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- The sportfishing boats depart Yachts Miami Beach and the Miami Boat Show. These amazing sportfish boat were filmed from the 63rd st bridge and Government Cut.
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thank you so much for NOT putting music in your videos.they are perfect just as they are
you're welcome!
Pat Healey should send you a gift certificate at the best restaurant in the area for posting all those Vikings on this video. Thanks,I enjoyed it.
Agree! Joe's Stone Crab Please
Awesome video...Hundreds of millions of dollars in Sportfish Monsters in one video!
love the viking 92, so massive.
I ran a Viking 46' in 1984 and met Bill and Pat at the boat shows and the factory during the build. Prior to this boat, my favorites were Bertrams, seaworthy, dry and fast. Viking was making great forward strides at this time and I was impressed with the clean routing of all electrical wiring and the dedicated stringer engine mounts for the DD 6V-92s. The exterior lines had improved greatly as had the interiors and joinery work. The boat was built solid, a little heavy at 44,000 lbs. Through-hull mounted stern cleats were an example.
I remember looking at Ocean Yachts for laughs, as we called them "flexible flyers" as the bow pulpit would vibrate and flex at sea. They also had bolted their stern cleats to a cockpit side storage locker without backing plates.
I grew to love that Viking and am totally impressed with the continued progress they've made every year following. They've gone from middle of the pack to the leading production convertible & sport fishing boat on the water.
The designs & engineering of today's boats emphasize Viking's philosophy of "Building a better boat every day".
Any chance I have of seeing these yachts doing what they're designed to do, I delve into. Great video! Thank you for posting!
I have a feeling that you're gonna love the new white marlin open video coming this week.
@@ZipZapPower Sweet! I did just watch the other two today. Thanx!
Great vid! It's hard to imagine the power/performance of these large fishing yachts. That yellow hulled Viking convertible gives me chills 😎
Beautiful homes, Beautiful palms, Beautiful Boats, at night the place looks magical.
What incredible beautiful beasts
Lots of vikings. My favorite boats!
Found your channel yesterday, subbed and addicted!!!
some of my dream boats!
Highlight of the boat show for me is watching them run out.
Wow that was awesome. Makes my 25 footer look like a row boat lol
Remember when Bertram and Hatteras were the tops and Viking was just a cheap alternative to Egg Harbor?
7:43 that massive yacht made that 55 foot boat look tiny 😮
55 feet? are you crazy
The amount of Vikings in this video... I think I got my fix for a while thank you
An enclosed bridge on some of those big sport fishing boats spoil their looks.That's just my opinion.
Well done. You gotta get one up of the yachts and mega yachts leaving. I'm a trawler enthusiast, so if any made it to your camera, I'd love to see them.
Thanks.
Thanks! This is the largest yacht at the show leaving Miami: th-cam.com/video/PeRXdTnvsIk/w-d-xo.html here is a th-cam.com/video/eJt9whnfqGw/w-d-xo.html
Hey David, I just posted a bonus video you may appreciate, a Grand Banks 59 Aleutian, th-cam.com/video/80H6f3RpZfs/w-d-xo.html
i have a what is probably a really dumb question, but with these boats having , what seems such a low backend, how are they in really rough waves. Is it possible for them to get swamped and take on lots of water from the rear. These boats have become my favorite on the water after viewing tons but have always wondered that .
They have the power to maintain speed through following seas, which might pose an issue of getting swamped, but the cockpits are designed to drain quickly. Backing down on a fish can also put water in the cockpit. Otherwise, they handle like champs. Big engines, good throttle response and planing hulls make the difference.
They are designed to shed water quickly when backing down hard on a big fish. No issues swamping.
These large sports fishers seem to really ride high at the bow with minimal stern freeboard, how are they to helm, they look quite cumbersome?
Low freeboard in the stern for fighting fish.
all but 2 of those were Vikings the seem popular over there
anybody knows what is the that open at 1:07?
1:36 Hey that's the old China Time. The previous owner of that boat built Harborside in Jupiter and he recently got an 82' viking to replace this one.
now it's an 80
Wow we see that insane boat at block Island almost every year
Were is this at,, is it boca.
Miami, Government Cut at the south end of Miami Beach
What's the name of the boat at 1.14?
DIAMOND VENTURES, 58 Donzi Express Sport Fish... www.yachtworld.com/boats/2003/Donzi-Express-Sport-Fish-3055749/Stuart/FL/United-States#.WQDYW4jyuUk
just dun turn on the radar is it just for show?
crash and c what happens
It's a Viking parade
What is the sport fisher at 1:07?
Donzi Express Sportfish 58
ZipZapPower Thanks man!
Radar is not required on vessels under 1600 GT (33 CFR 164.35), however, Rule 7 states that .
In other words, whoever has one must use it. The Navigation Rules are
not meant to discourage the use of any device, rather they expect
prudent mariners to avail themselves of (Rule 5),
e.g. the use of radar. At issue is whether the use of radar is
appropriate in the prevailing circumstances and that is a determination
made by the Master; and, ultimately decided by a trier of fact.
Should you be in a collision how would a judge/jury rule on your
contention that the use of radar was impracticable (due to electrical
drain, crew shortages, etc.)? Also, if a collision does occur, then
there was obviously a beforehand. Could the
determination of that risk have been made sooner with the use of radar?
It is difficult to answer such questions because the circumstances of
each case are different.
crash into me and you radar is not on and i will own your house and boat
IMO has to be the S e X Y - e S T MV a guy could hold the keys too.............. ! ! !
When I'm a billionaire I'm buying a Viking 80 to just burn fuel out and back to the good fishing spots.
Only criminals can afford