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Float Plan for Jenny

Trip to Catalina Island from Emeryville

Identification

Name and home port is Jenny hailing from St. Marys Georgia USA

Document / Registration number is USCG 1026544

Year, make and model is 1994 Nordhavn 46

Length is 46.00, draft is 6.00, type is Power, composition is Fiberglass

Propulsion

Lugger is a Lugger 668 burning

Telecommunications

Marine operator call sign is WDB7041 and HAM call sign is KI6CEL

MMSI is 366935490

VHF frequencies monitored are 16, 22, 70 and is DSC equipped.

SSB frequencies monitored are 2182 LSB

Cell phone number is 925-323-5146

Navigation

Boat has paper or electronic charts, compass, GPS, radar, depth sounder

Saftey and Survival

Boat has 0 day only, 0 night only, and 8 night or day visual distress signals.

Boat has 3 anchors with 600 feet 3/8 inch chain anchor line.

Boat has a Solas 98 life raft, a Achilles dingy, a ACR RLB-35 CAT 1 2006 EPIRB, a drogue or sea anchor

Persons on Board

Owner David A. Schramm

David@Schramm-Family.net
  1. David Schramm, male age 58 as Captain, Deck Hand, comes on board on 7/15/2006 and departs 8/12/2006.
  2. Mary Schramm, female age 47 as First Mate, comes on board on 7/21/2006 and departs 7/21/2006. Mary will drive down Friday to meet the boat and depart on Sunday for the drive home. Anyone flying into SFO can catch a lift down or back.
  3. Mary Schramm, female age 47 as Crew, comes on board on 7/29/2006 and departs 8/5/2006. Mary arrives Saturday 7/29 and departs Saturday 8/5. 10 days stay on Jenny.
  4. Laura Schramm, female age 0 as Guest, comes on board on 7/23/2006 and departs 7/29/2006.

Itinerary

7/15/2006 starting at Emeryville Marina. We are Underway ending at Pillar Point on 7/15/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Pillar Point Harbor.

7/16/2006 starting at Pillar Point. We are Underway ending at Monterey Bay on 7/16/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Monterey Bay Municipal Marina.

7/17/2006 starting at Monterey Bay. We are Touring ending at Monterey Bay on 7/23/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Monterey Bay Municipal Marina. Rest and relax in Monterey Bay. Visit the acquarium. The Moto GP races are on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, making the town into an awesome motocycle show. We will probably watch the races from the Blue Note bar.

7/24/2006 starting at Monterey Bay. We are Underway ending at San Miguel Island on 7/25/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Cuyler Harbor. First overnight segment.

7/26/2006 starting at Cuyler Harbor. We are Resting ending at San Miguel Island on 7/26/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Cuyler Harbor. Cuyler Harbor is one of the most hauntingly beautiful harbors along the 1000 mile coast covered in this book. Cuyler is as close to a true harbor as any found in the Channel Islands.

7/27/2006 starting at San Miguel Island. We are Underway ending at Santa Catalina on 7/27/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Catalina Harbor. Arrival at Catalina Harbor will be around midnight. Folks flying into LA can take the ferry from Marina Del Rey - right next to LAX. http://www.catalinaferries.com/ Take the ferry to Two Harbors.

7/28/2006 starting at Santa Catalina. We are Touring ending at Santa Catalina on 8/5/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Catalina Harbor. Mary arrives Saturday 7/29 and departs Saturday 8/5. 10 days stay on Jenny. http://www.catalina.com/main.html

8/6/2006 starting at Santa Cataline. We are Underway ending at San Louis Obispo on 8/7/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is San Louis Obispo Harbor. Second overnight segment.

8/8/2006 starting at San Louis Obispo. We are Resting ending at San Louis Obispo on 8/8/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is San Louis Obispo Harbor.

8/9/2006 starting at San Louis Obispo. We are Underway ending at Pillar Point on 8/10/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Pillar Point Harbor. Third overnight segment.

8/11/2006 starting at Pillar Point. We are Resting ending at Pillar Point on 8/11/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Pillar Point Harbor.

8/12/2006 starting at Pillar Point. We are Underway ending at Emeryville on 8/12/2006. Overnight anchorage or marina is Emeryville Marina. Home again.

 

Contact 1: Terry Schramm, phone number 813-234-5678

Contact 2: Derek Schramm, phone number 706-876-5432

Three Step Emergency Guide

If you have a genuine concern for the safety or welfare of any persons on board this vessel, who have not returned or checked-in in a reasonable amount of time then continue with Step 1. Otherwise STOP, no further action is required.

Step 1.

Call the telephone number for contact number 1 above. If a person answers the phone take notes during your conversation and

      a) Let the person know you are responding to a late return or check-in by the individuals designated on the float plan.

      b) Determine if the person ou are talking to or anyone else at that location has recently had contact with anyone on the vessel, and when and where that contact occurred.

      c) Are you still concerned about the safety or welfare of any persons on board the vessel? If so, continue with Step 2, otherwise STOP. No further action is required.

Step 2.

Call the telephone number for contact number 2. If a person answers the phone take notes during your conversation and

      a) Let the person know you are responding to a late return or check-in by the individuals designated on the float plan.

      b) Determine if the person ou are talking to or anyone else at that location has recently had contact with anyone on the vessel, and when and where that contact occurred.

      c) Are you still concerned about the safety or welfare of any persons on board the vessel? If so, continue with Step 3, otherwise STOP. No further action is required.

Step 3.

      a) Contact your local law enforcement agency (Police or Sheriff).

      b) Let the dispatcher know that you are responding to a late return or check-in by the persons on board the vessel.

      c) The dispatcher will instruct you from here.

      d) Be patient. You’ve done everything you can possibly do for now. It is important to stay off the telephone, so emergency personnel can contact you with additional information and / or questions concerning the search and rescue effort.