@@justmedontknowdoyou7860 or a Borg cube full of em’ ;) Drone footage is still a fairly new concept, I was watching surf rescue video’d with one and totally forgot... in WA they use them for beach fishing, they fly the hook out and drop it.
i love all these daring-do videos about how gnarly everything is. When actually the camera person and boat have already done it and are waiting patiently for the "stars" to blather their way through.
Actually the two main tourist boats that run the falls have more than two engines. The smaller one has 3 x 300 Hp outboards and the larger has 4 x 300Hp outboards, 900 and 1200HP respectively. We were up there two months ago and went through both falls, it's both insane and spectacular.
My friends and I have spent a lifetime engaging in high-risk sports, and we still get to enjoy them because we've shown respect for the environments we're in, and have been prepared for sub-optimal outcomes. I'm struggling to understand how a PFD wasn't the most common sense bit of kit for this particular adventure. For some, looking cool is everything. Know what's not cool? A bloated corpse retrieved by divers 2 months later when the body's found. Not a great example for young adventurers who look up to these guys.
The horizontal waterfall would of near stop my heart too! Thankfully you guys had some good power to get it through! Well Done, great to watch. Aussie Chrisso 🛥️🚤
We have a reverse falls in Victoria B.C. Canada that happens every time the tide comes in and goes out! There is only a few places like this in the world! Thanks for sharing this bruv! Cheers, Jerbs.
I just spent 4 months up there just me and the dog. I went through both the gaps a couple of times and grew up going through there all the time with my dad. wicked place that deserves respect. should have waited for the tide to ease off a bit and gone through the second gap. there's also a lovely fresh water spring is you go right after the first gap.
Did these falls years ago with our two most experienced coxn's on the helm - one with over 30 years ocean going sea experience - in two seaboats...absolutely awesome, so powerful, but absolutely scary as all get out! Even had a couple of guys jump in between the two falls - for about 30 seconds each - just to experience the pull of the water, which was apparently incredible (they were nutters though - seasoned territorian divers, who don't know the meaning of caution)!
Doesn't look much worse than Hell's Gate on the Fraser River in BC, although it's difficult to judge properly without being in the boat myself. Now, if you want some *real* boating action, I invite you to visit the Columbia River Bar on a blustery day. BTW, the other name for the Bar is The Graveyard of the Pacific.
I’ve done similar stunts, this was in my opinion inches away from going over. Incredible the power of the water. There’s a river hear in Georgian Bay, Ontario Canada called the Bad River, absolutely crazy rapids. You need a minimum of 50hp on a Tinny to overcome the speed of the water..full out your barley creating forward at times. Scary as hell, but cool!
This is nothing compared to The Skookumchuck in BC, Canada that thing swallows barges and tug boats, yet guys on kayaks surf the tide change. It's insane to watch!!
I'm sitting here trying to figure out where this is in Kimberley, Washington. I'd never heard of it. (LMAO) Then they said "Crocs and Sharks" and I was like.... WHA? Yes, I figured it out quickly, it didn't look like anywhere I'd ever seen in the USA, and IT WASN'T. LOL
id do it in my 1995 boston whaler dauntless 15. its got an EFI YAMI on the back and im as wreckless as them. but they did it and i didnt so HAIL TO THEM!!
Country side is way too harsh and miles from anywhere. And why destroy a beautiful place for a bit of power? I lived in the Kimberley's and Solar and Wind are the best for that area.
@Hammerschlägen M The nearest place with people is Broome, which is 255 kilometers away, and Broome only has 12,000 people. There are only 35,000 people in the Kimberley's which has a size of 163,521 sq mi, 3 times bigger than England and just slightly smaller than California. They dont need the power, so no need to try and harness it for power. They already use Solar and Wind in the town sites for power. You really should do some research before sprouting off.
While I was in the uni, we did lots of researches on hydropower for the Kimberley, tide up to 10 meters high. as Shane said, the extremely low population and their widespread makes it economically unfeasible. Unless one day the ultra-high DC transmission becomes cheap technology there is no way to make this profitable. Or when the electricity is $10 or more per unit which I assume can happen after world war three, LOL
Great footage, I have been through both on the tour boat and that was at bit hairy, great though, but I could not imagine going through that with a small boat.
Malcolm Douglas, a classic Australian bush adventurer on TV, did some fishing in those waters that I remember watching. He kept getting fish on his line and when he got them to the boat the sharks had eaten everything but the head, whaler sharks absolutely swarming those waters.
Been through there a few times and it’s a bloody ass clencher every time! Bloody good fishing up round there though, we saw a massive 6m salty floating about the falls one year, I would not want to go for a swim there !
Ummmm We do that almost once a week at Haulover in FL. With Waves bigger then our boat. Just trim it with the nose up a bit and give it hell... Problem solved
There is some serious yachting destinations! Some of the best in the world! Imagine sitting in your 60foot boat/yacht anchored for a week just catching fish, jet ski ing and snorkeling! Absolutely stunning part of Australia!
@@hedleyt8095 Well I did and here I am. Try Exmouth Gulf dive expeditions. It makes the Great Barrier Reef look like a paddling pool, and that makes John Penecamp reef look like, well nothing much at all.
Wow that was intense happy I watched it before I made a decision to go into the falls I think it’s a wee bit safer looking down and listening to the roar of the ocean that’ll be enough.
Malcolm Douglas did it on a video series . He was an expert driver and almost flipped it . Have to be an expert boat driver in charge before I'd do it .
Love adventure and I'm glad you made it through safely. As I've learned in my own life, " you're never too old to do something stupid " but how's a man to test his metal. Most men will find something dangerous to do eventually. Stay safe...Shalom
Initially it threw me off with the WA in the intro text. I'm familiar with most water difficulties in the State of Washington, USA---LOL. The one that is well know here is Deception pass in the San Juans. HOWEVER this makes Deception pass look like a kiddy pool! And I just went through it for the first time in July with my 48' 1947 cruiser. Timing is Everything! Or the power to get yourself out of difficulty.
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Note: The chase boat ran the exact same water without all the publicity. Good job invisible chase boat guys!
Drone.
@@id10tcertified And the Flying ones too
Hovercraft
The cameraman never dies mate!
@@justmedontknowdoyou7860 or a Borg cube full of em’ ;) Drone footage is still a fairly new concept, I was watching surf rescue video’d with one and totally forgot... in WA they use them for beach fishing, they fly the hook out and drop it.
i love all these daring-do videos about how gnarly everything is. When actually the camera person and boat have already done it and are waiting patiently for the "stars" to blather their way through.
These days it could be drones, though I wouldn't bet money on it. It's also possible the camera crew has a more capable boat.
Yeah it's so dangerous were not even gonna wear a life vest. LMAO
It's either soooooo dangerous and they're simple fools, or - more likely - it's typical talk-it-up TV.
Was totally asking myself the same thing. Why no life vests on? TV does exaggerate ever for sure as well....
Came here to say this...
You are a floating feed if you end up in the drink there
Way overdramatic!
Actually the two main tourist boats that run the falls have more than two engines. The smaller one has 3 x 300 Hp outboards and the larger has 4 x 300Hp outboards, 900 and 1200HP respectively. We were up there two months ago and went through both falls, it's both insane and spectacular.
LOVED these falls - went there with my husband when he worked in the area and going thru is just AWESOME
My friends and I have spent a lifetime engaging in high-risk sports, and we still get to enjoy them because we've shown respect for the environments we're in, and have been prepared for sub-optimal outcomes. I'm struggling to understand how a PFD wasn't the most common sense bit of kit for this particular adventure. For some, looking cool is everything. Know what's not cool? A bloated corpse retrieved by divers 2 months later when the body's found. Not a great example for young adventurers who look up to these guys.
This is hard to appreciate if you've never run a big boat through rough waters. The way the current pushes that boat sideways is incredible.
The horizontal waterfall would of near stop my heart too! Thankfully you guys had some good power to get it through!
Well Done, great to watch.
Aussie Chrisso 🛥️🚤
We have a reverse falls in Victoria B.C. Canada that happens every time the tide comes in and goes out! There is only a few places like this in the world! Thanks for sharing this bruv! Cheers, Jerbs.
Hole in the Wall. I'll be honest it scared me a little bit. Especially the whirlpools with giant log's in the middle.
I just spent 4 months up there just me and the dog. I went through both the gaps a couple of times and grew up going through there all the time with my dad. wicked place that deserves respect. should have waited for the tide to ease off a bit and gone through the second gap. there's also a lovely fresh water spring is you go right after the first gap.
Dang that was crazy how the got pushed sideways like that. Like the paint job on the boat.
Good job putting you life vests on before that run lads. Great example! Haha
I'd be more worried about crocs and sharks up there. I think I'd rather drown
Did these falls years ago with our two most experienced coxn's on the helm - one with over 30 years ocean going sea experience - in two seaboats...absolutely awesome, so powerful, but absolutely scary as all get out! Even had a couple of guys jump in between the two falls - for about 30 seconds each - just to experience the pull of the water, which was apparently incredible (they were nutters though - seasoned territorian divers, who don't know the meaning of caution)!
Dang these dudes are crazy, non of the life jackets are wearing Australians.
😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahah
Malcolm Douglas really did make the passage look deceptively easy...
He was smart and waited for slack water I'm guessing.
Malcolm was a great Man. Best wishes from Germany
Doesn't look much worse than Hell's Gate on the Fraser River in BC, although it's difficult to judge properly without being in the boat myself. Now, if you want some *real* boating action, I invite you to visit the Columbia River Bar on a blustery day. BTW, the other name for the Bar is The Graveyard of the Pacific.
I’ve done similar stunts, this was in my opinion inches away from going over. Incredible the power of the water. There’s a river hear in Georgian Bay, Ontario Canada called the Bad River, absolutely crazy rapids. You need a minimum of 50hp on a Tinny to overcome the speed of the water..full out your barley creating forward at times. Scary as hell, but cool!
A tip of the cap to Malcom Douglas!!
He smashed this!!
This is nothing compared to The Skookumchuck in BC, Canada that thing swallows barges and tug boats, yet guys on kayaks surf the tide change. It's insane to watch!!
Jim from mutual of Omaha’s wild kingdom use to swim through there no problem!!!!!
And wearing only flip-flops....with not a single hair out of place on his head...talent...pure talent....
lolol
Don't get done out there we wanna see more All4Adventure. Won't lose points with me if you guys wore PFDs...
American TH-cam channel: wearing 2 life vests and another flotation device each.
Aussies: Gun it, she'll be right....
Time and tides wait for no man, you very courageous and sense and watchful. Terrific
I'm sitting here trying to figure out where this is in Kimberley, Washington. I'd never heard of it. (LMAO) Then they said "Crocs and Sharks" and I was like.... WHA? Yes, I figured it out quickly, it didn't look like anywhere I'd ever seen in the USA, and IT WASN'T. LOL
Love the old videos guys,keep on going👍
Following in the footsteps of Malcom Douglas, Alby Mangles and Troy Dan...
@SKIP AD yeah bloody oath. He was good value haha
Who else from the description thought of Deception Pass in Wa [ Wa being Washington State ? ]
WA has hands down some of the coolest folks on Earth, super neighborly at least in my experience. I hope to make it back for a visit some day.
Award winner for The Most Australian Content on the Web.
id do it in my 1995 boston whaler dauntless 15. its got an EFI YAMI on the back and im as wreckless as them. but they did it and i didnt so HAIL TO THEM!!
Well, you got my attention guys. Gutsy move and great steering. Godspeed!
I would guess there are guys in kayaks that have done this as well.
This is the stuff I want to see TH-cam!
Am I the only one thinking this would make a great hydro electricity generator?
Country side is way too harsh and miles from anywhere. And why destroy a beautiful place for a bit of power? I lived in the Kimberley's and Solar and Wind are the best for that area.
@Hammerschlägen M The nearest place with people is Broome, which is 255 kilometers away, and Broome only has 12,000 people. There are only 35,000 people in the Kimberley's which has a size of 163,521 sq mi, 3 times bigger than England and just slightly smaller than California. They dont need the power, so no need to try and harness it for power. They already use Solar and Wind in the town sites for power. You really should do some research before sprouting off.
Maybe even produce electricity a couple hours a day
While I was in the uni, we did lots of researches on hydropower for the Kimberley, tide up to 10 meters high. as Shane said, the extremely low population and their widespread makes it economically unfeasible. Unless one day the ultra-high DC transmission becomes cheap technology there is no way to make this profitable. Or when the electricity is $10 or more per unit which I assume can happen after world war three, LOL
Am I the only one who thinks it's time we leave nature the fuck alone?
You guys need to come to Idaho and run Hells Canyon. It makes this look like childs play!
That's what I was thinking too.
Great footage, I have been through both on the tour boat and that was at bit hairy, great though, but I could not imagine going through that with a small boat.
If you like this sort of stuff, come to Scotland and try the Falls of Lora or the The Corryvreckan both near Oban on the west coast
My wife and I flew from Broome and had a great day ..lemon sharks and bat fish .going on the boat ride was beautiful. That was 2015 ...yes go there .
Having done a lot of crazy boating over the years my heart was pumping hard just watching. 👍😎👌
ive been there and even in a tour boat it makes you wonder how safe it is even with 4 300hp on the back
Okay...I wasn’t impressed with the danger UNTIL he mentioned there are CROCS and SHARKS in those waters!
Malcolm Douglas, a classic Australian bush adventurer on TV, did some fishing in those waters that I remember watching. He kept getting fish on his line and when he got them to the boat the sharks had eaten everything but the head, whaler sharks absolutely swarming those waters.
I was so scared for those two! I mean white water! Rushing in a direction! And you you brave souls took it on like like im wiping tears away
I was so frightened for them.
Pretty exciting but pretty short. The Whirlpool Rapids of Niagara Falls are equally exciting but longer. The Jetboat ride is intense.
I remember going through the narrows of Draney Inlet to Dawson's Landing for freight, same only wider less turbulent.
You guys are absolutely crazy. I can't believe you are still alive!!
Omg.. Very spectacular riding down and up , guys you are totally crazy .Hehee..!🤔🙄😛..! Thx for Great video , best regards from Canada ! 👌🍁🍻🍸🍹🍁✌
Been through there a few times and it’s a bloody ass clencher every time! Bloody good fishing up round there though, we saw a massive 6m salty floating about the falls one year, I would not want to go for a swim there !
No one bloody cares
Awesome just friggin awesome! Great video! Way to power through 💪💪💪💪
you blokes are legends
Great show , thanks
You even got my heart pumping the adrenaline just watching this.
Ya me two lol
Wow that brings back memory's from when i was young watchimg malcolm Douglas
yes, but he went through all the gates :-)
Oi, these dudes have either huge balls, or tiny brains!! Lol, that scene had me gripping my chair with my cheeks!!
And no whinging either, just maybe we don’t do that again! The balls!
You guys truly have 3 brass balls, I wouldn’t do that in my bass boat even with a 400
🙈that was scary watching your boat flip flop.. Glad you got through.
Great Video.
They came through like a piece of cake. Amazing
Malcom Douglas would have done it with his old 90hp 😂😂
Sir Malcolm did it many times, 30 yrs ago.
I know that’s why I said he would do it in an old ally boat with a 90hp Johnston. He was a ledgend
Yeah he was pretty cool!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 How true.
Driving that boat through the narrow must be like running on the moving sidewalk at the airport. Nice!
very lovely Vlog
When I was 10 I had the biggest crush on Alby Mangels haha
Ummmm We do that almost once a week at Haulover in FL. With Waves bigger then our boat.
Just trim it with the nose up a bit and give it hell... Problem solved
Not one of these guys has ever been at Cape D. 30 foot rollers. I will say this. Seeing the boat on it's side is scary.
Cool video guys. Liked it more when Malcolm Douglas made it 20 years ago.
This is one impressive waterfall!
The force of the water was such, it even got my adrenaline pumping.
Wow you guys are crazy, LoL. We've got some crazy waters here in WA but nothing like that.
In the USA we have the bay of fundey it has massive tide change around 15 foot also crazy whirlpools. That looked like fun.
There is some serious yachting destinations! Some of the best in the world! Imagine sitting in your 60foot boat/yacht anchored for a week just catching fish, jet ski ing and snorkeling! Absolutely stunning part of Australia!
You wouldn't be snorkeling there mate! You'd be dinner 🤣😂
@@hedleyt8095 i didn't mean at the inlet i mean in that area you dufus!!
@BADDAZZ GARAGE »»»»» I think i heard them mention *--crocks and sharks--* ,towards the end
@@hedleyt8095 Well I did and here I am. Try Exmouth Gulf dive expeditions. It makes the Great Barrier Reef look like a paddling pool, and that makes John Penecamp reef look like, well nothing much at all.
Don't go telling people Baddazz, it's crowded enough. Of course being 500 miles from a bottle shop sorts the haves from the have nots.
Need to have Ozzie Man to narrate this to get the true nature of this piece.
Im so sad, I live in Washington state and was thinking, this is awesome, cant wait to hit it....WA=Western Australia :(
Sad they can't afford sleeves for their shirts.
Roman Nose the sharks got them in the last show
Sleeves are for nerds.
30+°C why would you want sleeves? lmao
michiganriverman So says Rick Ness on Goldrush!
Its because their backs are cold, but their arms are hot.
We better not take on the narrow one. Next thing 4 brothers punch through in a 12 foot punt on the cans.
I didn't even know something like that existed! Wow. Yet one more thing that tries to kill you down under!
Wow that was intense happy I watched it before I made a decision to go into the falls I think it’s a wee bit safer looking down and listening to the roar of the ocean that’ll be enough.
You guys are the best. I've seen the boats they use for tourists there.. how do yous walk with balls that big?
AMAZING WOW I HAVE SEEN BOATS KICK BUT NOT LIKE THIS TRUELY UNREAL
That's badass, you two are badass
Holy crap boys that was gnarly!
I always said ,Australia's have a set of balls ....I will never cross a river like that with my boat ,,,hell nooooo
and both of them are on this boat - what dimwits
This reminds me of Roaring Hole Rapids in British Columbia, impressive!
You needed a can of Fosters and more horsepower, but that was thrilling
Best comment ever!🤣
You guys are crazy!
Blue Hill, Maine has a version of this with a bridge overtop.
Meanwhile in Norway the saltstraumen tidal current has a top speed above 20 knots....
Awesome! You guys are crazy. Love your work. Stay safe though I want to keep following your adventures.
We've got one of these at Tasu Narrows, on the west coast of BC
I BI, THE HAIDA GWAII ; smashed my elbow in that town. over 50 yrs ago Bi.
Try Deception Pass, Whidbey Island WA on a full moon tide !
Very cool but check out wee jet boating in New Zealand. Those guys would hit those rapids blindfolded.
2:33 Oh no! You wimped out! I was waiting to see you go through that one! :-)
That looks extremely dangerous, what should we do? Yeah, go through wide-ass open! Lol love these guys.
Malcolm Douglas did it on a video series . He was an expert driver and almost flipped it . Have to be an expert boat driver in charge before I'd do it .
Excellent 👌
Great video. why is it called Horizontal falls ?
alby mangles used to swim through there
He walked.
That was a cool show adventure bound
The original and still the best
That's insane coming back through.
This might be the gnarlious vid !
Love adventure and I'm glad you made it through safely. As I've learned in my own life, " you're never too old to do something stupid " but how's a man to test his metal. Most men will find something dangerous to do eventually. Stay safe...Shalom
Where the hell that narrow throat is located EXACTLY ??
WoW ))))) That was very much risky & challenging for the boat and for the crew of it !!!!
The tour boat now has 1200hp worth of motors, also I like how you make it look like there is nothing near by lol tour barge just 500m away
Initially it threw me off with the WA in the intro text. I'm familiar with most water difficulties in the State of Washington, USA---LOL. The one that is well know here is Deception pass in the San Juans. HOWEVER this makes Deception pass look like a kiddy pool! And I just went through it for the first time in July with my 48' 1947 cruiser. Timing is Everything! Or the power to get yourself out of difficulty.
You ppl are crazy but that's what makes up our lives....
Crazy and skillful...👍👍👍