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@keithscudder7136

2 ай бұрын

You got NY in the house ! Tight Lines Captain Keith

@gmshowtruck

2 ай бұрын

Rotterdam, The Netherlands

@Hamook

2 ай бұрын

ITS ok ...thx

@thomaslewandowski2504

2 ай бұрын

Buffalo, NY The "West" coast of NY State!!

@ghiser78

2 ай бұрын

Yes a second ago

Awesome! You enter the channel and the current throws you against the rock walls! The captain needs skill in this situation, congratulations, it's not easy.

Suggestions for the "captains". From a long time on the water: Heed small craft warnings. Learn to read a tide chart. Especially before passage through an inlet. Learn to coordinate throttle with wave action. Every great once in a while, clean the foul off of the bottom of your hull. Clean means you are serious about what you do and not some jackoff. Great videos!

@jamesw.6931

2 ай бұрын

Good advice, however you left out the part of life vests, especially on the young... 😉

@dalenifong2275

2 ай бұрын

I have a 26 foot Grady white that we go through the Georgia inlets Savannah area often. I like the six minute mark where the guy stays in control of his vessel, but does not bang, submarine, or injure his passengers in anyway. I moved to the right. If you want to go around me knock yourself out. You can make up the additional time after you get through the inlet. It doesn’t make for good video, but it makes for safety and a longer lasting boat.

@glenwitteman2585

2 ай бұрын

I did. Common sense just isn't that common anymore.@@jamesw.6931

@englundus

Ай бұрын

I'm no professional mariner, but reading a tide chart to me is pretty easy. You make a lot of very good points.

@vibratingstring

Ай бұрын

@@dalenifong2275 I hope your GW is old. The ones that they have put out the past few years are not built well at all. Dry laminate, resin puddles in other areas, no hardrolling, stringers not attached, huge delams and bubbles in the stringer laminates, loose core, sharpies all over from just spraying chop and walking away. Absolute garbage.

8:09 Bal Harbor police going back in…… Great job 👍🏻

Captain on the boat at 1:47 mark in the video. Should be going a bit faster to stay on plain better. Going as slow as he is it's basically a "dip and sip" situation as i like to call it with those kind of swells. Especially, with an open bow rider.

That Pershing 70 is slick.

LOVE IT I learned scout boats in my school

Pershing are wonderful boats

The boat from 5:28 to 6:20 was not struggling. Not even a little bit. Nicely handled.

Regal was founder in Samford/Orlando Florida area and is still there. They briefly had a plant in Smithville Tennessee but that only lasted maybe 5 or 6 years.

Seado at 5:16. Worthless dude didn’t even help his woman, he was more worried about his Seado

@johnstudd4245

2 ай бұрын

In that outlet you need to get back to your rig before you get separated to far from it. With those waves and currents it can happen quickly. If that happens you can't help anyone. He can always come back to the girl once he gets on it.

@normanott644

2 ай бұрын

@@johnstudd4245 He didn’t help her get on either, JMO

@oldNavyJZ

Ай бұрын

Agree - but he didn't even turn around to give her a hand getting back on. @@johnstudd4245

In the gas battle , hit the gas panel full title ahead

One of the big reasons you need to have power matched to your hull, coming back in over a bar with a fast outgoing current and following waves takes power and experience, you need some speed to maintain control of the boat and need to modulate speed as you crest and go back down a wave, following waves in that situation should never be allowed to catch you, you can see the result, some of these people had a lot of luck on their side !!

I hope that struggling ship named "The Minnow" made it to Gilligan's Island !

@jamesw.6931

2 ай бұрын

I always wondered why the millionaire and his wife took so much stuff, considering they were only going out for three hours? 🤔

After watching these videos I am surprised more people don't die from boating accidents than they do already. BEERS, BIG-BOOBED BIMBOS AND BOATS😂

I think if you have an open toed boat in conditions like this, you're taking on water! The only difference speed makes is how many of your passengers you lose overboard or in need of a back replacement!

@cheapme1850

2 ай бұрын

You’re right on point. These videos perpetuate the myth that if you blast through this inlet or any rough wave situation, things will be fine. Not true - often picking a line and riding the waves at an appropriate speed is the proper way. I never hear of the term “stuffing the bow” until I watched these videos. A proper closed bow boat would just shed the water and you keep going.

I get the make of boat and engine displacement, but why location of company and year founded? Seems odd....

I Indian Nice 👍 Video Bro

GTA 6 vibes 🌴🚤🌆

Why am I seeing a lot of those boats without registration numbers?

The Marlin needs more throttle.

That Captain needs more speed. Maybe get half on plane.

If you think the Marlin should speed up, you are crazy. He is fine. And he had someone up fwd because there was something to deal with there. he is keeping slow and steady. Nothing wrong with that! It's an inlet! There are a bunch of yahoos who come on here as "experts" saying he should go faster etc. Sorry, that is bull. I have run inlets in motorboats, sailboats, and rowing boats. The latter two you are always slow. Guess what? It works. The powerboat does not need to go fast--it needs to be able to steer.

N.C.

To the Kap in the Marlin bro lovely boat for sure but in such conditions and the bad boys behind there it could have been better. Allow the boat to do what it was built to do with the help of the dogs on your trans.

I don’t get it, I never been on a boat, but they all look like they’re having fun to me.

1:07 Why was the Marlin just drifting out to sea like that? I could hear the damn boat screaming in pain

@vibratingstring

Ай бұрын

He is fine. He has a crew forward. No need to injure people. Riding like a duck. Low stress.

I've ridden horses less volatile than this water.

Would or could someone explain why anyone would need 5 400r Mercury engines on the back of the boat?

@normanott644

2 ай бұрын

I know guys that have spent millions because his buddies boat was 1 mph faster.

@Meibeon

2 ай бұрын

Men who are moored next to someone ten years younger with 4 400r Mercury engines on the back of their boat 😉

@danshaffer3186

2 ай бұрын

Because you can

@jamesw.6931

2 ай бұрын

@@normanott644 Agreed and I am thankful to have matured past that point in life...

@jamesw.6931

2 ай бұрын

@@Meibeon What do you suppose that says regarding the satisfaction with ones life? Which brings to mind the new Doctor in our neighborhood. Driving down our private road one day I meet a young woman at the wheel of a new Escalade. Rolling down my window I welcomed her to the neighborhood, saying. You must be the Doctor's daughter, to which she replyed; "I'm the Doctors wife." The Doc is in his late 50's and the wife looked like she was attending HS... PS They are no longer married...🤣

Too slow. Go for it.

Can someone explain why Americans love these dual consoles over cabin boats? Why are they called dual consoles?

They're 'skippers', not Captains.

@vibratingstring

Ай бұрын

They're helmsmen or coxwains, not skippers :-D

Some of these people don’t have the a clue how to operate a boat. But if you have the money to buy it you think you are a professional captain.. NOT

Anyone else get sea sick just watching these?? I actually threw up one time! (TMI….sorry).😮

Boat Owners are notoriously bad tippers

I have a suggestion for the first captain… sell the boat, you don’t have any business behind the helm.

Sell the boat because you don't know how to drive a boat.