quite nice to see 2 young ladies educate and illustrate without using the string bikini method for views - well done!

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

@Kapnwill

3 жыл бұрын

I’m a man. I’m a captain.(100-Ton Master) I agree completely.

@alannguyen9687

3 жыл бұрын

That’s cause they’re classy, not trashy.

@ynot0714

3 жыл бұрын

I agree also....but even if they were, I would not shame them for it! They are smart as well as beautiful! :-)

@chadjohnson5917

3 жыл бұрын

@@jedr.3494 ohhhh....that's alittle strong

Shout-out to your parents for doing a fantastic job. They should be proud of both of you. Great job ladies. 🚤

@brightgirl9874

3 жыл бұрын

You are both great 👍

@LafnPimp

2 жыл бұрын

Well said here

Not gonna lie, that was pretty damn impressive 👍😍😊

I love how ya'll are not only showing us how to catch fish but how to responsibility use a boat as well. No other channels do that sort of thing.

"Slow goes bump. Fast goes crash." Best motto for docking.

@ScurvyRelics

3 жыл бұрын

My favorite line is never come in faster than you want to hit the dock

@ScurvyRelics

3 жыл бұрын

Lol I just got to the point in the video where she said it

@KarlstadDrums

3 жыл бұрын

So true but if it is windy you will need more speed however.

@jstr66

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScurvyRelics me too. And that's the one they used.

@jstr66

3 жыл бұрын

@@KarlstadDrums if the wind is against you, yes. But if you are headed downwind to your dock, the wind will add extra speed you can't counter so it's best to go slower.

Dear Emily and Amanda, thank you for restoring my trust in women. Seriously, your short films are great pleasure to watch, learn and get inspired. Twofold! 🤍

@GaleForceTwins

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching 😊

Great video, two young girls teaching amazing!!!

Great video, great explanations. Natural teachers. Women are so much smarter than we are!! Very few videos have nothing to pick at, this is one if those. Got my sub.

I award you the best gorgeous charismatic captain of the year 2021.

Whoever taught you that is a genius. Never seen anyone dock so well in real life.

That's the beauty of having twin screws.

@McUser1965

3 жыл бұрын

The other way around is also nice!

That was very impressive!

8:00 I just realized I've learned more in 8 minutes than any of my trips with the "boys" hahaha Thanks GALE for the pro tips !

I would give them two thumbs up even if they crash the boat!!

I think I'll make it mandatory that my fishing buddies, (brothers) watch this video, they need all the help they can get lol

new to your channel. we are almost neighbor's we have a house on Ramrod key . your videos help get my wife to understand how to and the importance of driving boat in this episode, because being her husband she is not going to listen to me (ha ha ). we also enjoy how exciting you both get when catching fish . Tight Lines ladies

Hey @yahama sponsor the Gale Force Twins! The 250's need some love! Docking like a boss! Next business Valet parking supercars in Miami! o,o

Phenomenal job on turning and docking that boat. A 35' OAL boat is a lot more than most people can handle...Especially oscillating it 180º in a 40' wide canal without so much as a bump or scratch...And NEVER touched the wheel. Yall make it look easy. 👍🏻

@keithscudder7136

Жыл бұрын

Twin props do it everytime !

4 months in a wheel chair taught me some dual throttle skills .Good video ,as usual.

A pleasure to watch. Beautifully articulated. I think the thing I also noticed as apposed to other lady boaters/fishers is that you are nicely dressed and not posers. Thank you for sharing. From the bottom of Australia.

Ladies I was in the Navy for over 20 years and am nicknamed Boats, my kids, brother and even my wife call me Boats to this day. Having said that I commend you on your seamanship, great job! Ive seen so many people use too much motor, too fast of an approach and stall, and have to break out the fiberglass gear to make a repair. Tight lines!

@60viking

3 жыл бұрын

I'm navy also 64/68. Did lots of boat handling, i thought this was a excellent video.

@tcatco9356

3 жыл бұрын

... wuz n navy for# yrs > bladdy blah blah I'm called ' Boats' ... blah blah blab > me me me ... even my bro calls me boats > blab blab me me me . So wut old navy store uat 4 ovr 20yr? ill bet u nvr drov a boat in yer hyperbolic 20 yr navy

@stevecoscia123

3 жыл бұрын

t cat co U pilot a boat, not drive...douche

@johnupchurch7685

3 жыл бұрын

@@tcatco9356 who flipped your trigger...

@tcatco9356

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnupchurch7685 Yeah, yer probly justified w yer comment. At the time it simply struck a nerve w/me... It was uncalled for and I apologize. Let's move on

Great content. Too many fishing channels focus just on the fishing aspect neglecting the boating component. Ive had 6 boats and im still learning new skills so i applaud your broad focus on the sport! Nice job ladies.!👏👏

Guys my wife and I watch your videos all the time. I’m new to the boating world and I have learned a lot from your material. Keep on going and muchas gracias

An easy way to remember which way each motor will push the boat in reverse is. Put one hand on each throttle, stick out your thumbs, that's the way each motor will push the boat in reverse. Opposite for forward. That's provided the port side motor is counter rotating, which most are. Learn Port vs Starboard and Bow vs Stern. That adds an extra level of professionalism to the overall video and makes it easier to explain which throttle you have in which position. Otherwise Bravo! Very impressive ladies! Whoever taught you two how to handle a boat deserves a cold one he did a good job.

Wow... This is fantastic. No hype just good hard facts and method. I've had many boats in my younger years and I am really impressed with both of you ladies. Great demonstration of patience and discipline. Keep it coming very informative and entertaining. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I am SO impressed with you guys. I usually don't comment on YT boat tip videos because usually the tips are not the best practices. You have such a deft touch, you are so in tune with your boat. These are the things I've been teaching my now 11 year old daughter. Take your time, it's not a race, plan your moves, it's not going to react immediately like a car. Read the wind and current. I'm curious, how long have you been boating and how did you learn? Loved this, I'm going to subscribe to this channel.

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for subscribing! Welcome to our channel! We have been working in the sportfishing industry for 3 years now! We appreciate that 😊 thank you!

Good boat handling, former Coast Guardsman here ,search and rescue was my speciality, you ladies have it down.

That was awsome i wanna learn how to do that on a windy day😁

So great, would love to see these docking maneuvers with a single if you ever get the chance:-) Keep it up. I've docked much larger twin diesels and twins are so nice, the singles are so much more difficult... for me.

I learn so much from you two. So clear and not making any assumptions that I know anything about boating as I don't know anything about boating but now I feel I can park a boat.

Excellent job maneuvering and explaining young ladies! I love those noisy Yamaha controls.

These two Ladies understand energy management! Thus they know how to position the hull where they want it with the prevailing conditions! I would love to teach both how to fly an airplane, they would make very good pilots. These two Ladies are very sharp! Who ever mentored them needs to be congratulated! 😁🛫 😁🛫

With a single sterndrive, I was always taught to use the method you describe at the end. Nose in, and pull the stern into the dock with reverse. You guys are amazing at what you do! Keep up the good work

you Captains are pretty damn good !!!

Great job! I know MAYBE 2-3 people who can control their boat like that with just the twin engines, and probably zero people who could navigate that waterway without cracking the hull.

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😄🐟

This is great. More docking lessons would be terrific. I boat in a high current river in northern Mass and I was going to name the boat "Can't dock it"

So refreshing to see two intelligent, attractive young ladies making videos with their clothes on versus not so bright, not so attractive young ladies wearing barely a bikini in an effort to attract hits. Well done! Can't say I'm as hard on my engines as you were here but you definitely showed folks how to dock safely and that's all that matters. Definitely got my subscription...

This is some extreme docking, can't imagine do this by 1 person. Great job!

Great job ladies I have twin 200 Yamahas on a new center console you taught me how to use 2 engines to dock.im new at this .thanks again Rob a.

My grandmother had an expression 'keep your tongue straight in your mouth' and parking your big boat in that narrow canal is certainly one of those situations!

Thank you ladies! Well shot and perfectly executed. I tend to over correct with the wheel. I look forward to trying it your way.

i doubt i'll ever own a boat like this, but i watched anyway for some reason.

@davidsanders1991

3 жыл бұрын

I think I know the two reasons.

@fakiirification

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidsanders1991 maybe.

Nice video and great docking skills! Don't forget your spring line! And I never flushed out the motor until I haul it out for the season! I've had Evinrude's, Merc's, Suzuki's and now Honda since 1970! These engines are made to handle salt water and as soon as you turn them on the salt water dissolves the dried salts in them. I never had an issue in any of them due to salt deposits. Best Regards, Jay

You guys deserve way more than 16k subs.Both if you are just amazing

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊🐟

@sunshinecycling

2 жыл бұрын

They certainly have more than that now. :) Looks like they had to do several takes to get all of the shot angles.

Awesome job Captains. Your videos are always awesome. We appreciate your expertise! Be safe!

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

We are glad you enjoy learning from them!! Thank you for watching! 😊

Not gonna lie I probably would have just reversed down the whole canal lol

@syahzamirabdullah8881

3 жыл бұрын

and so am i...

@rcaddict4375

3 жыл бұрын

That’s why idiots like you shouldn’t be allowed to operate motor vehicles.

@02cheezey57

3 жыл бұрын

RC Addict and it’s idiots like you who don’t see the humor in this joke

@MrBmario21

3 жыл бұрын

@@rcaddict4375 I drive tractor trailers FOH while you drive remote control cars

@crusty8873

3 жыл бұрын

I once did that😂😂😂

I don't even have a boat yet, but I just feel that this will be useful one day haha.

Where this channel been all this years? Thabk you ladies that's very informative

Very nicely and professionally done, I'm learning a lot from you both.

That dock was a thing of beauty. I only have one engine :(. Time for a bigger boat.

Very well done Very talented young & respectful ladies Good luck

Awesome navigational skills, great twists. You're officially capable of docking a Navy Ship.

@sharonbraselton3135

Жыл бұрын

Soo is chief

Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have tried to get my 26 ft boat with twin 225 Yamaha's lined up with my boat lift (usually by myself) and I didn't really understand about the better control while backing.This will also come in handy when docking at a restaurant or even getting gas at a crowded marina. I need to spend more time practicing and definitely will watch this video over and over. When the wind or current happens, my tendency is to panic and overcompensate but now I know not to be heavy on the forward throttle. I agree with thegrtwhthunter that it is nice to see two beautiful young ladies educate rather than be exploited in string bikinis!

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! We are happy to hear that you found this video helpful 😊 you will get better in no time! Just go as slow as you want to hit the dock

I stumbled upon your channel and absolutely love how humble you two are. Im new to boat and fishing and learning. Your explanations are so good and very detailed. Thank you guys! Officially subscribed!!! 😜👍🏽👍🏽

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome to our channel!! Thanks for subscribing 😊🐟 we are glad you enjoy our videos!

Guys, I spent weeks on youtube trying to find simple, clear video on how to do it and was very disappointed by the quality of explanations/demonstrations until I found your channel. You guys have hands down the best how to videos. Thanks a bunch

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s amazing!! Thank you so very much. We are so glad to hear that. Welcome to the channel 😊🐟

These women are so incredibly talented. Glad I found your channel! 😊

A beautifully executed manoeuvre with minimum effort.

Thank you for your content, I love how instructional you are and not just bikini fishing and guys hooting like it's the first time they hooked a fish. Keep up the great work and your channel will grow and grow.

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We appreciate that very much 😊🐟

what I wouldnt give to be in my 20s again and just hang with them,, they are so cool, love these people

Great job using the sticks!!! very very skillful.

Fantastic 👏 job ladies, love the new channel.

You did an excellent job of this video. Both instruction and filming.

My hat is off to you girls, great job!!

A tricky maneuver is one thing. Talking/explaining while doing a tricky maneuver is a work of art! I have to do this with a single...20' boat in a 25' channel...if its high tide! Luckily its mud on both sides

@sharonbraselton3135

Жыл бұрын

Shallow Atwater mode iu bard up io up

You go superstar!! 🌟 💫 Ladies you ARE smooth for sure! Keep rockin’ it 😎💪🏼

Great job ladies! That’s some awesome skill and great explanation

You have inspired me to get my captains license....thank you!

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing 🤩

Dockin' it like a surgeon!

Your doing such a great job educating people,, 👍🏻👍🏻

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊

Excellent video, definitely learned a ton since my dual engine experience is in the single digit hour range. Would like to point out that the reason that the forward running engine has more influence at lower RPM's is because of the propeller design. The propellers are designed to push water most efficiently going forward through how the water flow is introduced to the blades, the pitch, and the slope and even a small amount of flair at the blade edge. Turned in reverse fashion they do still move water but with nowhere near as much efficiency and thrust as forward. So that's why you need more RPM in reverse to get equal amounts of thrust as the forward running prop. Neat video idea if nobody has done it: Source a sort of junky boat and motor combo (because it just might cavitate and blow up or even break the blades off), mill the propeller down so that it fits on backwards, compare forward performance with it on correctly with reverse as well as driving forward and reverse. Should be awful but entertaining. :-)

Well done girls! Good job! It was a pleasure to watch you!

Perfect. You did a fantastic job. So many times, I see people rushing to jump off the boat and grabs things they shouldn't. Just let the captain do the docking the correct way, and so many mistakes, injuries and bumps will be avoided. Great job!

Great video girls. Keep up the teaching moments for all to see.

Once you get over the intimidation of it all its really easy peasy lemon squeezy....calm cool collected always

No idea how I got here, but that was impressive!

Always nice to watch someone who knows what they are doing docking a boat.

Need to do video on hurricane prep for a boat. Thanks. Be safe.

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for suggestion! Good idea!!

One word amazing.

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!! 🐟 We hope you enjoyed!

Navigating with thumbs. One of the easiest techniques to teach a new boater, but only works well with twin motors.

Awesome job Amanda, you ladies are awesome!🎣🎣😎👍👍👍

Love the content! The two of you do a great job of walking through the steps to docking a boat. I captain a 30ft aluminum boat in with twin outboards in AK and use the same techniques. Hope you have a part 2 planned for other scenarios!

@sharonbraselton3135

Жыл бұрын

Picnic boats eay docking het drives.

How crazy my best friends house is on the first canal when you pull in unbelievable

@sharonbraselton3135

Жыл бұрын

Yes it is

You two have such a gift of communication and being super clear with instructions... it's refreshing. Now do the same with a single motor. 😁

You can get a Y adapter for the freshwater hose so you can rinse out both engines at the same time. So instead of 20 minutes to rinse out it's only 10 minutes. 😊

Damn, that was impressive! 👍

That part of the keys is beautiful

Honestly, I’ve learned more about driving and docking my 30’ Robalo from you two than any other source.

Nicely done! I learned something new today.

Wow.....That’s an amazing place to live. You can go for a cruise by boat or car 👍

She made that look easy. I wonder how many times she has done that over the years?

@h2oecho

3 жыл бұрын

in perfect no wind or tide conditions.

Love them!! Dad would be proud.

That was impressive. Watching the drone view showed just how tight the canal is. Incredible skills. Great channel....

good job ladies. you could teach some folks.

Great use of the throttles and almost a lost art now for most with smaller CC's.

When I first saw a show of yours I became addicted to the shows immediately, The way you explain everything especially in this film is so educational. I love the part when you said "stop the boat does not mean put it in neutral it means put it in reverse! " than you showed how the boat was completely stopped. I am so impressed by you two young girls, you have the whole world in your hands, your unlimited where you can go. NEVER change! I am Officially subscribed!

Great Video Ladies! Gale force twins always entertaining with class and real skills!!

What I learned most from this video is that if I ever strike it rich and buy a big boat, I'm just gonna hire y'all to captain it for me. #LeaveTheDockingToTheTwins

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

😂

Excellent video

@GaleForceTwins

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!!

Nice job ladies you explained how to maneuver a boat professionally you showed it professionally unlike somebody else who relies on the bow thruster and it had a stern thruster would also rely on that to suck the Stern into the doc you did a professional job my hats off to you

Very skilled! Nice work!