Rescued By His Own Boat - Lessons for Life with the Qualified Captain

Sascha Scheller fell overboard 40 miles offshore and watched his boat motor away trolling a full spread. That should have been the end for Sascha, but a fish struck his bait hard enough to set his boat on a new course-directly to Andrew and Jack Sherman. The father and son chased down the ghost boat and followed the clues -- a GPS track and a pair of Xtratuf deck boots -- all the way back to Sascha, who had been in the water for more than two hours without a life jacket.
The trio told the story together for the first time on a special episode of the Qualified Captain Podcast, sponsored by the Water Sports Foundation's Lessons for Life program. Watch the full interview: • The Qualified Captain ...

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Where's the full podcast?

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The link is in the description. Full story will blow your mind. czcams.com/video/7e-FqMN1g3k/video.htmlsi=e5lEGpmmhfPQnAF2

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The full podcast can be found here: open.spotify.com/episode/2Xx376QtvKArh6oxKGdYG0?si=EavPfSW2Rk2Ch_e97bZbgw

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"Not easy to talk about the scariest experience in your life." Lol what kinda hippie shit is that? Almost dying always makes for a great story. And joking about it makes it seem less serious when thinking back after time.

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Everybody handles an experience like that in their own way.

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@@wsfboatingpaddlingsafety3984 dwelling on it just makes it seem worse and worse over time in my experience. Gotta learn to make light of it.