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 |  | | Captain: Jackson McHorney | Nationality: USA | | Number of Crew 3 | | Crew Profiles:
CAPTAIN JACKSON MCHORNEY'S love of the sea comes naturally. A true "son of a son of a sailor," he is the son and grandson of Chesapeake Bay sea captains. A former junior high school teacher turned full-time sailor, his 60,000 sea miles have included seeking out adventures in the sunny Caribbean, exploring the historic Spanish Main, and sailing up the exotic Rio Dulce in Guatemala. His visits to the Mediterranean have provided seaside adventures including meeting the rich and famous in St. Tropez, discovering archaeological treasures and ruins in Turkey and traipsing through the marketplaces of Casablanca, Morocco. Jackson has extensive knowledge of the eastern US seaboard, having ventured along his native coasts for the past 25 years. During his 20 years of chartering, Jackson has shared his love of the sea, knowledge of history and culture and enthusiasm for water sports with his guests. He especially enjoys teaching water skiing and sailing and introducing his guests to the breathtaking world beneath the water.
Captain Jackson returns to Y Not after 5 years on motor and larger sailing yachts. he loves Y Not and the feels she is the perfect size for just the right level of guest comfort and convenience!
Chef Israel Campbell:
Chef Israel’s childhood experiences hunting for wild mushrooms, berries, and herbs in the Ozarks led him to cooking at an early age. Growing up with two professional chefs in his family, Israel learned to garden with his mother and is a natural at preparing fresh, unique meals.
During three seasons of work as a kitchen manager in a Denali National Park resort, Israel found his calling as a professional chef, and has been honing his culinary skills ever since. His repertoire draws from a wide variety of cultural influences, and blends traditional dishes and flavors with original touches that are memorably delicious.
His love for the outdoors led him to sea kayaking, where he began to talk to sailing crews and became interested in life on the water. Combining both his passion for food and his adventurous side, he was naturally drawn to the galley of a scuba dive charter boat in the Bahamas, and he has since become an expert at the art of sailing as well.
Israel not only works magic in the galley, but also free dives and spearfishes whenever he can, and loves to share his enthusiasm for the ocean with the charter guests.
Stewardess Amy Goodrich:
Hostess, Amy, a Wyoming native, comes with five years of Army service, as well as experience coaching gymnastics, teaching junior high Spanish, and bartending. As a former gymnast herself and avid runner and triathlete, she brings a contagious energy and sense of humor to the yacht. She speaks both English and Spanish, providing friendly service in all aspects of your charter experience
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