PONTOON BOAT GOES OUT IN HUGE BOYNTON BEACH INLET SURF!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2021
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Polynesian people sailed the entire Pacific Ocean in wooden pontoon boats about a thousand years ago
Wood floats aluminum doesn't
@@billwalker4158 punctured aluminum doesn't float in this case
Those people had way more skill than these incompetent boaters
A little rock n roll but I really didn't see where he had a problem
The camera doesn't do the waves justice. The waves crashed on the side of the pontoon, and he also started surfing waves sideways which I've seen boats flip over from. Keep in mind, this guy is out with a baby on board
Awesome video of someone looking for change on the ground.
Lol
GNARRRRLY!
Loving the comments, lot of boater's on here, not one myself but looking for next Summer.
If you really wanna see pontoon or Tritoon test, check the Avalon, Barletta, Bennington pages.
Avalon took a dual engine, Tritoon from Great Lake's, to Florida, to Cuba and back, they were in 3 to 4 ft waves, running bout 30mph.
A Bennington did the Great Loop, and Barletta did a 200 mile run off the Washington coast.
And recently, a Avalon Pontoon, with Hydrofoil went from Miami to Bimini.
Salt water Tritoon s are the way to go 👍
(PS: they've already taken a Sea-Doo Switch from Miami to Bimini with the pwc groups 👍)
I mean I hate to say it but it looked like he just about made it and probably would’ve if he would have kept going. 😂
yeah he was fine. look to me like an easy day fishing.
Thank you for the video Capt. Karen
Don't think this is a Karen situation... I've personally seen boats capsize and people getting thrown off boats in this inlet. Just don't want to see a guy recklessly taking his family (with a baby on board) out on a rental pontoon that he as no business being on in those conditions... :)
No shit.
😂
He did great! Imagine if it was a Tritoon !!??
Saying it would have done better or worse had it been a tritoon?
@@jessesimpson777 better off course !
When u go out and realize not a good idea 👍🏽 and start hauling ass back to shore immediately
What the hell, that last wave he was sideways, guy didn't have a clue, that was closer than anyone thinks to disaster.
Yup exactly!
Don't be such a puuuusssyyy
Maybe a larger tritoon could handle this but not a small pontoon. They just aren't made for this kind of water. Lake boats at best and if you do take it out in the bay NOT the ocean you better pray for a VERY glassy calm day.
Whenever I see a video of someone doing something stupid on a Pontoon I start hearing that Little Big Town song in my head.
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its a cat it will be fine lololol
Pontoons are pretty safe but definitely not fun, I’ll stick to the small lakes
Obviously the guy don't know a lot about pontoon boats ! they are a very sturdy platform
Just because you can don't mean you should!
Jeeeze, what's the problem. People think pontoon boats can't handle any kind of seas. Today's pontoons are more capable than most know. They are tanks, unsinkable and can have enough HP to get them going 50+ mph. Keep that bow up in the air and you can handle some pretty big swells.
The problem is this captain clearly had no idea what he was doing, and was endangering two other people on board. One of them being a baby. The ocean is unforgiving, and pontoons are not built to endure that kind of beating. No pontoon boat companies are advertising their boats going out of inlets on rough days. That's because they're not meant to.
@@LivinSalty Beach Craft, Fiesta, Beachcomber and Beachcat along with others make coastal/offshore saltwater pontoons. I've been out that inlet 1000 times. That day wasn't bad and was just a bumpy ride. No big deal really but to some it may appear dangerous. Did you know pontoons are unsinkable. There decks may get washed but that it.
The camera is always deceptive, these waves were 4ft easily, and I'm very familiar with this inlet so I know the wave height when I see it. I don't know how you could consider this a "bumpy day" when they were the only ones going out this day. They had absolutely no business going out this inlet on this day and put baby at risk for no reason at all.
@@LivinSalty Meh, I've been out that inlet a lot as well as Boca, Lighthouse point, WPB ect. Wasn't that rough IMHO. You are welcome to your opinion too.
@@LivinSalty That is what they said about the Titanic, NO boat is "unsinkable" There is a lot more power in water than people realize, it can, will and has, ripped boats apart. In the 1960's the Aircraft Carrier I was on went through the eye of a typhoon and we took water over the bow which, when floating level, was around 90 feet above water line. Obviously we made it but the ship did suffer some serious damage.
Jetty "experts". "qualified captain" over a pontoon riding 3 foot swells/waves? LOL
Did you not see the pontoon surfing the waves sideways with a baby on board?
@LivinSalty a Boat would've rocked waaayyyyy more than that pontoon did. Relax. Learn to live a little
Note to self
Don't bring a pontoon boat out in the ocean
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incopetence abounds
Still looking for "big surf". Just shows that a pontoon boat is not meant to be on anything but a lake or inland waterways.
the camera never does the waves justice, especially when standing above them
@@LivinSalty no, it doesn't, but then again "big surf" is relative I guess, the caption even states "seas 3-4 feet (meaning wind waves) and swells up to 6 feet) so end result is roughly 4-6 foot surf. Up the coast, off Cape Hatteras that's called "annoyingly rough", and at Cape Disappointment it's called "almost flat calm" 😄 Show me something 10 feet and I would say "fun surf", 18-20 feet? That's big surf! 🤣
Why would a rental company let him take that out in such rough seas? Sometimes I think we need real boating licenses in FL, with consequences for crazy behavior similar to auto licenses.
Couldn’t agree more! I think it’s insane that you need a license to drive a car, but not a boat. Although many do have licenses, it is crazy the amount of people who don’t have one. Boats are a different animal than cars!!
We don’t need anymore laws or licenses. If people want to F their boats up and kill themselves it’s really their business. If you demand licensing and more laws the Gov will just figure out ways of using it against everyone they don’t like much like all other laws and regulations. Sometimes I think America is now full of people that really don’t know how to be free or even want freedom anymore.
If this dude wants to destroy his pontoon boat and risk his family who are you and I to tell him/her they can’t? We should mind our own business and leave folks alone!
Just saying!
Requiring license is racist
We don't need to be controlled more. Just sit back and watch the crazies hang themselves!
I have to gets motorcycle license but not a boat
Boring
ur boring
That one not made for rough water. It has 2 pontoons. Tritoons are the way to go. If that was a Sea Doo Switch it would've jumped that stuff and kept going no problem.
I woulda loved to see a seadoo switch jumping those waves 🤣 I agree, a tritoon woulda held up better out there. But idk, this wasn’t a good day for any small boats to be messing around out there