I’m ex British Coastguard and I love this channel as well mate. I’ve been lucky enough to spend a bit of time in the states to work with the coastguard and military and have spent some time on the sea, great fun working with the helicopters. This is one of the best channels I’ve seen.
hey, lozpopo, dont know where you live in england but, the menai straight and the solent, both share a similar current due to tidal movement. both are good places to learn more and holiday :).
@@badmoonrising209 practice practice practice. I am sure after watching some of these people go through Haulover that they get a lot of practice going in and out of that inlet.
Coast guard was rinsing the deck off. Those boats can't sink. Hope the cops can you turn they practice in there daily. There s just the right speed and 15 degree angle that makes it perfect.
I was out boating with my daughter yesterday in DC. Some guy in a high speed chase ditched his car on the Memory Bridge which spans the Potomac between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Cemetery and then jumped in the river to get away. It was all hell broke loose. There was a helicopter trailing the car that kept doing high speed circles around the west end of the bridge, then literally every emergency/rescue boat in DC/Arlington showed up and like 5 fire trucks and 4 ambulances.
Hi there I’m a PWC Rescuer Operator at Haulover Beach Ocean Rescue. We respond to all incidents in and around the Haulover Inlet. If we get a message on Channel 16 about a distress call in Haulover or 911 emergency call (especially it’s inlet) go ahead and radio for Coast Guard and Haulover Ocean rescue. We deploy our PWC right off the beach and Fireboat 21 will always assist. We have a fast response time if the call is made quickly enough. Thank you and stay safe out there Haulover boaters 🙏
@Bob Watters we’re not coast guard, we’re Miami Dade Fire Rescue. If coast guard gets there before us, that’s the bill. That’s why I commented boaters or bystanders to call 911 or radio Miami Dade Fire Rescue, and we’ll be there with the fastest response due to our launch locations (Haulover Beach & Haulover Marina)
Often times, I believe that there SHOULD be a rescue charge. Perhaps that might think people not act stupidly. The cost of their stupidity shouldn’t be born by those who plan and act responsibly. Yeah, I’m being a Karen here but as we’ve all seen, a very high percentage of the incidents shown on this channel are completely preventable. It’s like paying someone else’s DUI tickets.
The coast guard dispatcher was the one massively failing in this rescue conversation in the video. The civilian captain described the situation well enough to understand in layman’s terms the details over and over. It was painful to listen to him repeat himself constantly. From a former police officer, emergency highway first responder, gunner in Iraq, and current commercial pilot in training… all requiring professional radio communication. It sounded like coast guard dude’s first day on a radio. A lot of police dispatchers are the same way. You tell them an important piece of information and because they’re thinking of their next question instead of listening, they ask a question about the exact information you just gave them. Experience helps with this tremendously and some dispatchers are so on point that it’s mind blowing how fast they extract the information.
@@michiganengineer8621 40 years ago? A woman got her leg cut off by a propeller close to my Pier. A older man who was on the Fire department said he helped carry her through my yard to the Ambulance.
It is a very narrow inlet and a huge bay inside it. When the tide is ebbing in that bay the current in the inlet can only be very fast. It would appear to be the running of a fast tide meeting an on-shore swell that produces the very rough conditions at the inlet entrance.
Can't believe that guy kept going even after the woman went over. Just found this channel a few days ago, I love it. Brings back a memory of when I was a kid and my Uncle had me at the front and hit some rough water. I flew 10 ft in the air and off the boat. Thank God I was a good swimmer and never did panic but the large fishing boat behind us picked me up. Last time I stayed up front until we were out in calmer water. The narration on this channel makes it worthwhile watching.
I almost feel the last round should have been a win for all the other boats stopping to help and having the situation under control by the time the authorities arrived
They were still trying to sign the boat out of almis and get clearance from sector to launch. Local fire departments and tow boat US always beats USCG on scene. Coast guard is a great agency crippled by policy.
fish whistler policy changes was my determining factor to retire. I couldn’t work without the 100% effort and my view of work said give the watch to the younger generation.
When the coastguard asks where they are taking the kayakers, I'm guessing that's so they can go meet up and chew them out for wasting people's time and risking lives. That was all kinds of stupid.
😂Right, they should be on their way there to give them some kind of ticket for doing idiotic thing's that can potentially put other's lives in jeopardy👍
Can the Police Boat be the final entry for this video. Dude had an amazing U'ey right in the middle of a RIPPIN' Haulover!! Good stuff seeing everyone come together and make this day a lot better than it could have been.
Hats off to those who helped the kayaker! Dude in the kayak who first refused a rude back in probably had a shoulder so sore he couldn't drink a beer when he got back to land!
At 0:50, the young lady is riding on the back deck. When I went through the Coast Guard Boating Safety Course I thought they mentioned that riding on the back deck while underway is not legal, it's not considered 'inside' the passenger compartment. Again, going from memory, but does anyone know definitively if it's 'legal' to ride on the back deck while underway? I do understand it's not safe, asking for a legal opinion.
A young guy went missing at Benbrook lake out here in texas and believed is drowned. He went out on a kayak during high winds at night time. People don't realize how dangerous being out there on those waves really is.
nothing like a bit of understanding of wind, tides and weather before venturing out into the ocean in a kayak. kudos to all those great folks willing to help, captain of the Sea Ray in particular.
Buddy in Searay did not do too much...getting woman out of the calm water was easy. The others had to fight wind and waves to recover kayaker and two kayaks.
Hi . LOVE your vlogs . Great quality & content . The commentary made it feel like I was watching an sports competition with a dramatic rescue scene climax . God bless . 💘🧡💛💚💙💜 Mark (Toronto)
Wow! that's the strongest current i've ever seen. They need to put up a huge sign for small vessels.Very Strong EBB Tide! Please check currents before entering or exiting the outlet.
At 1:40 why is stuffing the bow is a bad thing here? I don't know anything about boating really, curious because I'm wondering if they chose to slow down on purpose? Did they want to try to get under that wave coming into shore? would that make the ride smoother? Thank you!
if you've never been in a boating community when there someone in need on the water, it's an amazing thing to watch, doesn't matter if you on a paddleboard or a 60 foot yacht, people of all kinds come running.
Idunno man, the rider community (scooters not counted) is pretty tight for the most part. It's odd that we get so much flak, we're usually the ones to stop and help first if there's a breakdown, be it car, bike or scooter.
His other channels prove otherwise. So many people in trouble, zero beercaners helping. Haulover might be different because it requires a minimum amount of skill just to get in or out of the inlet. I've always found that the more skill a sport or activity requires, the better class of people that are doing it.
I enjoy kayaking, but I'm also very familiar with Haulover inlet from having live down there, and I can't imagine why you would want to be kayaking there at all in those conditions unless you just wanted to see how much danger you can put yourself in and still live through it.
@@DrDeuteron , yeah without the boats. But I also am a avid boter and I understand that although the kayakers don't see it, those boats don't have as much maneuverability going through that as they do normally. The kayakers make the same mistake a lot of people do-- they think those big boats are like cars or RVs and can stop on a dime and turn any direction they want if they need to.
@@ralphholiman7401 Yeap, I think it looks fun for a kayak too, if it weren't for the power boats flying about. You don't go back in, go round the corner and land on the beach.
The current is strond, the waves are high, it is really dangerous and still those people do not hesitate one second to do all they can to rescue others. That is really great.
Not exactly! You just cant go bombing out the inlet. You try to keep the bow up and have a good rhythm with the waves. If you watch some of the videos of boats flying out an inlet, they usually end up landing flat or slapping the water hard with passengers taking a beating. It depends on the person’s experience also!
Keep the trim so the bow is up, enough throttle to be on plane (most boats will lift quite a bit) and modulate the throttle to keep in sync with the waves or you're gonna slap and bang
Looks really intense with 2 knots current and 2-3ft wave. What recommendation would you give to a SF Bay sailor who’s used to going through comparatively benign Golden Gate on 25kt wind on 5 kt current with 9ft ocean swells, on how to get through this inlet?
When your girl has her cutest thong bathing suit on and has been rescued by 5 buff guys in an incredible boat and you're having to be rescued in your dinky kayak say good by to your girl.
Watch out for the latino lovers they're the real joke. If she does that she ain't worth used tampons. Had a wife for 30 yrs beautiful woman the died. She was 1r yrs younger. Took the vow rich or poor seriously sick or health. Those steroid bleeders are are on credit cards or dope pushers you bet. Who cares 7 billion people alive today what you doing with that type anyway?
I'd rather be saved by the boat and captain ripping around in the riff. The people on the other boat acted scared go even go down to the swim deck to help the woman.
I don’t know this area at all but I’m guessing the second kayaker could have paddled parallel to the shore and then headed in on the beach instead of trying to go back straight into the strong current in the inlet.
Not really many ocean kayakers have been in much larger beach breaks. The waves in this inlet don't really break either they roll so just you just roll with em. Obviously it is dumb because the traffic of boats and speed they go through but minus the traffic its not too crazy. The guy was not smart to fight the current. He should of just let it push him far out then paddle parallel to the beach and go in at the beach.
Way back by the Sand Bar where common sence shoulda kicked in. 20 mph Winds squarely hitting a strong outgoing Tide is no place to be with a paddle. Great job on quick thinking Capi & pulling guy out. Sharing & perhaps answer friends Q- on why im not out rc Flying.
I’m an avid kayaker, do a ton of sea kayaking, and would never have attempted this in a sit on top kayak. They just don’t respond well, basically drive like a tank. I may have tried this in my 16’ Old Town Adventure XL with a skirt on.
I dont own a boat, know nothing about boats, have never even been on a boat and live in England, but I'm still obsessed with this channel 😂
You're missing out!
I’m ex British Coastguard and I love this channel as well mate. I’ve been lucky enough to spend a bit of time in the states to work with the coastguard and military and have spent some time on the sea, great fun working with the helicopters. This is one of the best channels I’ve seen.
what else is there to do in England?
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hey, lozpopo, dont know where you live in england but, the menai straight and the solent, both share a similar current due to tidal movement. both are good places to learn more and holiday :).
6:40 Habour Police u-turn was pretty slick.
Dude that cop owned that u turn!! I wqnt to see him bkast threw thr inlet!!!!
Mate I saw that and instantly wanted that boat
@@badmoonrising209 practice practice practice. I am sure after watching some of these people go through Haulover that they get a lot of practice going in and out of that inlet.
You right, he hit that perfect, you have to be fully committed to it
Coast guard was rinsing the deck off. Those boats can't sink. Hope the cops can you turn they practice in there daily. There s just the right speed and 15 degree angle that makes it perfect.
The real winner this time is all the people willing to help.
And the people being saved
go humans!
Yeah, we must preserve stupid people at all costs so they can have little people and make them stupid as well.
Yessir! Good to see!
They probably see people needing help daily lol!
Never good seeing emergencies on the water, however it's great to see the water community come together and help. No boater left behind.
I was out boating with my daughter yesterday in DC. Some guy in a high speed chase ditched his car on the Memory Bridge which spans the Potomac between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Cemetery and then jumped in the river to get away. It was all hell broke loose. There was a helicopter trailing the car that kept doing high speed circles around the west end of the bridge, then literally every emergency/rescue boat in DC/Arlington showed up and like 5 fire trucks and 4 ambulances.
BLM boaters lives mater
Hi there I’m a PWC Rescuer Operator at Haulover Beach Ocean Rescue. We respond to all incidents in and around the Haulover Inlet. If we get a message on Channel 16 about a distress call in Haulover or 911 emergency call (especially it’s inlet) go ahead and radio for Coast Guard and Haulover Ocean rescue. We deploy our PWC right off the beach and Fireboat 21 will always assist. We have a fast response time if the call is made quickly enough. Thank you and stay safe out there Haulover boaters 🙏
@Bob Watters we’re not coast guard, we’re Miami Dade Fire Rescue. If coast guard gets there before us, that’s the bill. That’s why I commented boaters or bystanders to call 911 or radio Miami Dade Fire Rescue, and we’ll be there with the fastest response due to our launch locations (Haulover Beach & Haulover Marina)
@Bob Watters There is no charge to be rescued by the Coast Guard
Often times, I believe that there SHOULD be a rescue charge. Perhaps that might think people not act stupidly. The cost of their stupidity shouldn’t be born by those who plan and act responsibly. Yeah, I’m being a Karen here but as we’ve all seen, a very high percentage of the incidents shown on this channel are completely preventable. It’s like paying someone else’s DUI tickets.
There is only a charge if you request a rescue from The Hoff.
The coast guard dispatcher was the one massively failing in this rescue conversation in the video. The civilian captain described the situation well enough to understand in layman’s terms the details over and over. It was painful to listen to him repeat himself constantly.
From a former police officer, emergency highway first responder, gunner in Iraq, and current commercial pilot in training… all requiring professional radio communication. It sounded like coast guard dude’s first day on a radio. A lot of police dispatchers are the same way. You tell them an important piece of information and because they’re thinking of their next question instead of listening, they ask a question about the exact information you just gave them. Experience helps with this tremendously and some dispatchers are so on point that it’s mind blowing how fast they extract the information.
KUDOS TO THE SEA CROSS, SEA RAY AND CAPTAINTOWBOAT! CAPTAIN AND CREW OF ALL, NICE WORK GENTLEMEN!
The police vehicle was showboating when he made that most excellent u-turn in front of the camera!
Great video. 1st boat can't believe he let the woman lay out while moving. Recipe for disaster. Love your channel.Smokey
That could have been really messy if he had continued out at normal Haulover speeds.
@@michiganengineer8621 40 years ago? A woman got her leg cut off by a propeller close to my Pier. A older man who was on the Fire department said he helped carry her through my yard to the Ambulance.
And she's just lying down sunbathing so casually lol
Real nice having the Ch 16 audio.
That is one heck of a strong current ebbing out of the harbour.
Yes, they should fix that!
@@AndyNTH-cam Yes, they just have to change the position or the mass of the moon. Easy fix. Or make it 10 times wider. Either way, cheap.
Mission accomplished. I always learn something from Broncos Guru vids. I feel smarter already.
It is a very narrow inlet and a huge bay inside it. When the tide is ebbing in that bay the current in the inlet can only be very fast. It would appear to be the running of a fast tide meeting an on-shore swell that produces the very rough conditions at the inlet entrance.
06:41 WHOA‼️ Nice Hard-Over officer ‼️👮♀️👍
You have a whole channel based on 1 iffy water outlet.
We are in the twilight zone.
LOL AMONGST OTHER THINGS LOL
This isn’t just an iffy place. It’s a paradise.... Closest thing to tropical waters in the U.S.
Iffy?!!!!! Have you watched every video! It’s “Iffy” on a good day!
no mention of the police boat throwing a uie like a boss @ 6:30 Looked like a contender.
That was so sickk
Yep the cops use all contenders now 💪🏼💪🏼
Yes, that captain is The Man
Can't believe that guy kept going even after the woman went over. Just found this channel a few days ago, I love it. Brings back a memory of when I was a kid and my Uncle had me at the front and hit some rough water. I flew 10 ft in the air and off the boat. Thank God I was a good swimmer and never did panic but the large fishing boat behind us picked me up. Last time I stayed up front until we were out in calmer water. The narration on this channel makes it worthwhile watching.
Even the last boat got not enough hp and need the waves to get back in. And this kayak guy is still trying on his own :D:D
I almost feel the last round should have been a win for all the other boats stopping to help and having the situation under control by the time the authorities arrived
Where were my CG buddies during this rescue? I miss my 25 yrs active for the CG. Great video thanks
🙋🏽♂️stationed in Freeport tx !
They were still trying to sign the boat out of almis and get clearance from sector to launch. Local fire departments and tow boat US always beats USCG on scene. Coast guard is a great agency crippled by policy.
@@fishwhistler758 why is this painfully accurate 😂
fish whistler policy changes was my determining factor to retire. I couldn’t work without the 100% effort and my view of work said give the watch to the younger generation.
The CG dispatcher/RTO was still trying to figure out if the emergency was on the Atlantic or Gulf side. Sounded like his first day.
That current is rippin'! Nice job by all those who assisted.
Exciting just sitting on my couch in NYC, must have been some experience for all involved. Well done by everyone who stopped to help out.
Just sitting on my couch in England having a beer and a bong and this channel is great
_Sea Cross_ guys are pretty awesome 👍
When the coastguard asks where they are taking the kayakers, I'm guessing that's so they can go meet up and chew them out for wasting people's time and risking lives. That was all kinds of stupid.
That’s what I was thinking!
😂Right, they should be on their way there to give them some kind of ticket for doing idiotic thing's that can potentially put other's lives in jeopardy👍
@@catherineharris4746 Unfortunately Darwin lost this one!
Can the Police Boat be the final entry for this video. Dude had an amazing U'ey right in the middle of a RIPPIN' Haulover!! Good stuff seeing everyone come together and make this day a lot better than it could have been.
A “contest” makes this haul over video even more interesting. Go figure, we can watch these for a long time.
Hats off to those who helped the kayaker! Dude in the kayak who first refused a rude back in probably had a shoulder so sore he couldn't drink a beer when he got back to land!
At 0:50, the young lady is riding on the back deck. When I went through the Coast Guard Boating Safety Course I thought they mentioned that riding on the back deck while underway is not legal, it's not considered 'inside' the passenger compartment. Again, going from memory, but does anyone know definitively if it's 'legal' to ride on the back deck while underway? I do understand it's not safe, asking for a legal opinion.
Legalities aside, it’s just plain dangerous.
@@kbflorida888 ummmmm, I did say it's not safe. Thanks for chiming in with the informative answer.
Great job by the SeaRay crew. By the numbers rescue. Threw flotation device with a line on it, secured to the vessel, textbook execution right there.
A young guy went missing at Benbrook lake out here in texas and believed is drowned. He went out on a kayak during high winds at night time. People don't realize how dangerous being out there on those waves really is.
Darwin Award Granted.
I smashed the like button and I cracked my I pad
nothing like a bit of understanding of wind, tides and weather before venturing out into the ocean in a kayak. kudos to all those great folks willing to help, captain of the Sea Ray in particular.
Buddy in Searay did not do too much...getting woman out of the calm water was easy. The others had to fight wind and waves to recover kayaker and two kayaks.
Does anyone now what make is the boat Sea Cross ? ?
Hi . LOVE your vlogs . Great quality & content . The commentary made it feel like I was watching an sports competition with a dramatic rescue scene climax . God bless . 💘🧡💛💚💙💜 Mark (Toronto)
Wow! that's the strongest current i've ever seen. They need to put up a huge sign for small vessels.Very Strong EBB Tide! Please check currents before entering or exiting the outlet.
this came in my recommended out of NO WHERE but i am so glad it did, i love these vids
Yep. We subscribed to this channel. We are from YAAK Montana and we have our 2nd home down Gulf Breeze, Florida.
0:18 Why do people buy boats with a bow that is more like a shovel. It just wants to scoop up water.
People downplay the danger and really underestimate how fast the tide can take you out.
At 1:40 why is stuffing the bow is a bad thing here? I don't know anything about boating really, curious because I'm wondering if they chose to slow down on purpose? Did they want to try to get under that wave coming into shore? would that make the ride smoother?
Thank you!
Excellent coordination all participants should get a medal great job.:
That was one hell of a situation.
Even that boat at the end was having a super hard time overcoming to tide
Combination of wind blowing on shore and outgoing tide makes for rough waves at Haulover.
Which makes me question the judgement of someone who’d take on Haulover in a self-powered vessel.
if you've never been in a boating community when there someone in need on the water, it's an amazing thing to watch, doesn't matter if you on a paddleboard or a 60 foot yacht, people of all kinds come running.
Bravo to the Sea Ray and the fishing boat / tow boat!
You really can’t find a better community than the boaters community.
Idunno man, the rider community (scooters not counted) is pretty tight for the most part. It's odd that we get so much flak, we're usually the ones to stop and help first if there's a breakdown, be it car, bike or scooter.
boaters/fisherman
His other channels prove otherwise. So many people in trouble, zero beercaners helping. Haulover might be different because it requires a minimum amount of skill just to get in or out of the inlet. I've always found that the more skill a sport or activity requires, the better class of people that are doing it.
Nice good end to my night or morning depends how you look at it.
Great series man 👍👍
Just a thought, with all the real time electronics can you get accurate flow tide information?
I enjoy kayaking, but I'm also very familiar with Haulover inlet from having live down there, and I can't imagine why you would want to be kayaking there at all in those conditions unless you just wanted to see how much danger you can put yourself in and still live through it.
@@DrDeuteron , yeah without the boats. But I also am a avid boter and I understand that although the kayakers don't see it, those boats don't have as much maneuverability going through that as they do normally. The kayakers make the same mistake a lot of people do-- they think those big boats are like cars or RVs and can stop on a dime and turn any direction they want if they need to.
@@ralphholiman7401 Yeap, I think it looks fun for a kayak too, if it weren't for the power boats flying about. You don't go back in, go round the corner and land on the beach.
Hats off to the Sea Ray crew and Sea Cross... the boater community has everyone's back on the water
lol @ dude thinking he was gonna be able to kayak up that current! 🤣🤣🤣
The Boats won this hands down. The number of boats willing to tackle Haulover and rescue kayakers = huge win! And the boats did it with style.
Your commentary is class 😂✌
Congrats and thanks to all the helpful folks pitching in for the rescues!
Lol love the girl sunbaking on the back in the first one, seriously tho.... You can't wait till you get out to catch some rays 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Could someone tell me please what type of long sturdy fishing rods are on the Sea Cross. I’ve seen them on lots of boats. Thanks.
The current is strond, the waves are high, it is really dangerous and still those people do not hesitate one second to do all they can to rescue others. That is really great.
Just found this channel and my face hurts from laughing so much!!! Thank you!!!
So I've been binging this channel for a day... And the big takeaway i get is... Just go fast?
Most of the time, and stay close to the north side as well.
Not exactly! You just cant go bombing out the inlet. You try to keep the bow up and have a good rhythm with the waves. If you watch some of the videos of boats flying out an inlet, they usually end up landing flat or slapping the water hard with passengers taking a beating. It depends on the person’s experience also!
Keep the trim so the bow is up, enough throttle to be on plane (most boats will lift quite a bit) and modulate the throttle to keep in sync with the waves or you're gonna slap and bang
Great to see all the boaters willing to help out...
That is what we do...unwritten law of the seas: sailors help other sailors when in distress.
So nice to see everyone helping. Love it.
Great video. One of your best. Kudos to the rescuers.
Truely amazing to see how amazing people can be!
We love to see boaters helping each other out.
Beautiful!
great saving! low-key cried for 10 min straight!!!! real heroes. we need more people like them!!
👍👍👍👍 for the people helping! AND OH THAT INVINCIBLE!
Love that Sea Ray 270 with Verado power..
Looks really intense with 2 knots current and 2-3ft wave. What recommendation would you give to a SF Bay sailor who’s used to going through comparatively benign Golden Gate on 25kt wind on 5 kt current with 9ft ocean swells, on how to get through this inlet?
I feel like I already saw this video at the end with the kayaker situation a few weeks ago, is this a replay? Or a different situation
Police boat u turn was beastie!!
Hallover in a kayak sounds like a Darwin award to me
Ah bullshit! Haulover LOST this round!!! HAHAHAHAAA Love your commentating Bronco's Guru!
great to see other boater helping out kayakers in trouble.. I kayak..:)
damn that police boat at 6:43 rippin' that U turn!
Old clips?
I have seeing this rescue before.
Yea the kayak clip we’ve seen
When your girl has her cutest thong bathing suit on and has been rescued by 5 buff guys in an incredible boat and you're having to be rescued in your dinky kayak say good by to your girl.
Right😂😂
You know that was a "how can I possibly repay you" later that night lmaooo
Maybe she’ll realize the guy is a moron and ditch him!
Watch out for the latino lovers they're the real joke. If she does that she ain't worth used tampons. Had a wife for 30 yrs beautiful woman the died. She was 1r yrs younger. Took the vow rich or poor seriously sick or health. Those steroid bleeders are are on credit cards or dope pushers you bet. Who cares 7 billion people alive today what you doing with that type anyway?
Lol 5 buff dudes? Looked like 4 middle age guys and some skinny mexican lmao
I'd rather be saved by the boat and captain ripping around in the riff. The people on the other boat acted scared go even go down to the swim deck to help the woman.
Where do park to get to that spot? Because this next to the Ritz hotel right?
Just a question
When it happens, when they rescue people like that, this people need to pay?
It’s so cool because I see the cameras a lot when down at the inlet
Nice job everyone on the rescues!
Kudos to all those that helped. No one wants their day to go that way.
I don’t know this area at all but I’m guessing the second kayaker could have paddled parallel to the shore and then headed in on the beach instead of trying to go back straight into the strong current in the inlet.
Yep...kinda like what you do when caught in a rip tide.
Taking a kayak through that inlet is insane.
Not really many ocean kayakers have been in much larger beach breaks. The waves in this inlet don't really break either they roll so just you just roll with em. Obviously it is dumb because the traffic of boats and speed they go through but minus the traffic its not too crazy. The guy was not smart to fight the current. He should of just let it push him far out then paddle parallel to the beach and go in at the beach.
With numerous Channels like this, it makes even more sense (for Charters anyway) to lend help in these situations. My marketing friend told me that.
SERIOUS tide current!!!
Very entertaining, well done
I like 'guys that always help.' Need local Miami charter? I'd give Sea Cross Deep Sea Fishing a call.
Kayaker almost the same size lure they use fishing!💡😜🏴☠️🧐⚔️
CG Skipper will never live that one down. Lol
Are kayaks allowed in the inlet?
Haulover has produced enough content for you over the last 10 days to get you thru the next 3 months easily.
That's a wicked inlet, thanks to the good Samaritans.
I’m just envious of that weather. 27° here in NC this morning.
27° and 30° are quite hot...oh you are not talking Celsius?
So current is going out but waves coming in??
Way back by the Sand Bar where common sence shoulda kicked in. 20 mph Winds squarely hitting a strong outgoing Tide is no place to be with a paddle. Great job on quick thinking Capi & pulling guy out. Sharing & perhaps answer friends Q- on why im not out rc Flying.
Can someone explain why USA cruiser had no license number on the boat ? How can they be identified ?
Pretty sure gettin a cast wet is a really bad idea
Big props to all those looking out for their fellow man/woman to keep them safe.
The guys on the black and white boat going out wearing their face diapers was hilarious.
Great job Dade County!!!
The police boat operator sure knows how to handle those conditions!
Do they get a bill for the rescue? Great video.
I’m an avid kayaker, do a ton of sea kayaking, and would never have attempted this in a sit on top kayak. They just don’t respond well, basically drive like a tank.
I may have tried this in my 16’ Old Town Adventure XL with a skirt on.