Classic Boat Seamanship
Classic Boat Seamanship by Martin Tregoning, published by Adlard Coles Nautical in 1992, is a comprehensive guide designed for those interested in traditional sailing techniques. This edition spans 179 pages and is presented in English. The book addresses the resurgence of traditional boats and their rigs, particularly focusing on the gaff and lug rig, which may present challenges for modern sailors accustomed to the bermudian rig.
Readers will find a structured approach to mastering the skills necessary for gaff sailing, starting from the initial understanding of the rig to practical aspects such as preparing the boat, maneuvering under power and sail, and safely returning to berth. The book also includes a glossary of sailing terms, which aids in clarifying various nautical concepts. With its focus on sailing techniques and terminology, this book serves as a valuable resource for both novice and experienced sailors looking to deepen their understanding of traditional seamanship.
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Following the widespread popularity of the bermudian rig, which has dominated the sailing world for the past 50 years, the renaissance of traditional boats and their rigs has burst on a whole generation for whom mastering the apparent complexities of gaff and lug rig is by no means an everyday skill.;This book takes the new gaff sailor from a first appreciation of the rig, through preparing the boat and getting under way, manoeuvring under power and sail, anchoring, mooring, mastering traditional helmanship and finally returning the boat safely to her berth.;It includes a glossary of sailing terms to assist in the unravelling of mysteries of such terms as Baggywrinkle, bumkin, jigger, joggle, nock, snotter and truss.
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