Yea I cross the columbia river bar the graveyard of the of the northwest lmao I'd like to see you hit the bar at 35 haha this last guy knows whats how it goes!!
The last boat was a win. Yeah, he let himself get a little sideways waffled at the entrance, but I think he was just looking for a good entry point and lost a little momentum. He recovered well and it was very smooth motoring after that.
Initially, I wanted to hand the W to Haulover. However the cap got her under control and didn't take any water over the bow, so I am gonna hand the boats the W this week.
Going with boats. Captain picked his route and waited for the wave. Once he caught it, he roads it in nicely. Never bounces the hull. No spray. Good ride
Last Capt? I give him a thumbs up... brought his boat through with minimal stress. Looks like he wanted to go easy and he accomplished that. Not so big on the design myself... prefer a craft where you're more open to the weather. Midnight Express please!
@@debbieeden1611 Hello Debbie... excellent point my friend. Excuse my frame of mind... having moved here from Ireland recently the more sun the better for me. I've had my fill of dark pubs, eh? Sláinte Debbie... ;)
Oh man, that last one was wave reading mastery. He wasn’t being manhandled, he was riding the whole thing out pretty damm smooth. Right on the edge of disaster, but perfectly calm and in control.
It’s a good idea but I think too many captains play too much to the cameras instead of paying attention to the conditions. And adding a live commentary would make them play to them even more. Their eyes and ears would be focused on the wrong thing.
The last round should go to the driver. He was slow at first looking for a wave to ride, so when a big wave starts coming up on him, he accelerates and rides it like a pro. He probably didnt want to start slow, just looking for a better opportunity in the waves. Sweet video i just found this channel yesterday.
I think this episode goes to the boats, the last guy started off rough by getting sideways but he pulled it together and gently took the win for the boats.
Haulover. He's lucky his ride wasn't worse. It could have easily gone bad fast. You're my boy, Broncos Guru! You're my boy! Boating season is coming back in the northeast and I'm getting a new to me boat. Bada Boom, realest guy in the room. How ya doin?
Boston Boatworks: a real boat (not a transformer, not a boy toy, not look at my money) driven by someone with water sense. Smooth, competent and I would guess, “a good man in a storm”.
I was going to give the last win to Haulover because the cap was just going to slow and not using the boats potential. However, he did bring it in smooth with no waves crashing over the bow. Good thing, too! His front windshields were open! I love this channel and the others. Miami Boat Ramps - The Greatest Show on Earth!
I am glad you asked on the last one. It looked like it could go wrong, but went good. And, consider that... his passengers had no bit hits, no getting tossed around. Sure, the bow was close to going under... but it didn't, and his passengers were big winners (assuming there were several). Win for the boat.
Always great videos. Never miss any. Can you show some bigger boats like trawlers in the inlet. I got one and kinda wonder what to expect with a 25 ton boat with a single screw
Last one is a definite win. The captain seemed to know what he was doing and was waiting patiently to ride out the wave until the opportunity to go presented itself.
yesterday we got 79th street again over on MBR, today it's a stuffing at haulover. you're killing it bg! thanks as always. Haulover took the win this week.
By the grace of Haulover that boat survived. Also that Midnight Express was beautiful. Lastly,I really enjoy the details at the bottom that describe the vessel, engines, etc. Im not a boat enthusiast per se, but lately these videos are all I want to see at the end of the day.
I was on a 60ft. 2200hp boat that broached coming into a harbour on a rough day. After the skipper had regained control we went past the sign saying "5 knot speed limit" doing 25 knots! It was not my skipper's finest day :)
Boston Boatworks for the win. That was perfect, he just literally surfed it like foot boarding. BB just stayed between the waves and spend up a little bit, and back off a little bit as needed, it was perfect. Tom Lyons
We live in SC. traveled to Sunny Isles last week for vacation. 1st place I wanted to go was to haul over. Went on a boat to sandbar on Friday. CRAZY!! Thanks for videos.
Give that last boat a win from me too, nice solid riding boat, and captain wasn't going gonzo, and as several commented below, life jackets for the win +2!
The Boston has an experienced captain. Watch any fishing boat returning to a tough harbor. They all do the same fully laden and in the trough expertly. Question...is this Haul-over Inlet? I wasn’t sure from the narrator comments.
Cap did a nice job navigating the inlet. Haulover may have pushed the boat a little but cap had it under control the entire time. That’s a win for the boats.
Hey man I’ve loved your videos since the day you started them and will keep watching them for sure. But I think one thing that you should explain to a lot of people at home that probably don’t understand what tide change is. Because it could be a beautiful day at Hall over but because of the tide change it can get nasty. I live in Vancouver BC where we go from slack tide to high tide and in that 4 to 6 hour period When the tide is changing things get wild. Hope that makes sense. Because we don’t quite have a haul over here that is that narrow but when water is gushing out and gushing back in it makes those tighter Narrows very turbulent for the boats which is why you see good and bad days and all over. But again thanks for the videos bro you’re on top of it love it.
Why is it that so many think this little inlet is so bad? Sure there appear to be a large number of people with no clue doing dumb things while navigating it, but the vast majority even so seem to make it through with no harm done, even if it was a bit of a rocky ride. Boats have won every one of your vids that I've watched - where I'm from if the boat loses its on the bottom and/or in pieces. A straight run, no bar, deep water, only occasional breaking waves if any,. Sure there seems to be a current but a half competent skipper will get through that backwards with their eyes closed.
Not a fun day?? This is the definition of fun. Why do you think we watch this stuff? I would run back and forth through this inlet on a day like this. Not like an idiot; just safely for fun.
The last boat won. I see a kid inside with a life jacket...automatic win in my book!
Ok Grandpa
@@matt6360 so safety is for old people only? And thanks for calling me grandpa! just became one three weeks ago. How did you know?
@@rayhjr72 lol he’s ignorant or doesn’t have kids
such a rough day everyone should have one on. I think the captain's wife would be a little angry if he don't come home with his first mate!
@@billlee1724 how am I ignorant??? I guessed that he was a grandfather and I was correct. Why such negativity?
Last boat ended up staying dry...and off the rox...I give him a win! Shaken not stirred! 😎
I think it did the best out of all of them. Didn’t bang the boat up and down and didn’t take on any water
Yea I cross the columbia river bar the graveyard of the of the northwest lmao I'd like to see you hit the bar at 35 haha this last guy knows whats how it goes!!
I heard those last three words in Sean Connery's voice.
The last boat was a win. Yeah, he let himself get a little sideways waffled at the entrance, but I think he was just looking for a good entry point and lost a little momentum. He recovered well and it was very smooth motoring after that.
And he was wearing a lifejacket
Automatic win
I think the last boat was a winner. And a very experienced captain.
Thanks ! It was a fun ride! Life Jacket - yes always in Haulover
Initially, I wanted to hand the W to Haulover. However the cap got her under control and didn't take any water over the bow, so I am gonna hand the boats the W this week.
With front screens open too for added style points
I felt the same. Good call.
I give the Boston Boatworks the win. Cap walked his tightrope effectively, and maybe his aim was to ease his way in, which he did.
Love the channel!
A solid boat win. Smooth, no bow stuffing, no knee jerk reactions, did exactly what they needed to to get that boat through.
The Axopar was a little rough, but those bows are made to punch through waves like that that as well. Just make sure you're inside 😂
Last boat won, surfed in and got haulover to pay half the fuel bill.
So true. I auctally laughed real hard at this comment. Always good when someone or something pays half the fuel bill😁
Going with boats. Captain picked his route and waited for the wave. Once he caught it, he roads it in nicely. Never bounces the hull. No spray. Good ride
Last Capt? I give him a thumbs up... brought his boat through with minimal stress. Looks like he wanted to go easy and he accomplished that.
Not so big on the design myself... prefer a craft where you're more open to the weather.
Midnight Express please!
Yes but up in Boston you need to be under cover alot more. I say it's a win for the boat. This guy should do commercials he talks so fast
@@debbieeden1611 Hello Debbie... excellent point my friend. Excuse my frame of mind... having moved here from Ireland recently the more sun the better for me. I've had my fill of dark pubs, eh?
Sláinte Debbie...
;)
He didn't slam the boat, and he never got it wet on the inside. He tamed Haulover. Win for the boat.
Oh man, that last one was wave reading mastery. He wasn’t being manhandled, he was riding the whole thing out pretty damm smooth. Right on the edge of disaster, but perfectly calm and in control.
Last boat made it in without spilling their champagne. That’s a win
He should get a microphone and do this live so the people driving can hear him 😂
It’s a good idea but I think too many captains play too much to the cameras instead of paying attention to the conditions. And adding a live commentary would make them play to them even more. Their eyes and ears would be focused on the wrong thing.
The last round should go to the driver. He was slow at first looking for a wave to ride, so when a big wave starts coming up on him, he accelerates and rides it like a pro. He probably didnt want to start slow, just looking for a better opportunity in the waves. Sweet video i just found this channel yesterday.
Boat last boat captain was a hippie he was their for the ride. Just groovy baby!
I too enjoy a free ride on occasion! But in my kayak!
Loving the Axopar in the thumbnail. The more I see them, the more I like them.
That last boat had the smoothest ride of them all.
I think this episode goes to the boats, the last guy started off rough by getting sideways but he pulled it together and gently took the win for the boats.
The last guy is a real boat driver.
Haulover takes the win! The last boat got thrown around, almost completely turned the boat around as well! Great Vid!
Yea, what Connor O'Brien said
I have no idea how this channel ended up on my feed, and even less idea why I clicked on it, but I just keep watching more videos!
I am legit in a tower overlooking the inlet, been watching it all day, what a dream!!!!!!!
We’ve had sunlight for less than 2 hours so it can’t be all day
If you have to say “legit”, you are probably not.
@@borysnijinski331 brooooooooooooooo Ritz Carlton Haulover Tower
Last boat was the best “boat win” ever. The captain used the waves and current for a totally smooth entry.
Haulover. He's lucky his ride wasn't worse. It could have easily gone bad fast.
You're my boy, Broncos Guru! You're my boy! Boating season is coming back in the northeast and I'm getting a new to me boat. Bada Boom, realest guy in the room. How ya doin?
Boston Boatworks: a real boat (not a transformer, not a boy toy, not look at my money) driven by someone with water sense. Smooth, competent and I would guess, “a good man in a storm”.
Best color scheme ever. Looks like it’s made of lego.
The winner? BOAT. It never got roughed up by Haulover in the last round. Good Job.
Idk, seems like last guy was the most calm and tactical entrance I've seen. I think he proved the whole tortoise and the hare thing
Win for the boats. That last guy couldn't have driven that boat more perfectly. The pros always make it look easy.
The boats get wet!? That's Amazing and unusual! Whoddathunkit?
Boats that don't roll and sink win.
I felt like the Axopar cut back before it got stuffed. I think its more river or lake boat. I really like them, anyhow. Intercostal works to.
It feels like this channel is a missed opportunity for Midnight Express, Sea Vee, or Freeman. Those boats ALWAYS look great on here.
I was going to give the last win to Haulover because the cap was just going to slow and not using the boats potential. However, he did bring it in smooth with no waves crashing over the bow. Good thing, too! His front windshields were open! I love this channel and the others. Miami Boat Ramps - The Greatest Show on Earth!
The life jacket is an automatic win for me.
That first boat looks like it's got a call of duty weapon skin
Last boat was trying to surf his way in and he did. Experienced captain. Had all the windows shut and everyone inside. Win for the boats.
Windows shut? Not that I could see. Bow down he was going to get wet but lucked in this time.
I am glad you asked on the last one. It looked like it could go wrong, but went good. And, consider that... his passengers had no bit hits, no getting tossed around. Sure, the bow was close to going under... but it didn't, and his passengers were big winners (assuming there were several). Win for the boat.
Always great videos. Never miss any. Can you show some bigger boats like trawlers in the inlet. I got one and kinda wonder what to expect with a 25 ton boat with a single screw
Bots took the W. It was amazing see the Azimut getting tossed around like that.
That last boat was surfing, they did great. But the smallest boat did the best.
Close call but I think boats this week 😎🇨🇦
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Front screens open show confidence, win to the boat. Waited for right wave to surf/power it in. Well done
Last one is a definite win. The captain seemed to know what he was doing and was waiting patiently to ride out the wave until the opportunity to go presented itself.
Why is this channel so entertaining?
yesterday we got 79th street again over on MBR, today it's a stuffing at haulover. you're killing it bg! thanks as always.
Haulover took the win this week.
On the last boat no water got into it, so I call it a win
This place is amazing, and everyone acknowledges you guys.
That first boat is really cool looking
The slow approach and opening it up seemed really effective
The Boston Boatworks Capt pussied out...
Haulover wins! 😎
Haulover: who want the smoke?
Midnight Express: do I look like a joke to you.
I love the Midnight express.
Swear to god the commentary is THEE BEST! 😭🤣
I dont know why, but I cant stop watching these videos lol
schadenfreude?
By the grace of Haulover that boat survived. Also that Midnight Express was beautiful. Lastly,I really enjoy the details at the bottom that describe the vessel, engines, etc. Im not a boat enthusiast per se, but lately these videos are all I want to see at the end of the day.
I was on a 60ft. 2200hp boat that broached coming into a harbour on a rough day. After the skipper had regained control we went past the sign saying "5 knot speed limit" doing 25 knots! It was not my skipper's finest day :)
Boston Boatworks for the win. That was perfect, he just literally surfed it like foot boarding. BB just stayed between the waves and spend up a little bit, and back off a little bit as needed, it was perfect.
Tom Lyons
Honest last dude was win. Extra style points for riding that wave like he did.
Last boat - dry, slow but a bit of side rock, did a solid job of riding back end of swells without getting slapped on the back by them.
Win for boats
I love these videos and especially the commentator's fast explanations!
We live in SC. traveled to Sunny Isles last week for vacation. 1st place I wanted to go was to haul over.
Went on a boat to sandbar on Friday. CRAZY!! Thanks for videos.
Give that last boat a win from me too, nice solid riding boat, and captain wasn't going gonzo, and as several commented below, life jackets for the win +2!
I vote for the Key West. Definitely knew what he was doing and the kid in back had on a life preserver.
The Boston has an experienced captain. Watch any fishing boat returning to a tough harbor. They all do the same fully laden and in the trough expertly.
Question...is this Haul-over Inlet? I wasn’t sure from the narrator comments.
Who would’ve knew we needed these so much
last one is a win, smooth
Wait, this entire channel is just sports commentary on pleasure boats going out to sea and coming back? MOVE OVER MARBLR OLYMPICS! :D
Every time a boat doesnt sink its a win in my book.
Give round 5 to the boat easily. Non-traditional but completely in control.
Cap did a nice job navigating the inlet. Haulover may have pushed the boat a little but cap had it under control the entire time. That’s a win for the boats.
I’d give the last boat a win. He got a bit pushed around but stayed dry and making headway looking almost majestic at the end. Lovely looking boat
Boats won the last round. Captain kept the boat under control and the passenger inside the cabin had a life jacket.
That Boston Boat looks like a dressed up Lobster boat.
Last boat slow like a pro equals win!
He drove that boat through. A win to the driver
I think that if you don't hit the jetty or sink your boat at haulover its a win!
Last boat was a natural win
Not sure what changed with this episode but I like it!
Boston Boatworks absolutely owned it. He's deffo an old salt.
No one spilled a drop of beer in the last boat! A little wonky but a smooth ride in. Boats edge out a win!
Hey man I’ve loved your videos since the day you started them and will keep watching them for sure. But I think one thing that you should explain to a lot of people at home that probably don’t understand what tide change is. Because it could be a beautiful day at Hall over but because of the tide change it can get nasty. I live in Vancouver BC where we go from slack tide to high tide and in that 4 to 6 hour period When the tide is changing things get wild. Hope that makes sense. Because we don’t quite have a haul over here that is that narrow but when water is gushing out and gushing back in it makes those tighter Narrows very turbulent for the boats which is why you see good and bad days and all over. But again thanks for the videos bro you’re on top of it love it.
Last get the win... he kept it pretty smooth.
The Axopar is designed to stuff the bow, much like an FPB. In most situations that improves passenger comfort.
I really love the look of that key west
Boat won the last one. Looked slippery but was actually smooth sailing. Champ
haulover nearly got it for me but then the boats came back for a win.
Keep up the great content🙂
Definitely the boats. After he hesitated, he was smooth coming in and handled it well.
Boat made it through dry on the last round. Was working WITH the waves instead of fighting them. I'd give the boat the win.
Why is it that so many think this little inlet is so bad?
Sure there appear to be a large number of people with no clue doing dumb things while navigating it, but the vast majority even so seem to make it through with no harm done, even if it was a bit of a rocky ride. Boats have won every one of your vids that I've watched - where I'm from if the boat loses its on the bottom and/or in pieces.
A straight run, no bar, deep water, only occasional breaking waves if any,. Sure there seems to be a current but a half competent skipper will get through that backwards with their eyes closed.
Agree, this looks better then many days where I live.
The line of boats waiting tor boat ramp is wild. And not even summer yet.
boat with the comeback
Never seen a lego boat do that before 😬😳
i like that first boat,enclosed on all sides,cool design
The boat became the wave very impressive. His Start looked bad though lol.
Yep, "shaken, not stirred", caution being the better choice than valor.
Last boat stayed afloat and dry. It's a win!!!
Not a fun day?? This is the definition of fun. Why do you think we watch this stuff? I would run back and forth through this inlet on a day like this. Not like an idiot; just safely for fun.
Can’t wait to see this in person one day
If I imagine the last boater being stoned a hell, the route he took makes complete sense.this guy went for a smooth slow ride
That last boat failed his way to a win. Nice looking boat though. Classic design style, clean and simple.