Just one point regarding the melted shore power receptacle. It fried due to a poor connection at the terminal of the receptacle. The connection can loosen because of vibration, or salt and water can get in causing corrosion. In either case, it’s a high resistance connection that causes the terminal to heat up. You should check, clean and retighten your shore power connections every year. Don’t forget to use dielectric grease on the wire ends and terminals to your help slow corrosion. This is the cause of many boat fires. Just a tip from your friendly marine fire investigator.⚓️🚒🌊⛵️

I’m one of the Lighthouse Keepers at the Harbour Town Lighthouse and I can’t thank you enough for your kind words of both Harbour Town and Hilton Head Island. Safe travels, my friend. - Liam

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

DartdashcamSC Thanks for watching and all the work you do as a lighthouse Keeper. You have a beautiful Town which I always enjoy visiting!

@benfernandez9939

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, I live in Savannah we’re pretty close

@PepeDeezNutz

3 жыл бұрын

I loved in HHI but moved due to the high crime rate

When I was 12 (1975) my grandparents took a cousin and myself in a 24' houseboat called the Sea Turtle from Brunswick, GA up the ICW through the St Lawrence Seaway, through the Great Lakes and down the Mississippi to the Gulf Coast. It was a 2 1/2 month trip and extremely educational. I have loved boating and travel ever since.

Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Well done!

at around 24:51, youre cruising past Holden Beach NC. You can see the boat I spent many summers aboard growing up, Intimidator, to port. Learned a lot about boating working on that old beauty. I saw you pass the sort of turquoise tower building off starboard at around 24:45 and was just going "wait a second, thats gotta be it!" with a grin getting wider and wider until you passed by. Its amazing how seeing something that holds so many memories for you show up in a stranger's travels evokes a totally new feeling.

This was a magnificent video, I almost felt like I was traveling with you guys. I really appreciate how detailed you were in the video, makes me realize how much I need to learn about boating if I’m going to purchase one. Thank you so much for sharing your experience.

Thank you for bringing us along. Looks like fun trip to do.

Very nice tour. Thanks for taking me a long.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

George Sherman Thanks for watching George have a great weekend!

Thanks for posting. For novice mariners, you guys did a great job!

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

PapaLou G Thanks for the positive feedback I had only owned the boat for 1 year so learned a lot before then and while on the journey and still learning things today! Have a great day!

The Best ICW Video on the Utube Very informative, Thanks for making this Video, Very professional done, Big fan of you review, always honers and entertaining.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Torben Bernfeld thanks for driving!

Fully enjoyed your video. Your friendly tone and attitude, along with the great information about your trip kept the presentation interesting all the way. Thanks for sharing your journey with us!

Outstanding video! Thank you.

Thanks for sharing your journey. Looking forward to watching. Hopefully next year I can do the same journey from Baltimore to South Florida .

@unclefreddieDied

4 жыл бұрын

I went from long island to Conn/RI border when I was a kid...took forever. can make the drive in 2 1/2 hours... LoL

So glad I found this video. This has been something I've always dreamed about doing since I live in Florida.

This was so interesting to watch. It didn't feel like I watched 45 minutes of your travels. Awesome job!

I really enjoyed your enthusiasm. You are brave! I used to live In RI and I've always wanted to take a boat trip down the ICW. Thanks for sharing this!

This is so inspiring. For years I had a Chris Craft 340 Crowne with twin 350s that was about the same size. I never dreamed of taking a trip of this distance, Yet ill jump in a car and drive to Florida on just one of about the same engine. This is the kind of adventure that you remember for a lifetime.

Wow, very cool! I've never owned a boat but always wondered what it would be like going on a trip like yours. Good job on making the video thank you!

👍Thanks again for sharing your journey! I look forward to watching the other videos.💝🤗💞🤗

What a great trip! Thanks for the video.

Thank you so much for sharing your waterway adventures! I often dreamed about doing intercoastal traveling by water on a sizable Yatch between a 35' to 40'. Anything larger it would be concerning about the shallows and fuel cost. Great job, guys. Thanks to you, I traveled on my couch with you all. BP

expensive trip but probably worth it for the adventure.

That was awesome... I really enjoyed it. You went thru everything that could or did happen, the goods and bads. Thank you.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

I'll have to disappoint you a little; they missed more they seen and experienced.

Ive been boating for most of my life and planning this next year, my husband and I are learning as much as we can now, and will be so organized before we leave from Portland Maine!

What a great video! Been boating for over 45 years, and I've always wanted to do this run. You've made it look simple! BTW... Don't pay too much attention to the critics. Boating is about enjoying your time on the water. You'll learn as you go along, and become an expert at some point. Keep enjoying your time afloat!

I need to do more cool stuff in life. Kudos to you my friend!

Wow...looks like a blast! Great video!

what an awesome video! The drone clips made it. Thanks for including the numbers, I salute you for taking this trip and thanks for sharing the video on it.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

I'll have to disappoint you a little; they missed more they seen and experienced.

I don’t know how I found this but I just saw my boat.. FV Redemption when you stopped in Cape May at The Lobster House!

@eccentricsmithy2746

4 жыл бұрын

I am surprised the lobster house is still in business. I am from Cape may and the food wasnt all that great and was way overpriced.

@zenolachance1181

4 жыл бұрын

I used to work on the lobstah boat that caught the lobsters for the Lobster House in Cape May back in the 1990s..F/V lucky lady

@tracynshea1333

4 жыл бұрын

Eccentric Smithy The lobster house is actually ranked in the top 50 privately owned restaurants in the country and has been a staple of Cape May County for well over 100 years, I guess you had a bad experience but to say you are surprised they are still open is just silly!

@roubensfauche9923

3 жыл бұрын

P t 0q999&0000+☆°11111

@Embermist69

3 жыл бұрын

@@tracynshea1333 Not completely silly, and why I say that is this. Some business will go out of business for the younger generation will not keep on family tradition. Or the business is sold, but is totally different from before. Seen a few times back where I live.

That must have been a very expensive trip. But that was so cool, well worth it. Thanks for documenting it .

@unclefreddieDied

4 жыл бұрын

Jesus yes

One of my favorite boating videos👍

Great video and summary--we are making the trip the first of October from Cape Cod to Marco Island in a new Viking 48C!!! Very excited for the trip!!!

In the early 90's my Pop piloted his boat that we owned since 1974 when I was 10 ( a 1968 38' wooden Pacemaker ) down the ICW with his buddy from NY to South Florida where my wife and I lived at the time. I was unable to make any of the trip with them ,but I always imagine what that was like. ( I'm sure it was awesome) He has passed away ,as has his buddy - but watching your video shows me all the places they passed by- and in my mind I can see that old boat just cruising along - just like many of those that you passed on your wonderful trip-thanks for taking us all along ! One day I hope to follow.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Unbridled Enthusiasm I’m glad this video could bring back some fond memories it is interesting to think back on all the people threw the years who have made that same journey! Hope you get the chance one day to do it yourself!

Nice! Looks like an awesome trip. Thank you for including gas numbers. I've always wondered what it would cost to do a long trip like that

Awesome video, thanks for posting!

Great Video...100% on my bucket list!

I'd do that in a heart beat. When I was young my uncle had a Criscraft cabin cruiser in Michigan, it was fabulous.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

TR5T You only live once, got to get it all in! Thanks for watching hope I get a chance to boat in Michigan on day I hear the Lakes are Amazing!

i really enjoyed this video. Nice camera work, I was impressed with aerial views and editing, Thanks for sharing.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

arubadooba Thanks it’s the longest video I ever made usually I would do 3-5mins per video but this one is much more tried to keep it interesting, thanks for watching!

@briandapice

4 жыл бұрын

Ditto, very impressive!

Good adventure share.....even better informative information not many would know if never mentioned. Thanks for all the tips and info!

Very Cool! thanks for posting this!

Nice, showed my beach on LBI, in Surf City. Then hit one of my favorite restaurants in Cape May. The Lobster House. Everything bread is killer!!!

Awesome! Give me a shout next time I'd love to fallow along with my 30' Chaparral!!

This was an awesome and very informative video! Thanks!

Dude. Awesome video. So many of us dream about making that trip, but with so many variables and challenges, its a little scary. Thanks so much for doing this.

I'm in Charleston S.C. I have always wanted to make that trip but have not pulled it off as of yet. I really enjoyed your video. It was very well done.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Charleston Bedding Thanks Charleston hope this video gives you some motivation to do it someday!

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

I suggest you talk with several different Yachtsmen regarding the ICW and coastal cruising unless you want to follow this hit/miss mis-adventure. LOL

Recalls my cruising days: One nm per gallon fuel consumption, marine gas $4/gallon, at 20 knots for 8 hours, over $600/ day fuel cost. Lastly, sailors on an AIRCRAFT carrier would be insulted you called their craft a battleship.

Great video! I live on the southeast coast of MA, and the ocean is my favorite place to be. A trip like this is a bucket list dream, for sure!

Enjoyed your video! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for taking the time to share your trip with us. I found it very entertaining & interesting from your perspective as a novice & traveling in a somewhat unconventional type boat for that trip. I've lived on a lake most of my life & have been looking into the small yacht traveling thing. Your trip really opened my eyes about why most people prefer larger & slower boats for doing the loop and the ICW. I really enjoyed your novice commentary, since I think in the same terms. A big gray metal military looking boat's a "battleship" to me too. It's funny how many people bothered to correct you, as if it "mattered". Getting the name of a bridge wrong sure ruffled some feathers too, lol! And you'd better not call the joints that drain your credit card to refill your gas tank a "gas station". You weren't pretending to be seasoned lifelong sailors or experts, so I'm not sure why some thought they needed to "school" you over it.

Greetings from Cowesett Marina! Travelift operator there, nice to see the trip went well

@silverstarflite135

4 жыл бұрын

Cowesett Marina here too....wow. Amazing. I have a 33' Formula and I'm nervous about leaving the bay! Nice Video!

Thanks for the video of your adventure. This is one trip that is on my bucket list.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Grounded! Apollo 12 Thanks for watching it was on my bucket list now it’s checked off and on to the next adventure!

I can't thank you enough for instructions you guy's are great thanks

What a trip 👏💪 you guys have lived my dream albeit in a different country. I want to do that from Adelaide in South Australia to the Whitsundays in Queensland. Might be a challenge through as I don't own a yacht. Anyway, good luck to you guys from an envious Aussie.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Martin Crisp I would love to visit Australia it’s on my list! They do have some locations you can rent a boat and cruise down the channel in Europe and other places I was thinking of doing that on a vacation, have a great day Martin!

Jacksonville is where the intracoastal just starts to get really beautiful and warm. St. Augustine, New Smyrna, Daytona are really great!

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

QRFMBR Great info thanks for the Post, have a great Night!

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

I agree we enjoyed several family owned home cooking restaurants in both Saint Augustine and New Smyrna;

Absolutely wonderful video. Very inspiring....Thanks

Very beautiful trip. Good for you both.

After being on the water most of my almost 80 years and watching your entire video all I can say is you guys had the Lord working overtime. I wouldn't advise going to the Keys, Bahamas or anywhere else until you have a vessel more capable and a lot more experience. Your video was better than most on KZread. Thank you. PS I made a guesstimate on what your fuel cost would be. Obviously I was $33 off LOL

@dwightbernheimer331

4 жыл бұрын

@@marengtech313 Mike I'm originally from Bridgeport Connecticut. Ran a volunteer rescue boat out of Cedar Marina in Bridgeport. If I was on KZread I would have had a million hits LOL

@dannyt9067

4 жыл бұрын

A guy took his 17 ft Boston whaler down from Rhode Island to key west. He has the whole trip documented on KZread. 3D adventures I believe.

crazy im sitting here watching this video and live in NC about 15 minutes from morehead and u mention it. Cool video

@donnadavidson3904

4 жыл бұрын

FishingMachine99 I stopped in Morehouse City on my trip from Florida to Cape Cod.

@ethanmcdowell9677

4 жыл бұрын

I'm in KDH.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

They made a mistake ....LOL... Beaufort N.C. is the better place for transit boaters.

EXCELLENT video. Congrats on completing the trip. "To the journey!" (cheers)👍

Whats better than a road trip? A boat trip! Looked super fun and great scenery!

Finally a channel about small power boats doing these trips and not a sailboat 👍( not that there’s anything wrong with sailboats) like to see small power boats doing these long distance trips as well.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Dave Hill Thanks for the positive feedback Dave I felt the same when looking myself for someone who had done the ICW with a powerboat, the funny thing is 95% of the ICW the sailboats are under engine power!

@vibratingstring

4 жыл бұрын

@@Reviewoutlaw That's because much of the ICW is unsailable. Narrow, confined draft, too many yahoos in moboats who don't understand "tacking". When you are in the ICW the wind tends to either be right on the nose or right at the stern(slow sailing) (in any case the wind steered by the land). Tacking down the ICW would be masochistic, especially with all the moboats cussing you out for "going back and forth." When people sail up or down the coast, they go offshore.

@unbridledenthusiasm1395

4 жыл бұрын

of course not -people's personal boat preferences are nobody"s business but their own !!

That was USS Yorktown CVA10 (Ret.). My old man was a pilot on there in the late 50's.

@johnzimpleman4965

3 жыл бұрын

The young guy called it a battleship but a fun vid.

Came upon this vid and liked it a lot. Doing a 53' Riviera delivery from Deale, Md to Stuart, Fl next week. Done the trip north and south many times and depending on the type of boat and speed, you always are able to check out different towns and experiences along the way.

Very good video. Excellent Narration. Thank you for sharing.

The Lobster House in Cape May? One of my favorite places.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

HemlockRidge Yes it is, thanks for watching!

@TheSteaman

3 жыл бұрын

@@Reviewoutlaw hi love your video. what phone app did you use?

Great job on the video and the trip. I did a similar trip from RI to Key West last October in my 17 ft. Boston Whaler. I stayed in the same slip in Norfolk and many of the same marinas...I had a little laugh when you said at the end of the video that some people said maybe the boat wasn't big enough! I wasn't exactly sure when you left and kept thinking maybe I'd see me in the video :)

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

3DSAILOR Wow a 17ft Boston Whaler my hat is off to you! Where did you sleep? How big were the largest waves you hit while not in the Intercoastal? I’m surprised it has the fuel range to go between marinas!

@3DSAILOR

4 жыл бұрын

@@Reviewoutlaw not unlike your trip the Chesapeake was a rough time... Coming out of NYC was surprising rough too. I did have a mattress and tent I could have set up but was too tired after 100+ miles and I wanted to put out a video each night of the trip so I stayed at hotels... My 22 gallon tank gave me about 140 mile range and I carried an extra 13 gallons in a couple containers. Adventure on!

@deeplyclosetedindividual

4 жыл бұрын

@@3DSAILOR Wow that's about 6.3 mpg for your whaler. Is it really that good? Awesome

@3DSAILOR

4 жыл бұрын

@@deeplyclosetedindividual I think I averaged 7 miles to the gallon all loaded up... According to Yamaha specs 8.56ish per mile is best economy at 4400 rpms...

@deeplyclosetedindividual

4 жыл бұрын

@@3DSAILOR That's incredible, what a difference compared to the boat in the video. 0.95 mpg for that cabin cruiser...

What a great way to enjoy my morning coffee in January . Loved the video , very informative and entertaining .

@unclefreddieDied

4 жыл бұрын

ahhh... before covid 19

enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing...glad you were able to stop off in my hometown of Norfolk, VA

Hello, I cant tell you how happy I am to see your video. I plan to move to Florida as soon as my house sells here in New Jersey and I have a 1998 400 Sea Ray Express that will be coming with me. I have been weighing drive it down or have it shipped. I have been watching ICW videos for over a year. But most all of them are sail boats or diesel powered boats. Mine is gas twin 8.1 496 engines. I have wanted to see a gas boat do the trip. I have listened closely and looked up all of your stops and marked them on Navionics app. Very interesting trip/video. I will keep a look out for your further boating travels around Florida they interest me very much. Thank you again for sharing this!

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Ken Duym thanks for watching , I also was looking for a video that did it with a boat like mine but not much luck, so I figure I would make one to help people with a similar boat or plan

@kenduym844

4 жыл бұрын

@@Reviewoutlaw I'm watching it again as I type, lol Sorry to read you sold the boat. Thanks for the detailed video. Mine is for sale as well, thinking about down sizing. but is she doesn't sell I'll be taking this trip hopefully in 2020

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

I hope you take it down to Florida it was once and a life time! I don’t regret it was an Amazing trip but after all these hurricanes I am happy It is sold!

@kenduym844

4 жыл бұрын

@RI VAN MAN Thanks, but no thanks. My wife and I will do it if and when it comes to be. Thanks though!

@vibratingstring

4 жыл бұрын

Do it For the fun of it. IF you just want to move it, don't do it. But make it a journey and it will be a great thing. Disclosure: my father did the ICW before WWII, with his cousin--who happened to write "A Cruising Guide to the New England Coast." It was in a powerboat instead of sail (because why sail in the ICW) and they had a great trip. But it doesn't look like 1941 any longer!

Nice trip- you passed right by our house. We love watching the migration of boats, but please remember that it is a no wake zone within 50 feet of any dock or pier whether or not there is a sign (NC Law and just plain courteous)- you may not realize it, but the wake from a large/ go fast boat like yours causes significant damage to the docks (particularly the floating docks) whether or not the boats are on the lifts. Plus you will cut your fuel costs down dramatically and get a lot more waves from the friendly folks on the ICW.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

It's one of biggest abuses on the ICW (wakes) they have no regard for docks, piers, or slower moving boats. S.C. is cracking down as this was noticed during my travel last year. Over the past 15 years the shores in both N.C. and S.C. have been bulldozed level, with high rise and townhouses now replacing the trees and banks. We had time to not only simply wave to say hello but actually exchange words with people who had been on their floats fishing or sun bathing, they found no fault with our passing bye.

@BAND-MAID-USA

3 жыл бұрын

Or, you could just accept the fact that you CHOSE to live on a water way.... Can't expect boats to go by at 2 knots because you live there.

@user-tz9jh6pv2j

2 жыл бұрын

@@BAND-MAID-USA yeah, this is some serious Karen vibes from little Todd here

@glennr9913

Жыл бұрын

@@BAND-MAID-USA You are incorrect. There are laws to protect docks for a reason. If you CHOOSE to boat around docks you should respect the laws.

Thamnks for sharing. What a fantastic adventure!

Awesome video, I grew up in Norwood in the early 90's really cool to watch!

Day 4 headed out of AC, you should've used the ICW to avoid taking a pounding in the wind and waves. It would take you all the way to Cape May.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

Running inside N.J. requires time coupled with bridges and shoals; during the summer months it is loaded with local traffic. Therefore most cruisers prefer making the Atlantic City stop; then crossing open water to Ocean City, Maryland. Or (alternate) round Cape May and go up the Delaware. As for sail it is far better to run the outside shores whenever passing N.J.

That wasn't the George Washington Bridge, it was the Verezano. Also, that wasn't a Battle Ship, that was a Carrier.

@bmwdutch22

4 жыл бұрын

Same in Charleston, SC. The static displayed ship is an Aircraft Carrier (USS Yorktown). There are no active battleships in the US Navy fleet at this time.

@markstephen5028

4 жыл бұрын

I'm surprised they found Florida if they thought that was the GW bridge. The GW bridge is north up the Hudson and they were travelling south.

@100mpgus

4 жыл бұрын

@@markstephen5028 lol. more money then brains club. oh well.

@curthook9622

3 жыл бұрын

You are proving his point about the north. Does it really matter that he mis-named something.

@pauloakwood9208

3 жыл бұрын

@@curthook9622 If you are navigating, being off by 30 miles has consequences

Beautiful videos, thanks for sharing

Looks like a blast, can't wait to tackle this some day in our boat!

Amazing! Soon to be a new boater myself with a 35 footer I too look forward for some adventures similar to this one.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

Do your homework but with the mic and headset shown on your pic; you should have no problems navigating open ocean or the ICW

@ucfsub

4 жыл бұрын

@@quadcomputers I don't think you'll have to tell Niko twice to do his homework. If you haven't seen his videos you should check a couple out.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

@@ucfsub Is that right and just now years have you made the run Maine to Florida and Gulf Coast? There is a sucker born everyday when I suggest you review your travels you can take the advice or leave it. His trip was pathic to say the least.

@ucfsub

4 жыл бұрын

@@quadcomputers Calm down Captain KZread, the comment was made at what I'm guessing was a slight towards Niko's Wings. Watch some of his videos, he doesn't make rash decisions.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

@@ucfsub You assume ? This is about boats. Not aviation. My aviation experience from the 1960's was helpful with Marine Navigation. Charts not electronic charts. Your homework is you make sure your ready and prepared. I've seen 1/2 million dollar yatches go under water along with their 50,000 worth of electronic equipment. The ICW is marked if you have good eyesight and common sense it's not a difficult journey. It could even be done in a small open boat with an outboard motor.

Great video despite the fact that you don't know the GW Bridge from the Verrazzano or an air-craft carrier from a battleship. Great tips on passing in the ICW and interesting to see the GPS off so often. Lastly, my favorite part was the fuel use and pricing. ... $5000+ for fuel.... I better start saving! Well done.

Awesome video. I like the drone shots. I just completed the restoration of my very first boat and this video has got me inspired to take it on an adventure.

Thank You for sharing This is my Dream trip to boat long distance

Nice trip, dont listen to all the boat professors correcting you on every detail in many posts, you and your team did great.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

brianjschumer Thanks Brian always learning things as this was my “first” trip down Intercoastal, still learning new stuff each day! Have a great Night!

@FioreMotors

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely Brian.... They drive me nuts too with all their so called "ADVICE"...

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

Your attitude "don't listen" is the very reason these people run aground. I have seen 1/4 million dollars yachts get swamped after running-a-ground.

Just one small thing here? I love this particular video as far as doing the trip BUT I would love to see the day to day stuff ON the boat - maybe a boat tour and some video of the boat itself.. That's all - Liking this one for y'all

Great video. I liked the insights and especially the summation at the end. Although I am a sailboat guy, it was nice to see that trip from a different point of view. Congratulations on your first trip down the ICW!

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

I've done it in a 14' foot open boat with 20 h.p. motor (all the way to Boston) and 15 years up and back by sail. Either way you should you know as a yachtsman, it is not a difficult trip. I agree everyone has to have their first trip, how else can they realize "what they think they know" is not what they need to know or even need to experience?

Wanted to do this for a while here in South Carolina....inspiring! Subscribed and good job

👍😍Fantastic! I have a similar boat and I’ve been thinking about and wanting to do this!!! I’m inspired!! 💝 Now that you done it, would you consider doing this voyage solo? I’m a woman and I want to do this voyage solo. 🤗💞🤗

Just a little advice. You should slow down more when overtaking another vessel. You can see the Chris Craft having to turn into a pretty sizable wake around the 41:45 mark. I travel the ICW up and down the east coast in my 41’ aft cabin and things get tossed around in the cabin with those wakes. Also always pass barges slow. You can see they have a tender tied up alongside the tow and it can cause damage banging against your wake. Safe travels!

@scottclayton5821

4 жыл бұрын

Edit 35:45 mark

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Scott Clayton Thanks Scott I did learn as time goes on to radio ahead and let them know I would like to pass on port or starboard then they would slow and I would pass, we don’t do that at all in New England so that was all new, it’s more of a Free for all in NE, thanks for comments and safe travels!

@scottclayton5821

4 жыл бұрын

Review Outlaw yea... you want to pass them only slightly faster than they are going. A lot of the ICW travelers live on their boats and wakes throws their things about the cabin. When you see a boat that you’ve passed turning into your wake after the pass, you know you’ve gone too fast! I know there’s a lot of critics about anything and everything on here... just thought I’d throw it out there! I learned the hard way too... mostly by getting yelled at on 16! Lol

This is a great video, motivating to us and something to look forward to perhaps doing!

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

Pershap? I say "Go for it" Brian.... I have done east coast for 15 years (North/South/and Back) even in a 14' foot open aluminum boat with 20 h.p. motor. A sailboat is much easier on your wallet, but the more important concern is you need the time. Don't put a limit on your time; otherwise you'll make your adventure less enjoyable.

Very cool video! I live about 5 minutes from the great bridge locks in Virginia. Always herd the ICW goes to FL but really neat to see the journey from north to south. Beautiful places along the way!

18:25 MORE SOUTH, THE FRIENDLIER . nuff said

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

truth matters Thanks for watching!

@Marine_Ret

4 жыл бұрын

I used to be a Yankee now I’m a Good Ole Boy...I was born and raised outside Philadelphia, left when I was 18 (40 years ago), except for 6 years in CA and 4 years in Okinawa I’ve lived in NC for 8 years & SC for 19 years...people in the south are much more friendly than those damn Yankees.

@phoenixrising4573

4 жыл бұрын

@@Marine_Ret The irony here is that a "damn yankee" is a yankee that didn't go home....... but welcome to the better side of the country.

@counterfit5

4 жыл бұрын

Doesn’t seem that friendly to constantly crow about how friendly you are.

@quadcomputers

4 жыл бұрын

Except S.C. they're cracking down on powerboats who even leave a ripple in the water.

Makes 7.3 mpg in my RV sound great.

Great trip thanks for sharing

I always wanted to do this. Great video.

i live in georgetown south carolina😂 awesome video

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

Rion Bunn Thank you for watching Rion, I really enjoyed SC, have a great weekend!

@bobshaw4063

4 жыл бұрын

My brother when he was a live he use to live in Spartanburg , S Carolina in a nice 50 year old house .

Very interesting. However, being from Newport, RI myself, home of Naval Station Newport and the US Naval War College I was surprised that you kept referring to aircraft carriers and destroyers as "battleships". Coming from guys who know boating I had to laugh, it seems like it was lots of fun.

Great video. Great shots. Good info.

great video! makes me want to take my own Monterey further than ever before!

Did you consider the Delaware bay to the C&D canal and coming down the Chesapeake bay from the Susquehanna? I live between Annapolis and Baltimore and there are many amenities in this part of the bay, and you are never far from shore. The only known major hazard north of Calvert cliffs is Thomas point shoal. Great video, love your boat.

@Reviewoutlaw

4 жыл бұрын

cgt2112 Thanks for the comments I hope on day to visit the Delaware, and thanks for the warning on the Hazard! Have a great weekend!

@southjerseysound7340

4 жыл бұрын

@@Reviewoutlaw I added a reply on another post but I used to run boats from a dealer in Cape May to Annapolis all the time. If you have any questions I'd be happy to help and again I apologize if my other post came across wrong. I was just trying to help.

WHEN YOU COME BACK PICK ME UP IN SOUTH CAROLINA. PLEASE

Awesome video.....I can’t wait to get back on the water in the spring!

Overall though, nicely done. It’s a great trip. Loved your drone shots.