Alabamas WORST BOATERS. Bumper Boats PT1😒
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- Today we swing by the ICW Boat Ramp in Orange Beach Alabama. This new Boat Launch is designed to be able to handle 9 vessels launching at a single time, given the fact that the boaters are experienced and know how to navigate in tight quarters. Most of the time, its a Gulf Coast Train Wreck. Thanks for watching the film and dont forget to smash that Like Button and Subscribe! #BoatRamp #BoatLaunch #orangebeach
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Just found your channel and subbed. Your added commentary makes it even better.
@@TheBigDanShow Just found you this morning myself.. Good stuff!
I suggest we just put pontoon man down, it would be the ki dest thing for him 😅😊
It’s better than that bronco guy and wavy boats. Good voice and commentary. I subscribed cause I like watching people do stupid things they shouldn’t. 😮
just about exactly what I was going to write! "Just found your channel and subbed. Your added commentary makes it even better."
Hilarious bro! "There's a plethora of things that could happen right here". That's some solid vocab work, Big Dan. btw, been boating up here in Ontario Canada for 20 years and I've never seen power loading to be illegal ever. Keep up the good work.
Proper depth on the trailer is the key. So many people don't spend the time to figure that out. It will save a lot of hassle and possible damage if you can figure that out.
This ramp is a little steeper by several degrees than most, actually is easier to load being this steep once one figures it out. It does change your marks if you've gotten use to them on less steep ramps.
Personally, my favorite ramp is about the same degree as this. With the smaller boat I can launch/load with the short tongue and not even get the rear tire saltwater wet, nor the full tongue, wiring. My friends favorite ramp, with my smaller boat I stop with the water under the front of the door frame. His tongue is ridiculously long though. His 19' skiff trailer is 4' longer than mine for the KW263, or his dads Kl 26'.
Most folks put their trailer in way too deep. If my fenders are fully submerged then I’m in WAY too deep.
Boat ramps provide an endless supply of entertainment!
Ain’t no doubt! Welcome to the channel
I fished alot of bass tournaments back in the day and people at the boat ramp where amazed at how fast we could launch a boat, and load a boat back on the trailer. Once the tires hit the ramp 2min. tops maybe even less.
Dude you are so cool can I have your signature and credit score please 🥹
Yep, the way it should be!
Unhook winch, back boat in water with operator, park truck, walk back to dock and get in boat. It doesn’t even take 1 minute of ramp time. Edit: boat operator moves boat the hell out of the way until truck guy is at dock
We were laying up our boats and a couple was having problems. We helped em. BTW they were skiers.
Yes and power loading and unloading is required for bass boats and many of these high bow boat owners don’t understand that
Beautiful docks and launching ramps. Its the people!
Thank you for your service in the Coast Guard!
It's so interesting watching these videos. Love the channel man just subbed. I have to say as a boat owner for 3 years why don't people take the time to learn how to trailer the boat. Ask a buddy to show you, watch some TH-cam videos, and take your time. Before I launched my boat for the first time I had a very experienced buddy show me how to launch and recover my boat 4 times before attempting it. Biggest things I've learned take your time and think through the whole process, even make a check list if you need to. Thanks for doing this man. It helps a TON to have a resource like this to continue learning how to operate safely.
I can relate with having your kid begging to fly the drone. Love your content!
Dan, I enjoy your attention to detail and knowledge of docking.
Can't believe those people in the pontoon boat didn't have a life jacket on that toddler!
This is the 3rd video I've watched. You are great!!!! I enjoy your commentary. It's great to have a host that knows what he's talking about. I'm now subscribed. Thank you & get that trailer deeper in the water, you know all the way up to the ratchet strap wintch 🤣🤪👍
G'day Big Dan Australian ole Gal just become a big Fan of yours. Love your commentaries, make me laugh. Thanks for a giving us a Show of good Superb Quality. Keep em coming and I am awatching. ❤
Love The Big Dan show! again the #1 Mistake is backing the trailer in to far.
Thank you! 💪
You’ll be one of the top boat dock tubers soon. Way better commentary than most of them. You just need more crazy stuff to happen before you pop
lol... i luv the way mama bear gave you the Eagle eye... 👍 great video...
I haven't laughed this hard in a long time thanks for the great commentary
i just found your channel and subscribed. Thank you for the commentary it really adds to the videos lol
How cool man! We were on the big red panga. Thank you for the awesome shot buddy! Love this!
Great video! I like your plan to do a training video. Split it into 4 or 5. Start with backing and dock etiquette.
I live in Pensacola and videos like this remind me of all the shenanigans I've seen, bless you sir
I ❤️ what u said what u hav learned over the years … Bc it took me years to learn how to back up our boat trailer but I didn’t learn n a crowded boat ramp 😂
Hay Big Dan love the show . And showing us what not to do😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Best channel!! Love watching!!
At 15:05 often can't see those little trailers so picking it up to finish quickly is great idea.
Seem's like almost everyone sticks there trailer to deep. If the boats floating over the top of the trailer your in to deep folks!!!
Keep it up. Doing great. And I like this change of scenery a lot more. Film here more often please. (And ignore the negative posts. They’re probably just jealous that you can take the time to do this)
I am new to boating. But I watched a ton of Big Dan videos before I even launched my boat for the first time. Learned ALOT before I even launched my boat for the first time watching his videos.
The narration for the phone call was hilarious 😂
That's a lot of what not to do video 👍🇺🇸 Great channel 👍
Hey Dan I live in Texas and I love your show. I would like to see more of your channel 😊
Thanks my friend! Hit that Subscribe button, it’s about to get crazy this year!
YOU!!!! Made my day! You are the BEST!
Thanks
Most of them are backing the trailer too far in the water to load, the boat needs surface contact with the trailer bunks to help line up everything.
Exactly. That's what I said in my post. Get the back end to just float and that is far enough. Then notice the trailer's fenders depth. For my boats it was just below the water's surface. Pulling the boat out I just backed up till the fenders just went below the water's surface. Worked on all angle ramps.
4:16 yep I’m one! I’m here to learn what do to, and what not to do! Thanks!
Love the ICW ramp. More expensive boats than at Navy point and they have no clue what’s going on 😂
Nice videos it is funny how most of these trailers are in the water way to far LOL
The first boat that wanted it straight. I put a chunk of chain with a hook that was about a foot too long. Hook it up. Drive up to the parking lot. Then, winch it up to the lock. It will self center.
This is a great show😆
Those drones shots are the best!!! More drone footage!!!
We always put our Bimini top down before we got to the boat ramp. It’s like a sail if there is any wind.
You certainly got the title of this video correct!!🎉🎉🎉
Love your channel, but don't ever think you've seen or done it all. We are natives of a coastal NC fishing village that our ancestors have always been . My father -in-law and husband have a combined total of about 70 years of commercial fishing, Coast Guard and tugboat Captain and engineering. They swear the next generation is coming up with stuff that makes them afraid and they've had some idiots to deal with. Just some information I found while doing genealogy, one of my great grandfather's and their sons worked for the U.S.L.S.S. in Chicamacomico NC. Love your commentary 😅 Give 'em hell!!
ThNks my friends. Much loveee
I thought people in southern California couldn't drive a boat. I don't feel so bad now.
Hi, Dan thanks for the content
When I start out boating I practice backing up in the parking lot for 30min a day for week, then went out boat ramp it easy for me.
Funny, in the pnw rarely you see guys firin up and reversing off the trailer. Ramp time is sacred. Load your crap in the parking lot, plug in, tail ties off, back her down the ramp tilnthe tires are in the water, buddy grabs bow line, and you back up the rig n let her skate off, buddy pulls her down thw dock and ties off while you get that truck n trailer the heck off the ramp, other folks are waitin! Fire up the motor(s) after the trucks parked
new side hussle: hang around the dock and offer to either 1) pilot the boat onto the trailer or 2) back the trucks up into the water 🙂
You haven't seen an attitude like you see for just offering a suggestion, let alone offering to do it. I would rather walk into a wolfs den with a quarter of beef padlocked to my back than offer any suggestions or help. I will no longer help until I see injuries-I've even stood by allowing foreseen damage to boats, trailers, tow vehicle to happen. Done being the good samaritan at the ramp.
These videos are awesome. Boring yet completely satisfying
Glad you like them!
I'm looking forward to that video where you show the proper way to load and unload a boat. I just bought my first boat, and I really don't want to end up on your channel since I'll be around your area. Unless it was on a good note.
Are these ramps at the Wharf in Orange Beach? Great video! I always used to launch at Cotton Bayou but it was pretty tight.
USCG used to teach a great class on boat handling! I took it with a friend and learned a LOT!
That is a really nice boat ramp, tons of room and plenty of docking for waiting for trailer to get wet.
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Yes, that would be very helpful to post a vid on how to launch/recover boats.
I’ve never ran a boat onto a trailer. But I would imagine it’s a lot of feel for the way the water is moving and the wind. And it looks like you need some luck. Lol. Super fun to watch. I feel really bad for the people that run into problems. I have family on Pensacola beach so watching makes me feel a little closer than being stuck in Ohio. Well done sir on the videos
My first boat was about 8 years ago and I remember the first thing I did was go to a parking lot and practice backing up in spots and then took the boat out on a Wednesday morning or some shit when I knew nobody would be there so I could get a routine down. Surprises me all the time how many ppl just show up to crowded ramps and just be reckless next to others peoples stuff. Crazy world
Having grown up with boats on lakes I thought I was pretty good at launching and recovering boats on trailers. Then I got a center console and started fishing on the coast…..yeah, I got a rude awakening!
I looked like some of these people the first couple of times I launched. That current is the devil!!
Bad enough with a tidal flow, try a river. I grew up on the Des Moines and Mississippi, later on the Kansas, Kaw, and Missouri. I now work the saltwater but my backyard is mown grass to the water of a Florida river.
You need to have the husbands and wifes miked up 😂
I live here... this is hilarious😂😂😂😂
I know this video is old but I just found this big dan show,, crazy I never knew there was so many inexperienced boaters out there,, but the part of the show I like is he seems to be knowledgeable of the type of boats they're driving their Motors and how to operate them properly
Welcome aboard my friend
There are some right muppets in this boat slip.😂😂😂😂😂😂 Dean from the uk
Great entertainment, watching from North East Missouri. 🫡
looks like a very easy ramp to launch from. I've always had to launch and load all by myself and never had any problems. always lots of crazy and drunk people at lakes
With the jet ski trailer. I can say from personal experience it's not easy to see it and I've done the same thing myself 😂
We’re all a little guilty
Thank you for your service in the Coast Guard.
21:18 "Holy smokes, somebody perfectly centered it!" The boat or the knot? I was watching the woman XD
26:08 Advice? With that wind it's easier to go in a little faster. It almost seems like he's just running idle. More thrust gives you a straighter line and smaller corrections.
Watching people launch and recover watercraft is always a spectacle. Find yourself a popular boat launch and just sit and watch for a little while, it wont take long before you are wondering "what the hell are they doing?" Where I live here in California it always seems to be the people with the most expensive vessels that don't have a clue what they are doing. I always feel sorry for the wives with husbands that have no clue what they are doing, because the husband always gets man at the wife for him not know what the hell he is doing, and the wife takes the brunt of his frustrations.
Money can buy you anything and everything in the boat world looks easy until you’re the one behind the helm
First thing before getting close to the water is for everyone that may drive the tow vehicle to go to a large, empty spot of a box store parking lot. A slight grasp of backing a trailer goes a long way when at the ramp under pressure to get it done.
Dan, I think you should do two 'How To Videos'.
#1: completely on point with all the tips & tricks & helpful hints for the clueless.
#2: with the use of humor & exaggeration to expose people's stupidity including clips
w/Big Arrows pointing to our stars, and The Big Red X w/the buzzer noise over the wrong way-ers & 🙂's on the crabapples.
ex: dock hogging while on a run to wally for snacks, 9 miles of rope to tie off with, infants without life jackets, bow riding buck-offs & you get the idea.
The bloke on the pontoon boat might think about giving up boating and take up painting 😂 regards Terry in Australia
Great video.
What not to do is video your wife she was not happy about that! Lol #1
I like your show buddy from California
I appreciate that 💪💪
Love the applause!!! LOL
Hahaaa
The BIGGEST COMEDY SHOW = Jeep + Pontoon boat!!! Get Entire Crew out before loading…NO COMMON SENSE😂😂😂
In our country powering onto trailers is prohibited due to erosion at the ramp.The secret to backing is to start with everything in line
Wow. Where’s. That
Very nice footage..what drone/camera are you using?
@DJares3 nice, is that the stock camera on the Mavic? you have goggles too?
Its crazy how many people back their trailers in way too far.
Tips on backing a trailer first turn off the backup camera use the mirrors second turn your steering wheel the way you want the front of your trailer to go third find a large parking lot and practice and remember the shorter the trailer the faster it will turn
That’s a busy ramp. Only one I’ve seen busier was at lake oroville when they ordered everyone to evacuate the lake. I’ve seen fist fights at the bidwell marina there
Niceee
Dude at the end with the pontoon. Close your bimini, pull the trailer up some so you touch the bunks sooner. If the wind is blowing you around, start out straight but 5 or 10 feet to the side, so by the time you get to the trailer, you're right in front of it instead of trying to pivot the boat on top of the trailer.
Yesss this
im luvin this...🤜🤛
Don’t think I’ve ever seen so many people in the water at the boat ramp
Oh cool I saw Phish play here at the Wharf last year.
I feel like im doing things wrong after seeing so many people power drive up there boat. Although certain boat launches in Michigan dont allow it. Ive only owned my 21-foot boat for one season. Launched and retrieved over 20 times. But never had the problems these people have. We approach the dock. I slowly creep in. My girl and i reach for the posts and hold the boat steady. She gets out on the dock with the rope connected to the bow eyelet. Wraps it once around a post near the front. Then i get out to go get the trailer while she simply hold the back of the boat in place. I pull in fenders and tips of bunks at top of water. Get out. My girl tosses me the rope from the dock. I physically pull the boat on the bunks till it stops about a foot or 2 from the winch. Strap it up. Then whench it up tight. Pull out slowly. If my trailer is close. The process takes no more than 60 seconds. Idk..... please tell me if im doing something wrong. I do get my ankle wet just to pull the rope in. But never had a problem so i stuck with it. About to winterize next week.
Nice. Nothing wrong with that if it works for you. Power loading is a thing of the south. It’s just what we do round here and it works. It’s quick and effective.
@DJares3 I was told that is why the dock area always gets screwed up and needs to be dredged out. Because power loading pushes the lake floor to other sides and makes it shallower in other areas. Haven't been boating for long. But seen videos about it and it kinda made sense. Especially seeing your drone videos. It looks like a muddy swamp in Louisiana. 🤣
Question, is there a spot somewhere that someone can be dropped off the retrieve the tow vehicle other than the docks? My boat ramp doesn't have that. I usually tie up to the dock and retrieve the truck myself, then just back the trailer under the boat and crack her in.
Hey Dan, these areas your filming is it fresh water salt water mix? Joe
I have never driven a boat in my life so I my opinion may mean nothing at all. But from what I can see the biggest problem besides backing the trailer in too deep is over-steering. both in the boats and backing the trailers.
Yeah, he should give up, Bolton.😂😂lmao
Love it from foley
28:35.... That's one in a row! LOL!
Lol
Even in SAfrica we build trailers that autoalign the boat when you ride on... on the beach, different tides etc etc etc.
I notice a lot of people just pull out without hooking up safety chain or strap at bow. I’ve seen boats roll/slide off and damage transom a few times in our area because of this.
A complete id10t or to much alcohol
Driving a trailer is tough. Look at the dock. Pick one with the wind blowing the boat into the dock. Pull the truck around, so you just have to back straight up. Look at the whole picture. If you can get it lined up a couple of feet off the dock, then you won't have to steer in reverse.
Feeling bummed out with the results of Alabama/Texas game. Woke up at 3 a.m. and started watching The Big Dan Show. Roll Tide
Man I’m with you, Sad day but we’ve been good for to long.
All these people with trailer boat guide-ons...and they still can't put their boats between the poles....gotta love boat ramp follies!
Tomorrow is gonna be nuts around here
New Sub here... Love your channel. Why dont they unload their passengers before trailering?
Beats me. Welcome to the channel
Floats because in the WATER TOO DAMN DEEP…PLUS: tires are buoyant…usually TOP OF FENDERS SHOULD BE “ABOVE” the water by 2”-3”!!!
Why would I get between the boat and the truck to see if he’s straight that’s what the Bunk boards are for. I rather u damage your truck instead of crushing me IJS. I thought that’s why we pay for insurance maybe I’m wrong 🤷🏾♂️ Big Dan keep up the good work very entertaining 😂😂
buskin 2900 was built locally by Fishbump tv. nice series on build btw.
I’m checking that out
Can't believe those junk tires on the big black truck.
lol 😆
Dude with pontoon. Put the Bimini down, big sail!
I'm glad you asked. It is NOT allowed at most of the ramps that I go to, to power load your boat. Delaware
Really?ain't nobody gonna tell me how to load
@@Pisomajado The reason for it is mud. there is this black mud at the ends of most of the ramps and it very soft and get s blown out easily. There is large holes at the end of most ramps because of power loading.
Oh, so it's called Power Loading. Totally unnecessary.
@@drummer0864 Ahh! That's a good reason. It's unnecessary anyway.