Owner Training

Vessel Type – Kadey Krogen 44 foot Trawler
Engine type – John Deere 6 cylinder
Economical cruising speed – 7 knots
Starting location – Fort Pierce, FL
Final destination – Panama City, FL

Moving up in boat size doesn’t need to be overwhelming. When the classroom is aboard your own boat then learning is all the more fun.

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Vessel type/length – Beneteau Swift Trawler 42
Engine type – Twin Cummins 6 cylinder 380 HP
Cruising speed – 24 knots
Starting location – Charleston, SC
Destination – Stuart, FL

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First boat EVER! […]

Vessel Type/Length – Kadey Krogen 58 Trawler
Engine Type/Horsepower – Twin John Deere Diesels
Economical speed – 9 knots
Starting Location – Fort Pierce, FL
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Vessel Type/Length – Krogen 44 Trawler
Cruising speed – 9 Knots
Engine type/Horsepower – Single John Deere Diesel
Starting location – Fernandina Beach, FL
Final destination – Thunderbolt Marina, Savannah, GA

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You may have explored a boat handling course taught at a school. Did you know you’d be on a boat with 6 people who each take a turn at the wheel? And is the boat they provide the same make, model, engine size as yours? Do the other students have the same boating experience as you? There is nothing quite as helpful as learning from a professional captain on your own boat…At a time that is convenient to you and your spouse.

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Captain Chris will help build your cruising confidence. Ask Captain Chris aboard your boat anywhere! He’ll help ease your learning curve… Don’t have a boat yet? Charter a bareboat and invite Captain Chris to guide you along the waterways. […]

Vessel type/length – Kadey-Krogen Trawler 48
Engine type/horsepower – Single John Deere Diesel
Cruising speed – Economical 8 knots
Starting location – Annapolis, MD
Destination – Newport Boat Show Rhode Island

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Vessel Type/Length – Antares13.8 (45ft, Flybridge sedan motor yacht)
Cruising speed – 28knots
Engine type/ Horsepower – Twin Cummins 500 hp electronic control

New boat shakedown one week cruise from Charleston to Georgetown and back to Charleston.

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