Definitions
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- verb intransitive To
sail ayacht for a singleday , or to sail by day with overnight accommodation on land
Etymologies
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A new skipper should take along at least one other experienced sailor on a daysail.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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In this part we have learned about planning a daysail.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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A new skipper should take along at least one other experienced sailor on a daysail.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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If your daysail is to last three to four hours, it naturally would be started during daylight.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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In this part we have learned about planning a daysail.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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This rarely becomes a concern on a daysail, as the boat is normally anchored only for a short times such as a lunch break, when there is usually someone on deck to assess the situation.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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However, even on a daysail, you need to be able to read the symbols on a nautical chart to determine the depth of the water, the hazards in the area such as wrecks or rocks, and the composition of the bottom under the water in case you wish to anchor.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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If your daysail is to last three to four hours, it naturally would be started during daylight.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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This rarely becomes a concern on a daysail, as the boat is normally anchored only for a short times such as a lunch break, when there is usually someone on deck to assess the situation.
Sailing Fundamentals Gary Jobson 1998
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