SUPER SIZE MY 1095 | Walk-through the Merry Fisher (NC) 1095 Fly
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
- 🌊 Ahoy, fellow maritime enthusiasts! Welcome back to 'The Rudder,' your ultimate source for all things boating and nautical adventures. Today, we're taking a closer look at the magnificent Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1095 Fly. But before we dive into this exciting review, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Northside Marine for granting us access to this remarkable boat. It's thanks to partners like them that we can bring you these maritime insights!
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In this video, we'll be exploring the upsides and downsides of the Fly-bridge on the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1095 Fly. This innovative design feature has its own unique set of advantages and considerations, and we're here to walk you through them.
[The Positives of the Fly-bridge]
👍 1. Panoramic Views: One of the standout positives of the Fly-bridge is the breathtaking panoramic view it offers. Perched high above the water, you'll enjoy unobstructed vistas of the open sea, making it a fantastic spot for taking in the beauty of your surroundings.
👍 2. Additional Seating: The Fly-bridge provides extra seating space, making it ideal for entertaining guests. It's a social hub where you can have conversations, enjoy refreshments, and soak up the sun while cruising.
👍 3. Enhanced Captain's Perspective: For the captain, the Fly-bridge offers an elevated position with excellent visibility. Maneuvering the boat becomes a breeze, especially when navigating in crowded marinas or tight spaces.
[The Considerations of the Fly-bridge]
🤔 1. Height Clearance: One aspect to be mindful of is the increased height of the vessel with the Fly-bridge. Ensure you check for clearance when passing under bridges or entering low-hanging marinas.
🤔 2. Weather Exposure: While the Fly-bridge is an excellent spot for sunny days, it can be less comfortable during inclement weather. Considerations like wind and rain may affect your experience, and protective covers can be essential.
🤔 3. Seating loss: The Fly-bridge's ladder impacts the cockpit arrangement including seating, the table and access to the lazerette.
Join us as we provide an in-depth exploration of the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1095 Fly's Fly-bridge, discussing the positives and considerations in detail. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a curious newcomer, this review will offer valuable insights into this fantastic boat.
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Good tour of the boat, and great boat.
Very good review. Certainly a large boat with lots of space!
Big downside not to have the light and air from a sunroof. But expect that this is OK in the Med and Australia. Where your better weather means the flybridge would be your main driving position.
The boat will/would look heaps better with Flexiteek in the cockpit and side decks. The white plastic looks very bare!
Just my view of course.
Thanks again for another great video.
14:35. Port side? Great review.
The Southampton Boat Show is on right now in the UK and I will be visiting the MF1295 next Friday.
Oops I see what you mean. I think I meant marina side, rather than the port. Nice pick up. I've heard southampton is a big boat show, sounds awesome. Any purchases in mind??
Well, seeing as we only took delivery of our MF895 Offshore this April, it's a little too soon to be thinking of upgrading! I have a few small things I want to get while there but not much. The great thing about the boat show is that you can get to see and feel things before buying.
I think our next boat will be semi-displacement as I would like a boat that doesn't blow all over the place in the UK wind and tracks a bit better through the water than the MF range.
@@TheJimODonovan Where do you keep your MF 895 Jim?Keep mine at Cobbs Quay. Agree with you the MF895 suffers from leeway and can act like a sail when berthing in strong winds. That said it is great to be able to lift the props out of the water. Huge benefit and several of my neighbours with displacement boats and out drives are thinking of switching to outboard boats. So there are pluses as well as negatives. Had my boat since June last year and have put on a few extras ( some of them taken from the rudder). Fantastic accommodation for a nine metre boat. Hope to add a dinghy rack like Damien’s next year.
We are based in Sovereign Harbour, Eastbourne.
Why does the camera focus on them? We want to see the boat, not them.
Our channel?
How do you carry a tender on this boat?
This video is for an 895 but would work as well for the 1095 - czcams.com/video/VaW5D3LUFNI/video.html
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I belive you think your wife is beautifull and you should film her, but if she is showing something in galley, move your camera to show what she is showing, don't continue filming her...
Who is the genius who put Vhf above helm door.