Anyone recognize this boat?

[floppingmerman]

Curious to see if anyone knew the model

Atlantic Crossing - Las Palmas to Antigua - YouTube

[ozskipper]

No Idea about the boat. But there is something very "freeing" about diving off a boat mid ocean (@1min).

[boatman61]

Looks like it could be an old Dufour 27+... mind a couple of late 70's- early 80's UK marques looked similar... could have done with a better look inside..

[Sandero]

Some nice footage here... I wish people would not add this ridiculous music tracks to the vids... it's extremely annoying.

[Nicholson58]

Originally Posted by ozskipper

No Idea about the boat. But there is something very "freeing" about diving off a boat mid ocean (@1min).

Older boat; wire rope halyard winch; nipped in stern; gold anodized mast. Not big at all - I'm guessing about 30 feet.

BTW - that looked more like 'trolling for big ones'.

[s/v Jedi]

Originally Posted by boatman61

Looks like it could be an old Dufour 27+... mind a couple of late 70's- early 80's UK marques looked similar... could have done with a better look inside..

Yes, I would say Dufour too.

[SVNeko]

At first I was wondering what all the streamers were for and a little later I realized they were Christmas decorations. Splendid video.

[Hydra]

According to another video of the same boat , it's a Poker:

Segeln von Kiel nach Brest - YouTube

Architect: Michel Joubert, yard: Jeanneau, 619 built from 1972 to 1978
LOA: 8.25m, WL: 6.40m, B: 2.85m, Disp: 2.2t

Alain

[s/v Jedi]

Originally Posted by Hydra

According to another video of the same boat , it's a Poker:

Architect: Michel Joubert, yard: Jeanneau, 619 built from 1972 to 1978
LOA: 8.25m, WL: 6.40m, B: 2.85m, Disp: 2.2t

Alain

Yes, a Poker! I had already forgotten it I sailed one sometimes a long long time ago

[Hydra]

I met one in February, waiting for the bridge in Vannes river to open.

Alain

[floppingmerman]

Awesome. Thanks for all the responses.

[ozskipper]

Originally Posted by Nicholson58

Older boat; wire rope halyard winch; nipped in stern; gold anodized mast. Not big at all - I'm guessing about 30 feet.

BTW - that looked more like 'trolling for big ones'.

Lol. No I wasnt trolling. Though, after I posted it I consider that a small hornets nest may be stirred up.