All standing around watching, why didn’t someone stop the woman backing the trailer up!

@CreditCardCaptain

Жыл бұрын

Because it was someone else helping her back the trailer in and it wasn’t her actually………………

@nonaboccalupo7733

Жыл бұрын

@@CreditCardCaptain okay, so? Even more reason to help. Don’t take this personally, I have helped as so many other experienced boater’s have helped to avoid catastrophe’s like this. Every new boater goes through this. Here is my area of Florida WE HELP! Just like the other vid you posted. Go find my comment, on your other post. Have fun, making fun of these people. Or just block me 🤷🏼‍♀️ I am a caring Karen.

@jleif7736

Жыл бұрын

LOL wow. I mean he did help? They tried yelling at him, what would you like him to jump off shore over the railing, and board the dudes boat? "why didn't anyone stop the woman backing the trailer up" I mean.. this all happened in a matter of 5 seconds. At first it looked like she knew what she was doing, and then .5 seconds later she was 2 tires deep. I've seen some crazy things here at the boat ramp, a lot of the time you'd think people will need help, but that's just how they normally do things, The dude was obviously Drunk, or medically unfit to drive the boat, it's not like in hindsight you can think of those things right off the bat. Instead of of whining in the comments, and taking 3 days to reply, you could have been at the boat ramp and saved about a dozen credit card captains.

@nonaboccalupo7733

Жыл бұрын

@@jleif7736 yep, I was out on my boat. With helping, it can go 2 ways, person can help and boater listens or everyone is yelling, so the captain has to block out screaming to concentrate. You know damn well, she backed that trailer in to deep. I’m done, you sit and video, I’m heading out fishing.

@H3gamer360

Жыл бұрын

You must not disobey the Prime Directive

I'll be the first to admit that I've been in the Bayliner guy's shoes before. Busy ramp, maybe new to boating, people heckling....it will definitely get in your head.

The guys that helped him out deserve a big applause. Good men for sure!

To do list: Repair bunk Replace prop Repair u joint and gimbal bearing Sell boat

@vripscript

2 жыл бұрын

visit doctor

@davidrobinette3834

2 жыл бұрын

#5. Stop drinking

@Mark-pp7jy

2 жыл бұрын

Hilarious!

@cinque8335

2 жыл бұрын

The lower unit is probably fine just prop

@olddog6658

2 жыл бұрын

Get trained on trailer backing up by someone who KNOWS how.

It was nice to see all those people helping instead of standing around laughing. Good for them

@grayrabbit2211

2 жыл бұрын

It's been ages since I was boating, but people are more than willing to lend a hand if asked to do so. Key words: if asked to do so. Many captains take offers for help as an insult. At the same time, this captain and captainette did everything wrong...and kept going...making even more damage. Sometimes the best thing you can do is stay far away.

@YuckFou2213

2 жыл бұрын

Correction : they helped while they were laughing at them 😂

@jetengines210

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, after the fact lol

@tonyjordan1320

2 жыл бұрын

The guy was already under pressure it looked that and the cat calling crowd didn't help any-thanks for nothing young people...

@fjb3544

2 жыл бұрын

Yet you watch

Being a novice I can understand the stress and anxiety this man must have been experiencing. I had such a shitty time my first couple of times at the ramp that now I drive an hour away to the Fort De Soto boat ramp. There are so many ramps at that location that it makes it virtually a stress free experience getting my PWC in and out of the water. I fully understand that no one wants to wait or be inconvenienced because the dude ahead of you is slow. Being kind or just understanding or even offering some kind of help goes a long way. Yelling stupid shit or joking about the situation never helps. Be grateful that you are a pro and those days are behind you.

@loukenthompson2365

2 жыл бұрын

Yea, poeple got it easy in Pinellas county. Has some of the best boat ramps and most all of them have floating docks. Maximo park also has a good number of docks and ramps, but youll possibly bump into some commercial captains there that wont appreciate you hogging on the dock all day. Also, you know what we call bayliners around here... lol

@olddog6658

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps if someone who knew about trailer backing up gave you a few lessons. ????

@BeaglyBeagle488

2 жыл бұрын

If only every noob was clued in enough to 1) practice trailering away from ramp; 2) start on slowwww days, not weekends; and 3) do the discovery about which ramps are higher/lower stress. I really feel for this poor guy; when I first started I threw a prop doing something dumb (missed a channel), and then my lower unit had no skeg for almost a year (super fun at boat ramps, having no rudder).... ah, it's behind me now :)

@ScooterDude0

Жыл бұрын

@@loukenthompson2365 Nobody cares what you call the Bayliners there.

@nickjohns1192

Жыл бұрын

Go into your local fisherman's bar find an old fella in his 50-60 years old start buying him drinks and il guarantee you youl find a friend for life who can teach you everything you need to know. Youl find great knowledge of him everytime you walk into that pub. Ask him to come out one day and show you the basic stuff. Like how to tie a knot do engine checks use the vhf radio all your emergency equipment. How to read weather how to understand tides and wind then you can move onto basic manoeuvring at sea then when your getting the feel of the boat your using then practice docking then when your handy at that move onto the ramp. Take your time learning because if your goin to fuck up a slow fuck up is better then a fast one. Most people fuck up going to fast when they need to go slow and then go to slow when they need to go fast. I was really lucky my father is a highly skilled fisherman so I learnt alot off him and all the really good captains I worked with through the years made my life operation my boat on the wild Atlantic Way in Ireland alot easier I'm only in my early 30s but when I see the thing that happen over your way it makes my heart hurt n I think I should be over there teaching people how to pilot their boats I reckon I'd make a killing. Probably retire in a few years

With all the carnage that prop saw, it actually looked better than I thought it would have looked.

I gotta say having watched so many videos where the bystanders laugh and mock the ones struggling, it was nice to see everyone come together to help this couple out.

That docking of that boat was the most painful thing I've ever watched. I am amazed they got it in the water in the first place

@boppy4

11 ай бұрын

If that's the most painful thing you ever watched, you haven't been around much.

@gjsullivan55

10 ай бұрын

It's a Bayliner

@franko69

8 ай бұрын

@@boppy4 Don't leave us in suspense, tell us more, what is the most painful thing you have watched boppy4 dude.

@franko69

8 ай бұрын

I'm with you, god that was painful.

Respect to the fella that helped out, even tho he had fish to clean.

"Keep going you're doing great". This might be the boating video of the year. Cheers to CCC.

We've all hit the dock, we've all made boating mistakes when we were new. We learn, we then help out other boaters learning, it's what boaters do !

@Devast8r34

Жыл бұрын

That's funny I was taught to know what your doing before you do it if it means hiring a captain and learning. I dare yiu to go skiing or to the bike park and ask the mountain to be forgiving because kts your first time. No one is here to save you.

@rickthomas422

11 ай бұрын

@@Devast8r34 No one hires a captain to learn out to drive a ski boat. Is that really a thing?

That was painful to watch, great community of folks jumping in to help though!

How sad! Makes me want to go down to my local boat ramp and just help those having difficulties. Thanks to all the people that helped.

@bosbil8597

2 жыл бұрын

What are you talking about?? you Wanna help somebody who has drink his head away? How about helping him with the way to anonymity alcoholic

@daverson1508

2 жыл бұрын

@@bosbil8597 Whatever.😏

@roadking99jokerst60

Жыл бұрын

I'm with ya. Dave. Folks could use a hand. Nicest launch I've seen was a guy bought a SeaRay out of the tall storage barn and the forklift just set it in the water

@johnelston7201

Жыл бұрын

When I was first starting to boat, I did all this kinda stuff. It's a gift to have someone show you the ropes and even then, things go wrong. Glad those folks lent him a hand. Like the old saying, "Good judgment comes from experience and experience comes from bad judgment".

I distinctly heard someone say, "get rid of the beer bottles". Things that make you go mmmmm.

Watching her continue backing in after the rear wheels hit the water gave me major anxiety. Kept thinking “Is she gonna stop? How about now? Now? NOW??!” Let out an audible “omfg” when Capt Drunky proceeded to drive it over top of the trailer. Wish someone would have yelled that she was too deep but they’re adults. However the cops should have been called as they were both clearly under the influence.

I actually feel bad for the guy. it’s probably his first time and he is freaking out.

Someone maybe should have called 911 to stop them from driving home not to mention the Boating while intoxicated.

@yarcraft1778

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know he was drunk?

I always say, the best comedy club is just grabbing a lawn chair, a 6-pack and just head down to your local boat ramp. All the entertainment you'll ever need.....

@mohamhead9701

Жыл бұрын

I actually do that, 4 pm on a Saturday is best. That's when the drunks start coming in from their 5 hour booze cruise.

They should watch someone who actually knows what they are doing. The truck’s front wheels should never touch the water. The trailer is in too deep. Expensive mistakes were made, lucky for him there were some nice people around to help him, otherwise he would had total his boat, trailer and truck.

@stunick1573

2 жыл бұрын

Really really appeared they were both a bit drunk. Should never have been out in that state. His slow to react to anything, his lack of concern for the trailer, never looking back when backing, that continuous backing over the trailer with out so much as a head turn, and her dull face, and slow reactions as well. Both were to drunk to be doing any driving of either vehicle.

@kevinkosar283

2 жыл бұрын

Was very lucky to have been the Protégé of A Man who could have Easily been a Tournament Certified Driver.. When Launching Launch deep And when Loading onto trailer Have the tops of the Fenders Above The Suface

@MW-on1ft

2 жыл бұрын

From the gray beard the guy is old enough to know better. Very generous of the bystanders to help, plus other people wanted to get their boats also.

@ashleydog45

2 жыл бұрын

The trucks rear wheels should never touch the water.

There are levels to drinking, I know this because I drink, probably a lot. This guy was on another level. You can't do what he was trying to do in that state.

Being from new Smyrna I’m not at all surprised at all the support he received. When it comes to the water it’s a town full of helpful people.

Not sure why people think you need to submerge the trailer so deep. The boards are your guides to center the boat on the trailer.

@makeitpay8241

2 жыл бұрын

i like to put about 1/2 the trailer in the water be not all trailers are equal.

@edgardaniels1402

2 жыл бұрын

His liver was drowning so he thought his trailer should too!!

@DeanSchumacher

2 жыл бұрын

Thts the biggest mistake people make trying to load there boat they are guide rails 1/2 in water works for most boats

@quietobserver4636

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Wet the boards and pull up until the fenders are barely submerged. Adjust depth accordingly. Every boat loads differently, especially on steep ramps.

@michaelcowan6254

2 жыл бұрын

@@quietobserver4636 Exactly I submerge the boards and pull up just so the top of the fenders and my side board guides are showing. But it does depend upon the slope of the ramp.

This tops everything! Thanks for sharing. As difficult as this was to watch, It's heartwarming to see people willing to help out even in the most frustrating circumstances. I'm not sure he would have experienced this kindness had he been at one of our Delaware boat ramps. 😕Unfortunately things can get cutthroat and downright nasty sometimes .

6:33 "you're doing great." That line sums up the whole experience.

I'm super happy that the place we put our boat in has a hoist thats free for the residents to use. Might not be as fast as a ramp, but it keeps the trailer out of the saltwater and makes getting the boat lined up much easier. Although I am a little jealous of the nearby marina's hoist because it curves so you can nust pull straight through with your truck and trailer. No backing required, except for backing your boat in or out of the hoist channel

This guy probably shouldn't drive a car, boat, or anything else. That was painful and embarrassing for all.

@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756

2 жыл бұрын

Shouldn’t drive?!?!? Hell far he shouldn’t even WALK!!!😆😂

@TheJaimePowell

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I had a hard time watching.... yikes!

@parkersdelmarvaadventures744

2 жыл бұрын

Can't believe either one of them was about to drive that truck & trailer out of there...Here they come, good luck everybody else!!!

@michaellake5269

2 жыл бұрын

Thankfully there are perfect people in the world like you.

@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaellake5269

I know I should not have laughed, but stupidly was running rampant on both parts. Hell I thought she was going to keep going until the truck was under water. Sometimes you can't help yourself. Thanks guy, I needed a good laugh. 👍👍😀

Great to see that folks are willing to help no matter the situation ! good video .

I'm really glad to see some good old boys willing to help him.

Living in the "Land of 10,000 Lakes, I've often considered having some kind of watercraft. After watching this, however, I'll be scheduling a root canal...even though I don't need one!

I've seen a lot of crazy sh!t at boat ramps in my time but this takes the cake

Free advertisement for his construction business. Cool.

If this happened in the UK, all of them bystanders filming would have been thrown off sight, Shane on you guys for enjoying watching people struggle, get a life!

The worst part of it is that guy and his wife/partner/girlfriend probably got so frustrated that day that they may have given up boating. It's a tough learning curve, especially in coastal waters with tides and currents (most lakes are a lot easier) and a lot went wrong for them.

When I first saw these videos in my recommendation, i distinctly remember saying to myself "the thumbnail looks like a straight rip from JMA videos" then I heard the voice and it all made sense

I remember the first time I took my fish pro out. When the day was done the wind had picked up and there was a cross current. When approaching the trailer the damn thing was drifting all over the place. Another Seadoo guy came over and offered some good advice which I gladly accepted. I don't understand people that get all pissy when clearly they could use the advice.

That couple is a total disaster on the water and at the ramp, but thankfully no one got hurt... Those were extremely nice people to help them put their trailer back together and get the boat loaded

It takes a village! On the other hand, I wouldn’t risk being sandwiched between her control of the reverse accelerator and his control of the forward throttle. 😳

Oops, That sound sounds expensive. CCC did you know that he use to captain a submarine. He should have stuck with the submarine. Thank God he didn't have a larger vessel. My best to all, TMP from N.J.

Wow, have never seen someone doing that much damage in slow motion *lol*

A $150 trip to The Prop Shop and it will look good again. But that noise is the gears being broken. Stainless props look cool, but if you hit something, the lower unit grenades. An aluminum prop will just shed a blade or 2.

2 things I've noticed about this kinda vids. 1: no one looks behind thier boat while backing. 2: hardly anyone offers any kind of help.

that was brutal

Great to c people help out, rare sight these dayz.

This is one of the most entertaining videos I’ve seen in a long time

The most painful thing to watch! And yes, it was very cool for others to come over and help.

~ How humiliating…😣 That sure was kind of the bystanders, to give the poor guy a hand. 🙌🏽

This is fast becoming my new favorite KZread Channel

Respect to those who eventually helped out this couple. Clearly this was their very first time out (no one would go through this shit show twice - my bet is they sell the boat after this episode). Many are reading this now who know how to anticipate current, wind, understand momentum, exactly what depth to have the bunks (varies with angle of ramp) and how to cut power just at the right moment so that the boat gently glides onto the trailer, then power up gently until bow just touches front roller, so all that is left is to lean over the front and hook up. We who can do this learnt it through experience, probably had some F#$k ups in the early days that were learnt from (I know I did). Amusing as this was (and it was very very amusing), any experienced boater would have recognised their inexperience well before serious damage was done. I would have called warning offered to help well before he attempted to drive onto the way too deep submerged trailer. If help was offered and rejected, then they deserve all the crap they got, but if not, being a novice just means they have lots more still to learn. Just my 2 cents, I prefer to assist and teach people above ridiculing them

Exhaust pipe was gurgling truck was so deep. What a chit show ! Being a new boat owner myself I watched a bunch of videos first before perfectly doing this. Worst part it was a nice calm day for them , my first time at it , it was windy but still managed to do a good job. Some people’s kids !

@GWNorth-db8vn

5 ай бұрын

It doesn't get any easier than this. I grew up on a river and we always parked the good boat on the downstream side so it wouldn't rub. I don't even remember learning how to do it.

@underduress5761

Ай бұрын

My first time was on a river with the wind opposite the current. The angle I had to come in was tricky. It took me a few attempts with minor adjustments. I've found that the most important thing is to maintain focus and keenly observing all the nuances you can to make corrections. Boating is a blast and getting better with time only enhances the fun

First clue was the Bayliner

Never fails ,The Bayliner Boats are here

"Can I come aboard, to get your board", BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

That boat & capt look like the CC Ginger! I just screwed up on a windy lake, backing the trailer close to the dock, instead of the middle of a 3-wide boat ramp. My thought process was the closest to the dock, would block the wind, rather than the middle would give the capt the most drift to center the boat on the trailer.

Oh dang, a stream and a clip in one day? Happy Sunday everyone! 🤘😯

Hats off to all that Helped..

I took my coast guard classes some 45 years ago, they just don't cover things like getting your boat back on the trailer, first mistake I see more than others is trying to float the boat on, a floating boat is a boat that is still subject to wind and current. For those just getting their sea legs, don't back your trailer in too deep, you want the forward end of the bunks at least partially out of the water, the sweet spot is a bit different for each boat, you want those bunks to grab and center the hull, then with only enough power as required drive up on the trailer.

I have never seen anything like that before. Thanks for showing

This is TOTALLY the blind leading the blind. Obviously his first time being captain and the driver submerged the trailer to the point it’s TOTALLY underwater - including the hitch. The vessel is supposed to ride up onto the trailer and be winched securely before moving out of the ramp - not the other way around.

That was a pretty amazing video, he was old enough to know better. I hope the police caught them before they got out of the parking lot. Thanks for the content.

Pure incompetence!

People really need to take a hands on class in loading and unloading boats.

5:49 "..one of the members of the Black Pearl comes up and gives this guy a hand." lmao. Parlay!

Love watching these people operating their boat as if they are steering a car. Spinning the wheel wildly, left to right, with no effect. They simply don’t realize that boats don’t turn unless they are under way, and all motions whether steering or throttle are to be done in small increments. That’s why there are so many of these boating channels, for our entertainment.

Very cool to help this guy out the way they did! By the way.... always have duct tape and zip ties on hand!

Captain says you have to believe in something and I believe I'll have another

what is it with bayliner owners? here in Australia we call them pantie liners cos there is usually a c@#t driving them

@sylviaisgod6947

2 жыл бұрын

My brother in law was in the US Coast Guard, and they called them Tow Liners because they were always towing them in.

@karenfyhr2363

2 жыл бұрын

Their entry level boats, usually for first time boaters that don't have a clue what they're doing

@richardredhead

2 жыл бұрын

Brother in law had one for about 20 years. While I'd never own one, it was perfectly fine for the 2 or 3 days he used it every year. That's the market they cater to, definitely not for someone who logs 100 hours/season. Still need to maintain them regularly and probably a good idea if you don't drive drunk. But, yeah, it's an entry level boat for someone who can't afford, or doesn't want to spend the money on an " entry level boat" 😂😂😂

Disgusting how everyone's an expert but nobody offers to help when it's so obvious someone is struggling!!!

Its all good man, we got this...fiberglass and metal go together.

Rumor has it the bunk is still ziptied on and the boat hasn't been messed with since parked.

This commentary is hilarious 😂 thanks for sharing

Thank Credit Card Capt! Very entertaining!

Hearing the folks say make sure you hide those beer bottles at the end. Turning a BUI at the launch into a DUI down the highway.

Always fun to watch people load and launch....

A little help goes a long way. Sad that no one helped until the damage was done.

Actions speak loudly. No doubt if you had called 911 he would have blown a BUI. Nice of you all to keep everyone else safe and get him out.

Another good one, Skipper.

In my country ( new zealand) boat trailers don't have bunks. We use wobble rollers. So the boat can come in at almost any angle and the trailer self centres. You only put half the trailer half in the water. So much easier

Great job on this video.

The comment at 8:10 is the funniest thing I've heard on KZread. I literally almost laughed out my chair! 🤣

Darn it... I'm going to be in NSB in 2 weeks. Now after seeing this I'm going to have to spend some time at the boat ramp.

Oh G.D! It would be so less embarrassing to ask for help...

Great show

This was pure gold

I've seen people in similar situations where they are offered help and refuse. They only got help when it was the only option.

Somebody told me that guy was hammered out of his mind😂

This why some states have enacted boating drivers' licenses. Both the man and the woman had no clue of etiquette at the boat ramp and how to trailer a boat.

I remember my first time trying to dock after a storm in 2 and half foot waves. Ill just say im glad no one was around to tape it. I feel bad for this guy

At the beginning of drinking and boating starts out really good. I have never seen it end good. Cant believe this guy are you the guardian or something as your really trying to help him.

That poor outdrive lol 😂

@cinque8335

Жыл бұрын

That prop and drive are exhausted after that.

As an actual "Licensed" Captain. I always say some people just should not own a boat. This is why I'm only on the water Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

This was amazing

Hands down. Best video. Yeah yeah. All the other videos but this was a disaster. Show me another video of a captain ripping the bunk off. Original!

When I was a kid we used to do a lot lake fishing. I'm talking just about every weekend in the summer we were out at the lake. One thing that really struck me as a kid was how nice everyone on the lake is. I guess that has changed, since people get upset at people now for taking too long, but there was a time when people came to the lake for a relaxing and enjoyable time and everyone shared the lake with each other. I had many experiences as a kid and teenager that made really appreciate the fishing community. The jet skier's - well it was everyone's lake and as long as they stood away from the fishing spots I was okay with them. In fact it worked out since they would scare the fish away from that area, and the fishing spots would have more as a result. Then of course there was the occasional speed boat. I'll reserve my opinion on those guys :D.

I was very Lucky to have had a Gentleman who would become not only a Mentor too Me and also an older Brother too me also. He used to work on The Barges as a Deck Hand and Back up Driver..I Drove an Inbard Ski Boat which can be real Tricky at first.

I love how the dude at1:45 acts as if the boat will explode if he makes contact with the dock ! LOL

Rule of thumb, back up to half-way over the trailer fender-wells.

'3:25 i THINK ITS MEDICAL"DO YOU GUYS THINK IT'S MEDICAL" LOL 😂😂😂😂

@CreditCardCaptain

Жыл бұрын

😂

Zip tie the bunk on for the trip home? Well, you're probably looking at huge damage when that bunk falls off again on the road. I'm amazed it didn't rip off when the boat was being loaded

@JD-wx6jz

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve used zip ties before to get me home. Always keep some and some Velcro on board. Can do a lot with those items.