How could this have been prevented? Maybe anchor before reaching the rocks?

@everogers1479

3 жыл бұрын

same idea.

@johndeneau7667

3 жыл бұрын

Don't go out with a faulty motor and do routine maintenance.

@Br1anuk

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe they could’ve tried waving at all the boats that were going past?

@nopenever8549

3 жыл бұрын

Before you hit the ocean and I mean everytime, make sure you're paid up with Seatow and don't hit the inlet if you question anything wrong with your vessel. That current is moving north at around 8kts.

@maxd5908

3 жыл бұрын

Can you please upload vids at other inlets please

Not only all those boats ignoring someone in distress, their wake only made it worse. TERRIBLE!

@BangkokVice

3 жыл бұрын

Its Miami. Nothing new with these people.

@scottbaxter2682

3 жыл бұрын

That inlet is not affected by any wake a boat makes....lol.

@vwjd77

3 жыл бұрын

People are too quick to get there phones out and record, instead of giving help. Truly a very sad sign of the times we live in.

It’s sad how many people just passed by without hesitation or got in the way of people helping. The guy in the Trophy boat should be recognized for being a good samaritan

@joleenmekarski7838

3 жыл бұрын

Omg...i sad the same thing...how can a boater just fly by seeing a boat slamming against the rocks...very sad!!

@mustangcircut

3 жыл бұрын

As a sport fish owner and boating all my life I am Appalled no one helped those people! God dam them! Like Stated the trophy boat did an act of humanity and helped out. God forbid someone took 5 mins out of their time to throw a line.

@ooklamoc4411

3 жыл бұрын

Guy in the trophy is definitely a good man. But there were 5-10 boats who also shoulda stopped. One day it might be you in trouble.

@iamatt

3 жыл бұрын

Illegal to pass another vessel in distress in Texas without rendering some aid

@iamatt

3 жыл бұрын

When I'm on fish and want to keep potlickers away I just take the cowling off. Nobody wants to ruin their day having to pull you back. Then when we leave dump a bag of crushed chip or whatever we have overboard and watch all the potlickers flock to the "working" birds.

This tells you everything you need to know about south florida boaters.

@commonname9205

3 жыл бұрын

80 % of miami boaters should never have bought boats to begin with.if you dont have the proper knowledge or operational skill then pick another hobby cause shit like this drives actual captains and fisherman nuts. Its like a unwritten rule if you go out on the weekend expect BS but the week day i feel are when you see the people who actually belong on the water.its quiet and little traffic The worst are the 20 something year old little cuban pricks with the jetskis that get in your way or they ride by and spray random people on boats for no apparent reason

@johnnyreyes6869

3 жыл бұрын

people just need leadership that's all..

@daniella921

3 жыл бұрын

Yup that most of them are assholes

@daniella921

3 жыл бұрын

@@commonname9205 lets not bring Nationalities in to your reply lol any jerk on a jetski does that from all countries.

@normanalvarez5751

3 жыл бұрын

Only the rich pricks !!

Big ass boats passing by and no one helps, but comes the guy with a small boat to help, this society is full of BS

@mikereynolds5315

3 жыл бұрын

^this^

@stevendaniel9384

3 жыл бұрын

It’s Miami, not representative of the US as a whole. Pretty pathetic though, people help after his boat is trashed.

@scooterdogg7580

3 жыл бұрын

yup funny how everyone shows up after the danger is over lol

@Kdjoao

3 жыл бұрын

They probably had no rope

@elonmust7470

3 жыл бұрын

Juice for ya...

In Western Australia, the first boat past would be the first boat to help - every time, 100% of the time.

@rogerz3417

3 жыл бұрын

That is the way it used to be, now either no one cares or they worry about liability....

@Str8Flossin

3 жыл бұрын

Roger Z A lot of shit bag boaters down there. Half of them shouldn’t even be on the water

@durtygroove

3 жыл бұрын

I couldn't just pass someone stranded like that. I would have to stop. I just couldn't do it.

@sanderkvinlauglyngvag353

3 жыл бұрын

Same here in Norway, everyone would have helped. Here we Even have a rule that says that you are required to help anyone that needs it on the water

@CornerCamper

3 жыл бұрын

Roger Z, they wouldn’t be held liable for trying to help, though.

Can't believe nobody notices this guy. I did see the guys in the trophies head go up and there they were trying to help out. At least someone's paying attention awesome job by the guys on the trophy deserve a meaningful thank you

@crisprtalk6963

3 жыл бұрын

they noticed. its our society today.

@palmfriends

3 жыл бұрын

@@crisprtalk6963 It's Miami. Fun city, but absolutely terrible people who have no sense of community.

@gregorytschau1366

3 жыл бұрын

Yes totally agree, but it's also disgusting that the other boats didn't stop to help, possibly before they hit the rocks. Every boater is obliged to help another in distress. In some countries doing nothing is a criminal offense...

@crisprtalk6963

3 жыл бұрын

@@palmfriends That's too bad. It is my birthplace. I have not been there in a long long time.

@durtygroove

3 жыл бұрын

I dont see how anyone can leave someone in that situation. I would have turned around instantly.

Thank you to the operator and friend in the Trophy. To the other boaters that just passed by, some day that might be you on the rocks.

@ll9566

3 жыл бұрын

When that happens to you maybe you should actually show signs. If they would have waved hands which is the universe "I need help" they would have a crowd of boats helping them.

The guys in the trophy boat should get a trophy for being such good Samaritans.

Hats off to the guys on Trophy boat. There are still good guys out there!

@trvman1

3 жыл бұрын

GREAT PR FOR TROPHY BOATS TO GIVE THESE GUYS A NEW BOAT WITH ALL THE PR THEY ARE GETTING :) MAKE A GREAT COMMERCIAL CAMPAIGN FOR THEIR BOATS. I COULD WRITE THE CAMPAIGN MYSELF :)

I WAS IN THE COAST GUARD, WE DIDN’T ASK FOR THEIR PEDIGREE JUST RUSH TO THE RESCUE. Those boaters passing by are a disgrace to boating, rule of the sea, when a fellow seafarer is in distress you go to assist no matter what. It could be you, and by the way why no PFD’S. When I sailed with my father we assisted several vessels in distress and towed them to port, didn’t have the plethora of police and tow boats, just do it.

@dn9463

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, i thought it was a law of the sea to help any boater in distress at any time. I think that the coast guard should start requesting a certified in person class room with a certificate approval before you get to renew or acquire registration of any boat.

@Eb42950

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, old coastie here. I can't believe how many other boaters are just watching and going by. I help people all the time in distress. It can go bad so fast!

@Will_DiGiorgio

3 жыл бұрын

One of the first things I learned was never leave another boater in distress... Not only is it the right thing to do, but I believe it's against the law.

@joleenmekarski7838

3 жыл бұрын

Amen John....how sad...we ALWAYS stopped and helped...!

@SenneffRules

3 жыл бұрын

@@Eb42950 thanks man you're one of the good guys

Wavy Boats, just FYI, correct marine radio calling would be "Mayday Relay, Mayday Relay, Mayday Relay" Mayday means that YOU are in a life threatening situation. Mayday relay means you are relaying a Mayday for a vessel or for a vessel who are unable to transmit a mayday radio call. #TheMoreYouKnow Great videos though. Keep it up !

@pohlec89

3 жыл бұрын

Grew up on a sailboat and still didn't know that. Thanks for educating!

@shortsalegroupinc

3 жыл бұрын

Good info!

@TheTrey181

3 жыл бұрын

No. Stop. Dont listen to KZread captains. This dude doesn't even own a boat.

@Polarbear5353

3 жыл бұрын

Learned something new, thanks.

@capt.colesisler8782

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheTrey181 lol okay pal. First off, I own 3 boats, second, im a uscg licensed 200 ton captain, third, I was in marine towing and salvage for 8 years and last, i currently run a 72' motoryacht. Sooooo.......

EVery man for himself at the inlet apparently.

@palmfriends

3 жыл бұрын

It's the culture of Miami

@mrgrinch4781

3 жыл бұрын

@@palmfriends It's the culture of the new ways...

@normanalvarez5751

3 жыл бұрын

@@palmfriends I live right down the street from the cut . I know what you're talking about...

In Texas boaters would’ve been all over him trying to help. This is a sad video.

@iamatt

3 жыл бұрын

Yep I was high and dry the other month at 0300. Several tried to help but no dice and volunteer boat rescue.

@randyrederson4860

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the friendly helpful people of Florida.....This is how Trump voters treat each other. In many places those that just flew by without offering to help could end up charged and/or fined heavily as they should be. Only in America does common courtesy have to be taught or put into laws because the people are so thoughtless.

@carltonmartin9430

3 жыл бұрын

How does Dade vote? Crawl back in your hole. Trump supporters are the finest Americans in the land.

@randyrederson4860

3 жыл бұрын

@@carltonmartin9430 And they have the White skin and Guns to prove it right........?

@carltonmartin9430

3 жыл бұрын

@randy rederson they have all color skin, and the smart ones do own guns. Not sure what your comment was supposed to mean.

Good to see that atleast Someone was trying to help that boat instead of everybody that just drives by.

@WavyBoats

3 жыл бұрын

I believe most folks were trying to come in and beat the incoming rain storm.

@RomainSandt

3 жыл бұрын

@@WavyBoats so get wet and go home knowing you helped someone. Selfish behavior on water has no place.

@stevehughes1250

3 жыл бұрын

@@WavyBoats Wouldn't want our boat to get wet now would we ?

@marvindebot3264

3 жыл бұрын

@@WavyBoats And ignoring their obligation to assist if possible.

@normanalvarez5751

3 жыл бұрын

@@WavyBoats Doesn't mean shit You just don't do that . It's a boat meant to get wet. I've been out that cut a 1000 times... Rain done 500% of The Times....

Did the Coast Guard want the HIN number of the boat and the blood type of the passengers before doing anything? A boat is disabled and smashing against the rocks - yes you should assist the boat. Years ago, I saved a guy a couple miles offshore who flipped a kayak while fishing. He was telling the coast guard that he was couple of miles offshore straight out of the port and the water depth via his cell. The coast guard was looking up by the beach. Long story short- I bought a inflatable survival raft and an EPIRB and PLB after that situation as good luck having anyone find you in open water unless you can give them exact coordinates.

@WavyBoats

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing... Just send someone! 😂

@TrappedinSLC

3 жыл бұрын

Wavy Boats but Haulover inlet is such a HUGE space!

@roysokolowski7234

3 жыл бұрын

PLB's are less than three hundred dollars, you would pay many times that amount if your boat sinks and you are treading water. Trust me, I know from experience.

@marvindebot3264

3 жыл бұрын

Are EPIRBs not mandatory over there? Anywhere but a river or estuary we have to have one on board along with a mandated flare kit and V Sheet. I also carry a radar reflector and a strobe light and I've added sea dye to the flare kit which makes a huge difference in your visibility from above.

@roysokolowski7234

3 жыл бұрын

@@marvindebot3264 Not required, but they should be. Not sure it would have helped in this case.

I´m shocked to see how many boaters just passed by without hesitation...

They should honestly put a post (coast guard shack) right there or atleast a live camera... It would benefit everyone

There are so many people that have boats and don’t know how to handle a boat and don’t no the rules on the water. Out of 100 boats passing by and only one boat stopped to help. SMH. In the future always have your anchor ready to go if your engine stops working

@rindjint3205

3 жыл бұрын

know

nice to see "good samaritans" do still exist on the water, thanks for sharing another of your quality videos........Scott

People aren’t very willing to help others. Glad someone stepped in.

Finally someone helped this guy.. That pershing was amazing.

That’s so nice of everybody to jump in and lend a hand. WTF.

I did not see a single seaman pass by... Because seamen and seawomen know that the number one rule is to help people in distress..

Wavy Boats: Well done! You saved the day, looks like someone was actually helping but you were quick on the draw.

Big cities. Makes you oblivious to other. Never seen that in small town USA.

Dude on the jet ski raft with the view 😂👌🏻

@jmt8706official

3 жыл бұрын

If it was me, I'd be looking there too. Sorry, not sorry. lol

@xXJBrutalXx

3 жыл бұрын

my fellow men of culture and sophistication!

This would never happen in Croatia. That boats are passing by a boat adrift onto the rocks. Trophy guys, heroes 👍

@samson81245

3 жыл бұрын

Right. Also would never happen in Greece!

@frankmcgarry3155

3 жыл бұрын

It doesn’t happen in most of the US, but this is Florida.

Gently used mint one owner fresh water only

Understand the hate for those “that didn’t help”, but honestly, it’s probably better that they didn’t. If they lack the knowledge and skill to recognize a boat in danger, they most definitely lacked the skill to assist in a rescue.....they would have just made things worse.

@pohlec89

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention the larger yachts are extraordinarily difficult to maneuver in high currents with the type of precision required here. Hell, even something as simple as draft could make it untenable so close to the rocks. They may cut through it with grace at high speed, but at such low speeds a high performance craft turns into a bathtub

@npcdd1652

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly, having unskilled boaters rescue that boat would of been a disaster.

@pcniantic

3 жыл бұрын

@@pohlec89 Correct. I took my boat (63' motoryacht w/ 5' draft) through Haulover twice last weekend. Had I seen that was happening, there would be little I could do other than relay a distress call on VHF. The current through that inlet can be very strong and create 5' standing waves. If you are not certain you can assist without putting yourself in harms way, it's best to not make the attempt.

First, props to the captain on the Trophy boat. That said, Im flabbergasted. So many boats blew by! I personally have been on both sides of the tow, including having to tie off my boat and hitch a ride a half hour upriver to my truck. It sucks. Stay safe.

The Pershing Yacht has such graceful lines, thanks for including it!

@nocalsteve

3 жыл бұрын

Especially the girl in the bikini on top.

so many busy boaters didn't stop and throw a line. It 's such a small boat easy to tow out ot the rocky area.

I would rather have 1 person stop to help that knows what they are doing than 10 that have no clue what they are doing end up on the rocks too.

Love your videos. Whenever I see quad mercury in the boat description I know there’s nothing to worry about. Powerful engines.

Only one real captain in all of those boats that went by. Kudos to the captain who stopped and rendered assistance.

I love how people just motor by don’t even throw the guy a line to tow him out, just drive by and create more wake! This is a prime example of how people are these days they could give a shit less about you and only about themselves!

@marvindebot3264

3 жыл бұрын

Also in breach of maritime law, yo have an obligation to assist if you can do so without placing yourself in "undue danger".

That Sucks looks like he might of saved his motor from the rocks but I’m sure the boat need some fixing up now

@oc_exits

3 жыл бұрын

Big Bopper saved it from being banged up against the rocks. if he’s lucky he will only have to fix the stall or buy a new motor😂 if you get what I mean

@oc_exits

3 жыл бұрын

@Big Bopper 😂😂😂😂😂

Nice to see someone finally came to their aid

That Pershing is epic!

Excellent speed boats. I wish I could ride such.

@MrDuckblaster

3 жыл бұрын

Please move to America. We work hard and earn nice cars, homes and speedboats. Movie stars marry us!

Everyone is watching but no one comes to their aid. Not cool. Someone could have thrown them a rope. At least there is one person willing to help.

Thank you for not hesitating to call for help. Also to good Sam who threw them a line.

Shout out to the guys on the Trophy boat. That was awesome 👏

I wonder if the guy kept up the routine maintenance on his boat motor? Guess we'll never know. I ask the question fully knowing that the engine is a mechanical device that could fail at any time. Whether the routine maintenance was completed or not. Yeah, the Trophy boat crew should be publicly recognized by the police precinct that is responsible for that area. If the crew wants to be publicly recognized. Great job, Trophy crew.

Not sure what's sadder - watching that disabled boat get bashed, or watching so many pass by without offering assistance. As a lifelong boater and motorcyclist, I can't pass by a boat or bike in any peril. I've rendered assistance and benefited from it as well several times over the years.

@Z-Bart

3 жыл бұрын

Snowmobilers are the same. We Never leave anyone stranded.

@RudyF6

3 жыл бұрын

@@Z-Bart Yup, forgot that one. Did that for years also!

@Z-Bart

3 жыл бұрын

@@RudyF6 No worries Rudy. I pegged you as a snowmobiler too. :)

Thank you for the video . I had a good friends 28 downeast boat completely destroyed by wave action against the rocks in Charlestown RI . Just glad nobody was hurt . Boats can be replaced and / or repaired .

love your vids bro

@WavyBoats

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it! 🙏

Amazing on how many not me going to help, blew by that boat. Towed a boat this past summer for break down. And was amazed at the ppl that stood on there boats with there thumbs up there ass. Watching this persons boat drift and take on water.

Only one helps! The others drive by and make waves!

Shame on those that drove by without helping, code of the sea is to help because one day it will be tour turn that needs the help. Well done for the guys that finally helped! 🤙🏾

They handled the situation perfectly nice and calm

Um dudes just rock fishing leave him be and mind your own business... trying to give up his secret spot is not cool at all.....

“We’re at the haul over inlet!” Sir, If you don’t know the exact gps location I cannot help you.

Wow so many beautiful boats 😯 😮

God bless those guys in the Trophy that stopped to help that guy! 🙏👍💪🔥

So many just went on past, totally ignoring them. Is it really that bad in the US, or just there? I can't imagine it happening here.

These videos are addicting

Well, nice to see the Puddle Pirates show up in a timely manner to save the day. Way to go, Coasties.

THAT PERSHING YACHT IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That Pershing... WoW😱😱

Good Samaritan saves the day! Right and proper way to handle a situation like this

These guys did a great job

Sad to see so many boaters ignore this guy needing assistance. Something about folks in this area. I have personally helped those in need many times on the water while other boaters just kept on going. Kudos to the one good samaritan.

Finally someone comes to help!

Brazil here ✌

One lone fisherman helps! Like always! Fishermen rule!

Amazing the amount of people that just pass on by without helping !

Unbelievable all the boats and jet skis just riding by not throwing a line! Until the the 2 guys in the Trophy do something, the right thing, a big thank you from Maryland to those 2!!!

Excelente canal.

was wondering when they'd put on PFD...classic

@marvindebot3264

3 жыл бұрын

Guessing the rescue folk on the ski yelled at them to do so.

So many boats pass by ......unbelievable !!!

Trophy boat 👍 , that's what it's all about. Some People would rather film than Lend a helping hand.

Good for the Trophy owner/operator. 👍 I thought he would come back and help when he first passed by and looked over.

Wow ,, can't believe so many boats pass by and not willing to help this brother ,, when at sea the law is we look after each other specially in this situations . shout out to the guys on the Trophy boat ,, THANK YOU !!!

I love the keyboard Warriors tapping comments on their smartphones.

@Camker001

3 жыл бұрын

Says you. I got an email notification including your reply to my comment made a while ago and couldn't be bothered searching for it so I'll reply on this comment instead. Just to be clear, I don't own a 300k boat but I do own one worth about half that and wouldn't hesitate to go to someone's assistance and not leave the rescue to the professionals as you suggest. You then, for some reason, go on to comment that I'm not brave? How on earth would you know? I can only guess that I triggered some of your inadequacies and for that I am sorry. Maybe go and have a lie down, you'll feel better soon, better still go sign up to volunteer for a rescue service and show us all how brave you really are, you peanut. PS: Some words have been edited because KZread wouldn't let me use the words I wanted to describe you.

I can't even watch...look how many boats went flying by...and the jet skiers just buzzing by...omg....my heart breaks for that couple...and thank you to the Trophy Boat...i have the chills...cant even imagine the damage to the bottom of that boat...sooo sad!!!!!

Hahaa... the size of the life jacket they gave the bearded guy... was like a half open toddlers water wing

Wow nice job dude 😂😂

@WavyBoats

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mason! 🍻

Any time I've had problems and gave the universal signal (arms outstretched to the sides and moving them up and down) boats have come a running to assist. They didn't have life jackets on and I didn't see them requesting help.

Love to see boaters helping other boaters!!! Great job carrying a radio and calling it in, that could’ve been much worse because that inlet gets much worse....

@boatin15

3 жыл бұрын

Faster to call 911, Bal Harbour and Miami Dade cops are already right there.

Gotta give PROPS to the Guys in the Trophy

I am accidentally did watch this video and I can't help but marvel at what I saw in the video and read in the comments.

Finally someone helped them.

Finally a Good Samaritan helps. How many boaters looked the other way.

Just from my observation, noting that the engine is up on the boat in question, #1 every boat going through that inlet that sees this boat should slow down enough to maintain steerage and minimize their wake. #2 the people on the boat seem to be waving at those on shore to request help. Why were so many boats passing yet not offering assistance? #3 if the engine failed, why did the boater not anchor so as to avoid drifting into the rocks? #4 if the boater's condition is such that it's an emergency, why did the boater not use a flare to signify the situation? #5 Did the boater have a VHF radio? The lady appears to be on her phone. Finally, thanks to the Trophy the boat in distress was towed away from the rocks.

Good Samaritans are priceless. Booyah to them.

What camera are you using the quality is mint.

Thanks to the boat that assisted.

The Boat Trophy was there to help. Good Samaritan

Thank you to Trophy boaters to come and help out a fellow mariner in distress. 🙏❤❤🙏🚤🚤🚤❤❤

under most of the boats there is this like small hole that looks like it has a fan inside the hole and a place for water to go into the hole..... what is this for? is it like water for the engines? or is it for the speed to tell you how fast you are going? you can see from right here 6:30 looking at the front of the bottom that is barley coming out of the water.... what is that hole with the fan looking thing? i am assuming its something for the speedometer like i said but figured i would ask i have been on boats before but never owned one or had to deal with one so just curious :) thanks

Nice work doing the best you could from shore. The guys on the Trophy deserve a trophy - it looks like they got the disabled boat away from the rocks before severe damage. I'm sure lots of people wanted to help but cruised on by because they didn't know how far out those rocks extended.

I was nervous until the helmet jet ski crew showed up. Talk about brave.

Liked for the boat that saved the day, too many people don't want to get involved. Even getting off the boat to the rocks would have been dangerous with all the wave action going on.

Shout out to the Trophy boat, great job!

The guy that went to help and towed him deserves a TROPHY.

I can't believe how many boats jet skis passed without helping Bless those guys for coming back TROPHY, Personally i helped about 9 boats most due to low Maintenance, or flat batteries

I have been boating since the early 70s. I would never blow by a boater in need. BUT, I grew up in Florida. That is a Yankee move.

Its sad when those people pass thru them and didnt help. And very nice to see that one being kind throwing the line.