Seamanship 2.0

Seamanship 2.0: Everything you need to know to get yourself out of trouble at sea is your essential guide to handling emergencies and overcoming challenges on the water.

This comprehensive handbook provides practical advice and clear instructions for dealing with a wide range of situations, from everyday problems to life-threatening emergencies. Whether you're a novice sailor or an experienced skipper, this book will equip you with the knowledge and skills to stay safe and handle any situation that arises at sea.

Essential Seamanship Skills

Seamanship 2.0 covers essential seamanship skills, including:

• Voyage planning and preparation
• Staying safe on board and preventing accidents
• Handling your boat in tight marinas and challenging conditions
• Anchoring and mooring techniques
• Towing and being towed

Problem-Solving and Emergency Procedures

This book provides clear guidance on handling various problems and emergencies, such as:

• Gas leaks, ripped sails, and fouled propellers
• Engine, fuel, and electrical problems
• Man overboard, fire, and flooding
• Running aground, rudder failure, and losing the mast
• Helicopter rescue and abandoning ship

First Aid at Sea

Seamanship 2.0 also includes a comprehensive section on first aid at sea, covering:

• Basic life support (DRABS, CPR)
• Treating respiratory problems, shock, wounds, burns, fractures, and head injuries
• Managing hypothermia, seasickness, and bites/stings

Modern and Accessible

With its clear explanations, handy fact boxes, and lively illustrations, Seamanship 2.0 makes essential seamanship knowledge accessible and engaging for sailors of all levels. It's an invaluable resource for anyone who wants to be prepared for the unexpected and ensure their safety and the safety of their crew on the water.

Praise for Seamanship 2.0

"Living up to their promise, the authors deliver vital information on the core skills of seamanship in an easy-to-read manner..." — Nautilus Telegraph

"Everything is clearly explained. Many of the illustrations are worth a thousand words, and every scenario gets you thinking about how you'd cope with it on your boat." — Practical Boat Owner