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Carol Bareuther

U.S. Virgin Islands
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New Dates, New Classes for 2027 St. Thomas International Regatta Original

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By Carol Bareuther
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New Dates, New Classes for 2027 St. Thomas International Regatta by Carol Bareuther 17 Jul 05:50 PDT New dates and bold new classes are setting the course for the 2027 St. Thomas International Regatta (STIR). The event has moved off the Easter holiday to April 8-11, 2027, to make flights and accommodations easier to secure and give sailors time to celebrate with family.
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No GPS, No Autopilot: Don McIntyre Launches 2028 Transatlantic Rowing Race to Antigua

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By Carol Bareuther
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No GPS. No Starlink. No autopilot. In December 2028, ocean rowers bound for the Caribbean will cross the Atlantic using little more than sextants, paper charts, compasses, and instinct. Australian adventurer Don McIntyre has launched the Real Ocean Row (ROR), a 3,200-mile race from Lanzarote in the Canary Islands to Antigua & Barbuda that bans modern navigation and communication technology in favor of 1960s-era seamanship.
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Eli James Reels In 30.35-Pound Kingfish to Win 35th Bastille Day Kingfish Tournament

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By Carol Bareuther
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Bad luck turned into a tournament-winning catch for angler Eli James aboard Catch and Keep in Sunday’s 35th Bastille Day Kingfish Tournament. When teammate Nate Gatliffe’s hat blew overboard, Captain Kai Holmberg circled back in a futile attempt to retrieve it. While the hat was gone, the second pass over the same stretch of water proved lucky. “The planer tripped, I started reeling, cranking in the line in nice and easy,” says James. After a 10-minute fight, he caught the 30.35-pound kingfish.
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