This is me and my dad every year. Except now his truck has the warning beep going that we might hit something because the boat is in the way of the sensor! It adds a whole new level of fun to the process.
My car used to automatically break for me because it assumed there was something behind us took forever to get it turned off wasn’t in the normal settings options had to dive deep
Sumthin about nuttin in that box just enables the "Pro Trailer Reversing" ability. You've gotta level it up and buy a few Boat Upgrades to max out the skill though.
Dude I feel like something nobody notices is the bomb camera work here. The switch of perspectives especially during conversation between y’all is smooth asf. Movie quality
@@JonP_4-31inf Same. I was starting to set it up just to see what it was all about because it just came with the truck. Once I read about putting the stickers on I said screw it. Plus any of the other 3 trucks I regularly back trailers in with don't have it so what's the point.
You forgot the other 2 stages: 1. Get it in the water and realize you forgot to put the drain plug in. 2. Get it backed in and realize the keys to the boat are at the house....
Hate to admit..... I've done the keys at home. Electronic buddy with me crossed the ignition. We fished, but I've never heard the end of it. No one to blame but me.
how do these videos not blow up? Between Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan there has to be at least a million people that can relate to this stuff. As a michigander, I know I can.
Finally gets the boat into the water only to realize the back boat straps are still connected to the trailer now that's stage 6 Boat and trailer floating together.
That’s why you always back her up down the ramp, right next to the water, then get out and give everything a once over. Definitely saves ya some time and embarrassment mol
I still remember the time my dad trusted me to drive the boat as a kid and I ran over a log and bent the prop. Pretty sure he is still mad about that to this day lol.
Oh christ I've done this once with each boat I've owned/operated... I went full Dad on this one and make us go through a checklist together before we launch. My girlfriend rolls her eyes at me every time... and every time we find something we missed. It works for pilots...
@@ColoradoStreaming Private? So its calling the items out at the ramp while holding a clipboard and pencil and refusing to cross them off unless my girlfriend loudly and clearly shouts "Check!" in return that is embarrassing her? Well she puts up with it so must be a keeper.
I do every opening morning in Oregon for the last 17 years.... no way I'd get on the river with all the idiots, but damn sure fun watching the ramps... loads of fun.
Easiest way I learned to back up a trailer. Grab the bottom of the steering wheel and which ever way you want the trailer to go,move your hand in that direction.
I used to live in Elephant Butte N.M. Our family had a place right next to the boat ramp. We never went out on the lake during the holiday weekends. We just sat on the patio with our bloody Mary’s and Mimosas and enjoyed the show. We saw some pretty crazy stuff. Including a motor home submerged with all the contents floating about. There was also the Woman in the fancy truck launching the real pretty boat painted to match. She got fed up with her husband’s verbal abuse and stepped out, walked up the ramp and never looked back!
My uncle and family would sit on their deck next to a boat launch with whiteboards. They would drink beer and write scores out of 10 and then hold them up for random people trying to launch their boats.
i backup almost exclusively with the mirrors. seldom turn around to look back unless mirror view is obstructed. backing a trailer is a bit of a learning lesson for sure and the shorter the trailer the easier it is to jackknife.
I'm a boat owner and there isn't a soul out there who hasn't done this at least once lol. My pops thinks he's a pro and I always end up backin the boat down the ramp.
I remember fond memories of my father teaching me to back up, now a 32' fifth wheel is almost 0 problem. But i also remember the time we pulled a 32' fifth wheel with a good size boat tandom😂 talk about fear
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now THIS is funny!! Can totally relate to this one! Just a trailer in my experience, but we ended up with a pretty hefty dent from jack-knifing it before I was sent out to inspect what was happening. Long story short, now my hubby brings the trailer to the truck, not the other way around. Then we load the trailer. We're not putting any more dents in the truck!
We would grab McDonald's and park at the morehead city ramp in NC when I was a child just to watch the show. Good times. Always stayed after we were finished eating because it was so funny. And we feed the sea gulls and wade overboard.
It was so real, and I've been both guys... the newbie and the oh for Pete's sake guy. So, I was actually tensing up. When the guy ran out of beer and said, gotta go I'm late for church, I just busted! That was perfect!!!!!😂😅😃😆
I'm having "flash backs" 🚤 of working security at Colter Bay, 2020 Grand Teton National Park. 😁 The common tactic was drive the boat, trailer straight back into the water, ramp. Unhitch the boat 🚤. Pull the wet trailer, wet SUV-F150-Ram up the marina lot & park it on the side.
The most entertaining is the public (free) boat launch. All walks of life. I saw a 50 something year old lady belly flop out of her boat onto the metal dock. LMAO! She said" You moved the boat" Husband says " I didn't move sh!t" and proceeds to pull away from dock and leave! LMAO
This is me and my dad every year. Except now his truck has the warning beep going that we might hit something because the boat is in the way of the sensor! It adds a whole new level of fun to the process.
My car used to automatically break for me because it assumed there was something behind us took forever to get it turned off wasn’t in the normal settings options had to dive deep
There’s a button u can press somewhere on ur dash that will stop it from making that noise when ur hauling a trailer or boat. My ram had it
What type of truck is it? Most have a button to disable all backup warning beeps
Turn off the beeper in the settings
Lmao
*Just a little preview of what to expect at the boat ramps this 4th of July weekend....*
with the chorus of insults from the crowd waiting for you to clear the ramp
@@morthomer5804 And the inevitable truck backed in up to the cab.
Dear god i don't even wanna know. Thank god for backroad boat launches
Nick Lindner, I love your channel! Lots of great information on fishing. I also love watching the Angling Edge with Al Lindner.
Not here in Austin, TX. Them shits is closed
"I've got a cousin that got lost. We never found him." Haha
Any real dad will tell their kids “watch this” and then back it in first try
Dads are the best at that
LOL This is too accurate
Sumthin about nuttin in that box just enables the "Pro Trailer Reversing" ability.
You've gotta level it up and buy a few Boat Upgrades to max out the skill though.
Enter the wife nag voice.
A real dad doesn't think this is hard and doesn't have to say anything.
Dude I feel like something nobody notices is the bomb camera work here. The switch of perspectives especially during conversation between y’all is smooth asf. Movie quality
Buddy has protrailer backup assist on his F150 and doesnt even use it lol
Jake Stoler you can’t trust technology
I have it on my 16 but, they want me to put a sticker on my trailer for it to work. That powder coated baby doesn't want no stickers.
Yea so do i on 3 of my trucks they need a sticker that doesnt stick on the powdercoating. Doesnt matter its easier just using the wheel anyhow
he’s a classic guy
@@JonP_4-31inf Same. I was starting to set it up just to see what it was all about because it just came with the truck. Once I read about putting the stickers on I said screw it. Plus any of the other 3 trucks I regularly back trailers in with don't have it so what's the point.
You forgot the other 2 stages: 1. Get it in the water and realize you forgot to put the drain plug in. 2. Get it backed in and realize the keys to the boat are at the house....
Hate to admit.....
I've done the keys at home.
Electronic buddy with me crossed the ignition. We fished, but I've never heard the end of it. No one to blame but me.
Or dropping in the water. Spending all day fishing for the keys with your feet
@@kj7792 they'll sell floating Keychains to almost anybody.
Hysterical!
how do these videos not blow up? Between Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan there has to be at least a million people that can relate to this stuff. As a michigander, I know I can.
Eastern Washington as well.
We all just got computers now.
Some parts of Canada too lol
Not gunna lie... I almost lost my shit when Myles pulled er out of da water! Repeat😂
Yeah, I actually got stressed watching Myles try to do this. I feel Charlie's pain.
Ppl actually do this😫 so painful to watch
"now we got a crowd watching??' Dude that's the worst- when you got people watching!! 🤣
Somehow they're always there the day you're having difficulties but when you get it on the first try like a badass there's no one SMH.
Brad Suarez exactly!
Really need a tv show with you guys on it.
Finally gets the boat into the water only to realize the back boat straps are still connected to the trailer now that's stage 6 Boat and trailer floating together.
Classic.
Oh dear! Thanks for warning me
Lmmfao bwahahahahaha
That’s why you always back her up down the ramp, right next to the water, then get out and give everything a once over. Definitely saves ya some time and embarrassment mol
"About a thousand scootches this way" is a phrase I've used unironically
I could sit at the dock and watch people do this all day. It is truly hilarious. Great video.
Cheaper than a movie ticket, too.
Do a video about how to back a travel trailer into a camping stall with the wife as your guide.
This is so funny. My girlfriend and I rarely argue...except when we try to back our camper into a spot while receiving directions from the other.
Both my brother's bought boats this year. This is too accurate LOL
Its just "brothers". You're trying too hard man.
@@jakeshaffer7954 lol k
@@jakeshaffer7954 what if he had 3 brothers? Or 10?
@@Mob-es9jm still be brothers
3 year follow-up post: Do they both still have their boats? ;)
Next do docking a boat on a windy day, when dads become the scariest.
Oh yeah... gotta keep that throttle up so the ride is nice and smooth right up to the dock
And try it with a sailboat
I still remember the time my dad trusted me to drive the boat as a kid and I ran over a log and bent the prop. Pretty sure he is still mad about that to this day lol.
LOL
It has to be a crosswind though. A nasty one!
“Let me give it a try”
That thousand yard stare 👀
2:17 bruh
The genius of this channel is that it makes me relate to situations I've literally never been in lmao
This is the most accurate thing😂😂. Love your videos!!!!!
You two are like the peanut butter and jelly of midwest comedy.
The audience guy reminds me of the montenego channel, lol.
As a teenager working on learning how to back a boat in, this video speaks to me
I thought YOU put the plug in! That was YOUR job!
Oh christ I've done this once with each boat I've owned/operated... I went full Dad on this one and make us go through a checklist together before we launch. My girlfriend rolls her eyes at me every time... and every time we find something we missed. It works for pilots...
what? I thought I was supposed to tie the line to the dock with the worst knot you've ever seen?
@@iainbagnall4825 I see it this way, you can either privately look silly with a checklist or publicly look silly without a checklist.
@@ColoradoStreaming Private? So its calling the items out at the ramp while holding a clipboard and pencil and refusing to cross them off unless my girlfriend loudly and clearly shouts "Check!" in return that is embarrassing her? Well she puts up with it so must be a keeper.
My grandpa goes to the riverfront and watches people launch and unloading boats
@Gary Oak
Are you that desperate to ask strangers on TH-cam?
@@itsfree2639 I'm more than certain that was a joke
@j a pretty sure he was joking
@j a I mean do you really think he was serious saying something like boy toy
I do every opening morning in Oregon for the last 17 years.... no way I'd get on the river with all the idiots, but damn sure fun watching the ramps... loads of fun.
Easiest way I learned to back up a trailer. Grab the bottom of the steering wheel and which ever way you want the trailer to go,move your hand in that direction.
Dude pounding beers on the sidelines: "Oh shit! I'm late for church!"🤙😎🤘🤣🤣👍
'He's got a 12 pack with him.... Sooo'
😂😂😭
That one was probably one of my favorites....
This and watching people back in campers… so fun!
AHAH YOU TRULY UNDERSTAND THE MIDWEST EXPERIENCE!!! ME AND MY HUBBY USED TO LOVE GOING TO THE LAKE! NO BEACHES FOR US LOL
SINCERELY,
BARB
GO HUSKERS
GBR!
stage 6: Be drenched in sweat from the hot humid weather by the time they finally get the boat in the water.
I used to live in Elephant Butte N.M. Our family had a place right next to the boat ramp. We never went out on the lake during the holiday weekends. We just sat on the patio with our bloody Mary’s and Mimosas and enjoyed the show. We saw some pretty crazy stuff. Including a motor home submerged with all the contents floating about. There was also the Woman in the fancy truck launching the real pretty boat painted to match. She got fed up with her husband’s verbal abuse and stepped out, walked up the ramp and never looked back!
They taught us this in drivers ed. Had to parallel park a bayliner to get my license. This is why you can’t have three lines in Minnesota waters.
Sometimes when the lake is busy, it's fun to just chill and watch the boat ramp shenanigans.
“We got a spectator...”
“He’s got a twelve-pack.”
Absolutely BRILLIANT!
I'm convinced every boat ramp that ever existed was built with a watch party of spotters judging & critiquing your every move...never fails.
Ole Rice Lake Wi ! Seen a few Illinois boys at the exact same landing were you are at, and you nailed it. Love your videos
added bonus is the drinking game, take a drink every time they say "yeah no."
The absolute best part of this video is that the boat never made it in the water! accurate af guys!!!!!
I love this guy's videos. I laugh every time he tears Yeti a new one in his very polite manner.
I love the long, silent stare when he says, "Hey, you aren't doing anything. Maybe you can get back there and help me?"
Spot on couldn’t done it any better my eyes are tearing
My uncle and family would sit on their deck next to a boat launch with whiteboards. They would drink beer and write scores out of 10 and then hold them up for random people trying to launch their boats.
CHETEK! Nice!!! Missed not being able to go this year. Favorite body of water.
*First thing I thought of was Peter Griffin trying to back his boat in the water...* 😂😄
Eye Have I Prob yessir same
I'm surprised it took awhile for this comment to pop up 😆
I remember my first time too....and none of this assist stuff in the truck....OLD FASHIONED STYLE 😀🤣❤🇨🇦🇺🇸🌍
LOVE LOVE LOVE 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love it...I'm late for church, gets up and takes beers!😂 True Wissconsener!
Very good acting, entertaining and accurate. Good job fellas! 👍🏼
Absolutely classic, just like pops, gotta sub!
Hey, Chetek, WI? Caught the Pokegema Inn sign. Love fishing there - another great video guys!
Boat ramps can be the most entertaining places! Just keep your laughter from getting to loud.
This explains where Myles has been since the last nectar cup series. He's stuck at the boat ramp 😂😂😂
i backup almost exclusively with the mirrors. seldom turn around to look back unless mirror view is obstructed.
backing a trailer is a bit of a learning lesson for sure and the shorter the trailer the easier it is to jackknife.
I'm a boat owner and there isn't a soul out there who hasn't done this at least once lol. My pops thinks he's a pro and I always end up backin the boat down the ramp.
Love this guy!!!
Oh yeah dont worry about, you done it a thousand times! 🤣🤣🤣
Out of all the brother-in-laws.... Priceless
I feel confident in doing my first boat launch after watching this.
He’s got a 12 pack😂😂😂😂
You guys left your beer cans and chair I was there a few weeks ago and it was still there😂
Yeah 9 beers oughta be enough. 🤣🤣 god when I was a kid half the fun of fishing where I could see the boat ramp was watching scenes like this happen.
I remember fond memories of my father teaching me to back up, now a 32' fifth wheel is almost 0 problem. But i also remember the time we pulled a 32' fifth wheel with a good size boat tandom😂 talk about fear
These guys are my new favorite bromance.
This is so me when I try to impress my girlfriend family I told them I could do boat launch
Omg him chasing the truck during his phone call got me 😂
Ha! One of the best videos yet
I wish my ramp was this empty.
ikr, i was shocked they were even able to shoot this without a crowd lining up
@@dirtydish6642 I get all nervous thinking about holding anyone up and jack knifing. Trailers aren't my strongpoint
We got enough lakes out here in Minnesota don'tchya know.
Some of the best entertainment I've ever had is at the boat ramp on a weekend...
So real 😂 I love your channel
Went to that landing after you guys where done filming that day and you guys forgot to get you’re chair and you’re empty beer cans below he chair
You are chair and you are empty beer cans? Biden voter?
@@jimshorts5970 You can totally tell he is.
This is everything!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Now THIS is funny!! Can totally relate to this one!
Just a trailer in my experience, but we ended up with a pretty hefty dent from jack-knifing it before I was sent out to inspect what was happening.
Long story short, now my hubby brings the trailer to the truck, not the other way around. Then we load the trailer. We're not putting any more dents in the truck!
“I remember my first time (insert menial task here)”. A line I find myself using far too often with my coworkers.
more collabs please, v good.
We would grab McDonald's and park at the morehead city ramp in NC when I was a child just to watch the show. Good times. Always stayed after we were finished eating because it was so funny. And we feed the sea gulls and wade overboard.
It was so real, and I've been both guys... the newbie and the oh for Pete's sake guy. So, I was actually tensing up. When the guy ran out of beer and said, gotta go I'm late for church, I just busted! That was perfect!!!!!😂😅😃😆
I love y’alls vids :)
I love the I’m gonna whistle it right in there
Awesome. True story
Chetek, WI?
I'm having "flash backs" 🚤 of working security at Colter Bay, 2020 Grand Teton National Park. 😁 The common tactic was drive the boat, trailer straight back into the water, ramp. Unhitch the boat 🚤. Pull the wet trailer, wet SUV-F150-Ram up the marina lot & park it on the side.
That’s the exact same way to watch and help other people back up a RV into a spot. 😂😂😂
This is gold. I will never not Laugh at this.
Watching people fail at launching boats is a genuine hobby of mine
I've never launched a boat before, but I can confirm this is exactly how it goes
You should do a video about contagious neighborhood lawn mowing
The most entertaining is the public (free) boat launch. All walks of life. I saw a 50 something year old lady belly flop out of her boat onto the metal dock. LMAO! She said" You moved the boat" Husband says " I didn't move sh!t" and proceeds to pull away from dock and leave! LMAO
At the marina i work at i watch this all day everyday , usually end up doing it for ppl
Yeah chetek Wisconsin baby
my first boat was an old 1958 chetek 18 foot wish i still had it
Omg love this one
Drinking beer than going to church. I love it.
You a freakin hilarious 🤣🤣
One of the most covered camping spots at the lake is right by the boat ramp
You guys are a crack up - keep em going...
Take a call genius move, well played Sir.
I’ve never found a video more relatable
Ayy Chetek!
That 160 Smoker Craft is a great boat, single side too, oh yeah.