It was on this trip Martin earned the title, ’The World’s Worst Fisherman'... 28 days at sea, 2 lines, trolling 24/7, 3 fish – 1 mahi-mahi, 1 tuna and 1 mackerel.  Flying fish discovered on deck at dawn don’t count.  En route, we spotted and collected several Japanese glass fishing floats of all shapes and sizes.  The Saye's Rig also collected the large part of a stray fishing net which Martin went overboard with a knife, while under sail, to cut away.
Due to the prevailing wind, the course plotted took Sisu as far north as Point Conception, CA ... then, motoring down the coast to Santa Barbara where, upon stepping ashore, the first person Martin saw was a friend of his – talk about small world!

Sisu on the bulkhead at Kaneohe Yacht Club, Oahu, HI.

Sisu at K.Y.C., HI ... [L-R] Martin – Bill – Allan ~ leied before leaving.

Sisu motor-sailing out of Kaneohe Bay with Saye's Rig already in place.

Sisu leaving Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, HI ... in the background (to the left) is the 38' ketch, Sea Wind, pirated on Palmyra and burned to the waterline years later by vandals.

Sisu sailing out of Kaneohe Bay with Bill at the helm.

Sisu mid-Pacific ... Martin with guitar at the wheel.

 Sisu mid-Pacific ... Martin and Bill + tuna.

Sisu mid-Pacific ... Bill at the helm while Martin updates the log.

Sisu mid-Pacific ... Allan and Bill, pre-GPS, taking the noon sight with sextants.

Sisu mid-Pacific ... Allan at the nav. table updating the position on the chart.

Sisu mid-Pacific ... wind at last with Martin on the foredeck.

Sisu in Newport Beach, CA ... [L-R] Allan – Martin – Bill.

 Other than fog off the coast of California, excellent weather was experienced – calm seas, fair winds (when they blew) and a good sail was had by all.