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When i go boating. I plan on getting wet. Just looking at this makes me want to get wet.

How about 8 to 10 ft seas and try this again. There are bigger waves in a bathtub than what's in your video.

looks like the 2 bald guys from Breaking Bad are still in the game!

A toon op who manages to get the bow up? I'm IMPRESSED!!

Like a boss!!! Trimmed to the max no sh*ts given lol.

my grandmother could have kayaked the bar on this day. Why even bother to film it?

Cigarette boat is nice!

Pontoons and bow riders don't belong in those conditions! And all kids should wear life jackets !

Open bow, open cockpit, Puget sound okay. Haulover inlet you crazy.

The skiff rode better than the Cig did.

Yes weight and trim up…perfect!

ME: 75, small inland lakes, short season up here in the N end of Idaho. '59 Crestliner 15' Voyager, various outboards up through 75hp, and 53 Crestliner 12' deckd bow Commander, up to 30hp. Bidims inflation has hit me hard. I don't have much money. I can't be on my feet long, anymore, bad back and other stuff I may get out this weekend!! High last Sun was about 45, forecast for this Sun. is EIGHTY TWO!!!

The Pontoon (tri toon) n doubt dude knows how to time the swells and match his speed accordingly but also knows where the weight in the boat should be as well as engine trim. Well done! We don't see many "toon" boats do this well here.

First Mystic I've ever seen...real nice looking boat. Curiosity question though...there seems to be a lot of boat fires down there...what gives? Some really high-dollar stuff too?

Try that on a bad day

Sorry, but the Sea-Doo's and Jet-Ski's have no business whatsoever loitering and zipping around in such a high traffic, congested area. Recipe for disaster.

I dig seeing the ladies that are bold enough to operate a boat. Don't see that too much. There should be more "ride or die" women in this world.

Intrepid looks like the boat those dumba** kids threw all the trash from a few days back.

I don’t understand the “no speed limit” thing… that just seems insane to not enforce one⁉️

does anyone have info on the after math of young lady that drowned on spring break on the river

I don't get why people take lake or bay boats out rough inlets, and most do not know what they are doing. Also, no life hackets on most boats, even the kids . 95% of people will be Exhausted and panic in under two minutes overboard

Open bow boats + outgoing tide = Call the Coast Guard.

Major dumbass in that Sun Tracker pontoon boat.

boston whalers are bullet proof!!!!!! the small ones always dominate

did I just find halover inlet boat content beef?

That Pontoon was coming in riding like a Cadillac, smoothest of rides.

all of the comments about weight being pushed to the back was smart, but also look how much those motors were trimmed up :)

Finally someone with a lake boat that understands weight distribution.

That first boat w triple outboard s wow she cuts beautifully thru them swells nice job Capt

The Barletta Tr-toon Captain knew to have all his passengers in the rear and ride the waves on the way in.

Sea rEy? Seriously dude?

FIRST!!!

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Well that was lame !!!!

Grey and blue boat operator is going too fast and cutting around everyone like a jerk

I've never launched at any of these treacherous inlets but it seems like the authorities would come up with some type of warning system to alert, or even prevent boaters from attempting to leave the inlet in extreme conditions, especially one of those Hurricane boats with a family of 9 aboard or obvious rookie captains, at least tell them no one allowed on the bow until the boat clears the inlet. Everyone's just standing on the jetty with their cameras waiting for the inevitable disaster to unfold, waverunners standing by knowing what's about to happen

Giddyup cowboy! First guy looks like he’s riding a bronco.

Keelpad? Reggie Fountain. Notched transom? Reggie Fountain. Stepped lift hull? Reggie Fountain. Commonly found on most performance boats. After Fountain of course.

Boating 101 - Don’t ride around with your fenders out - shows you are a poser.

All these late 1800's and early 1900's hull designs making a comeback is a bit counter-intuitive, but some do have beautiful lines and are cool to look at. But, there's a reason why they went the way of the DoDo Bird all those decades ago. Boat and shipbuilders came up with massively better, and more efficient, hull designes. But, I gotta say, all the Teak, Mahogany, Walnut, Redwood, Oak, Wormy Chesnut, and other types of wood returning to the fold looks friggin awesome. And, if I'm dropping a cool million or more dollars on a boat, it'd better be able to hit triple digits. Going 100mph on a highway feels like 50mph in a lot of these newer vehicles...dare I say, that it's borderline boring. But, try it on the water and it's a whole other animal. Been in a few bass boats that cracked triple digits several times. Talk about an adrenaline rush. Fun as hell.

Give me the Huey over any of those boats...And, I've never ridden in a helicopter lol. But, I'd damn sure try to learn to fly one.

I’ll be honest. I thought I could handle a boat pretty well (fresh water) but these guys are getting after-it. It would take me some time to get used to that.

One would constantly have to check for rounded out screws, leaking seals, hose connectors/clamps/fittings, electrical wiring, fuses, and popped rivets damn near every time you prepared to take your boat out...especially, the way these 'tards treat em. Having wealth matters not when it comes to boat repair. NOTHING is cheap. Not to mention how long it'd take for repairs to even start. A month-long waiting list isn't uncommon...at least inland it isn't.

Can someone explain to me where these people are going?

The orange MTI looks like something out of a flamer convention! Yikes…..

Whats the minimum speed thru Haulover, 30 knots?

7:00 old mate could put some of the ladies to shame with those moobs.

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