFICE 538 Elizabeth Street times has the melody from Christopher Cross’ song “Sailing” run through your Midland, Ontario L4R 2A3 Tel: 705-527-7666 Fax: 705-527-7662 mind and the phrase, “and soon I will be free” hit you smack in the head as you www.kerrwil.com waited in traffic or stood behind someone in the check out line of the grocery store PRESIDENT Elizabeth A Kerr or the bank. Too often, I am betting? VICE PRESIDENT Greg Nicoll CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER John W Kerr Though some of us consider ourselves sailors first, Galley Guys Greg Nicoll and Canadian Yachting is published six times a year. John Armstrong (sailor, now powerboater) just arrived home from a canal boat cruise Subscription Rates: 1 year $26.00; 2 years $42.00 down the Canal de la Marine au Rhin in the Alsace region of France on a forty-foot Outside Canada: 1 year US $40.00 Prices include GST Registration #R102819539 power boat. Apparently, the scenery was breathtaking, the air was clean and invigorat - The contents of this publication are the property of ing, and the fresh produce made for incredible on deck meals! All that and the quali - Kerrwil Publications Limited and may not be reproduced in whole or in part without prior written ty of the many varieties of Alsace wines enjoyed combined to create lasting memories consent. We encourage letters to the editor, submissions and query letters from writers and our of camaraderie, humour and sharing a whole new experience with friends. readers. For material to be returned, please include a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Occasionally, we This week, committees from both the 2011 Lake Ontario 300 and The 103rd allow the use of mailing lists to firms offering products and information that we feel may be of interest to you. Chicago Mackinac Race are getting down to the finest of pre-race details. While the If you do not want your name made available, please return your mailing label to us marked DO NOT Lake Ontario 300 has nearly 200 boats registered, the Chicago Mackinac is at 380 so RELEASE. far. What’s really neat though is that both races encourage a cruising fleet to attract We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada, through the Canada Magazine sailors with less experience to participate. Sail-World NA will be attending both events Fund toward our editorial costs. and uploading stories, photographs and videos as they happen. Stay tuned at www.sail-world.com So, while enjoying this summer, share the wealth and make plans to invite as many Send all address changes, post office returns and subscription enquiries to: friends as possible out on the water. Let them see for themselves what we are all so Canadian Yachting 538 Elizabeth Street passionate about. Midland, Ontario L4R 2A3 T: 705-527-7666 F: 705-527-7662 Many of the world’s greatest poets and writers have tried to capture the magic of E-mail: [email protected] being on a boat. Our suggestion is just to let your friends touch and feel the fresh air and beauty being on the water. Plan a day trip, a weekend jaunt or even a flotilla. Whatever you do, keep safe and have fun…on and off the water. Canada Post Mail Agreement 40065481 ISSN 0384-0999 Return postage guaranteed www.canadianyachting.ca 3 CONTENTS Volume 40 Issue 4 6 12 18 FEATURES 6 “Thar She Blows” Whale Watching in Newfoundland By Mark Stevens Photographs by Sharon Matthews-Stevens 12 Antique and Classic Boats Summer Show Roundup By Andy Adams 26 BOAT REVIEWS DEPARTMENTS 4 Vantage 18 Tiara 3900 Sovran 36 Galley Guys 22 Four Winns H310 42 Engine Room 53 Safety 26 Catalina 355 57 Electronics HOW TO 60 New Products 74 Crossing The Line 32 Flag Etiquette 42 Improve Ventilation 53 Light Your Way to Safety 57 Use Mobile Devices On Board SPECIAL INSERT 45 Canadian Yachting Association Cover: Chippewa, an Edwardian Gentleman’s Launch owned by Michael Vollmer! 4 Can adia n Ya chting l August 2011 “THAR SHE BLOWS!” The boat ride in Western Newfoundland's By Mark Stevens Don’t call me Ishmael. Western Brook Pond is grab-you-by-the- Photos by Sharon Matthews-Stevens throat beautiful. No apocryphal white whale for me, no leaking longboat bristling with har - poons. place in the annals of nautical tradition, pounded by waves stirred up by the pre - Our vessel is more seaworthy, our in the process ticking off an item near the vailing westerlies, rising five hundred crew and passenger manifest less motley. top of my own “bucket list.” metres from the sea. We will not kill the great leviathans that “Thar she blows!” It might be the most beautiful place in pierce the skin of the sea, we will merely For days now I have been waiting to the entire world as long as you don’t share their playground. voice those words. include stretches of the island’s south We will also share the lives of the peo - My own boat on Lake Ontario is lone - coast, or Gros Morne, or the Codroy ple of the sea on Canada’s great island, ly, but I could not resist the siren call of Valley or… skimming over waters once plied by this monolithic island, couldn’t invest the A sign here proclaims the place that Basque and Portuguese fishermen, past time it would take to sail here, wasn’t suf - locals call “the end of the world” as one shores explored a thousand years ago by ficiently seaworthy even if I had the time. of Newfoundland’s best land-based, Vikings, past shores settled for hundreds I understood the appeal that lured whale-watching locations. Minke, twen - of years by French and Devonshire fisher seventy-five boats here on the 1997 ty-five-metre fin whales, humpbacks, bot - folk and Irish lured here by dreams of a Flotilla to celebrate the 500th anniversary tle nose dolphins. better life. of Cabot’s voyage, seduced another fleet So I find a bench and watch. I’m not We will cavort with whales off the in 2000 for the millennial celebration of optimistic – I can’t find my glasses when coast of Newfoundland’s St. Anthony. the Viking landing here. I’m wearing them. No blood lust here, just a quest for the So I compromised. And I wasn’t sorry. Then I see a puff of mist above the greatest show on earth. First cue came five days ago at the end water. Something black, roiling and turn - So don’t call me Ishmael. of rugged Port-au-Port Peninsula at Cape ing. The hackles on the back of my neck Then again, if events transpire as I St. George, down a dusty, rocky path stand up. I feel humbled and exhilarated hope that they shall, I will soon be shout - called “my grandfather’s trail.” at the same time. ing out a clarion call that earns me a A rust-coloured cliff juts over the seas, Then another, breaching, tail fin clear - 6 Can adia n Ya chting l August 2011 Fishing Point lighthouse, at the end of St. Anthony harbour, is last landfall before venturing into waters populated by a variety of whale species. m s i r u o T r ly visible.
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