Not a chance in hell while inside the inlet. I would hook up to him outside the mouth and pull him through. Mid inlet rescues usually end up with two boats on the rocks.
Well I'm a west coast boater Columbia river bar mostly and this inlet just looks like a cluster fck and a bunch of a hole boaters driving way to fast for such a close proximity it's horrifying looking
The inlet is a piece of cake now since the north jetty was extended to cover the mouth of the inlet. There used to be 5’ standing waves when it was outgoing tide with a strong east wind. I have gone out in an 8’ dinghy with a 4 hp. Engine.
Go hit the hull on Bluewater and Tidewater next time your at the boat show. Most production boats are building too light and too ass heavy. They are chasing best MPG on flat water and minimizing material use.
@@dannyt9067 yes their newer model that have them are shit. Brackets are NO good. I have been on a both regulators and it makes absolutely no difference in handling
I wouldn't get in a single engine boat that was headed out to sea, into large rapids, or into a pinch-point channel like this one. THAT"S the definition of crazy!
Thanks I crossed Suzuki off my list of possible re-power options Hopefully I can still get an Evinrude G2 it was a sad day when they shut down best outboards ever made no four stroke can compete
If the risk wasn’t so great I would love to try this inlet in my 21ft 2021 Harris Tritoon. Before everyone laughs I have my center toon dropped 7inches with full high performance lifting strakes on all 3 toons. I have a Merc 150EFI and I can keep my bow up very well. I honestly think I could do it. You just have to be an animal inside and keep that bow up! Any thoughts?
What’s wrong with going through the inlet in a small boat? I see those little 13 foot whaler‘s going through all the time with no issues Sure it’s not as elegant as that HCB but not everyone has 1.5 million they can let go of Money can’t but skill and experience tho
Would you have given him a tow?
At that time I would, yes. But after watching the whole vid it looks like he was just f#@&×n around. Yeah, would definitely help a brother.
Without hesitation. However, if they sounded intoxicated it would have been over the the local PD or CG dock.
@@tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347 They posted on Instagram, said it was leaking oil and would not go over 3000 RPM
Not a chance in hell while inside the inlet. I would hook up to him outside the mouth and pull him through. Mid inlet rescues usually end up with two boats on the rocks.
@@surfstarcc1 He could of just rode the guys wake or cut out of the center current. If the motor shuts off they are screwed
Boynton looking a bit rough on this day! 😳
Well I'm a west coast boater Columbia river bar mostly and this inlet just looks like a cluster fck and a bunch of a hole boaters driving way to fast for such a close proximity it's horrifying looking
And that boys and girls... Is why I started Good Seamaritan Rescue in 1958 with a 13-foot Boston Whaler... 'Nuff said!!!...
The only way I'd want bow rails on a CC is if it had a larger cuddy cabin in the bow, on an open boat you have the raised bulwark and gunnels
ALWAYS HAVE TWO ENGINES! DUH. Even if you have split the HP. 2-150's better than 1-300!
What is wrong with bow rails? I do not have them but owners preference.
I should bring my Estrella up from Coral Gables.
The grady killed it. How were they going to know they had engine problems. Dont want to put to many people in danger
Un bote necesita dos motores a fuera de borde
Love seeing the Panga. Variety is the spice of life.
The inlet is a piece of cake now since the north jetty was extended to cover the mouth of the inlet. There used to be 5’ standing waves when it was outgoing tide with a strong east wind. I have gone out in an 8’ dinghy with a 4 hp. Engine.
It can still get nasty, it sunk a boat in the past year. I think Wavy Boats has it on his page.
@@RoughInlets no question, you have to know what you are doing. As illustrated some people don’t have a clue IMHO.
Looked like a mean parcel of water to conk out in.id say they got lucky!
It had the guy up front in a panic...🏴☠️⚔️🧐
@@Shopweasel today the roughest water in the inlet is on weekends/ holidays when the boat traffic is overwhelming.
@@Shopweasel went out this AM. No other boats in the inlet, flat calm.
Love the bow rails 👊👍! Thanks for sharing.
Maybe the powder coating is throwing me off
Boat has a 2 berth cabin that extends under the bow. The deck is elevated that is why it has the bow rails. 😎
@@goodvibes3733....ergo....Bow Lee love Bow Rail. 👉👊👍
Natural selection??
Love the bow rails
blue water's are ok at best just another bracket engine boat that's bound to fall apart
They are very well balanced and built heavy
@@RoughInlets i get it their your home boy's. I would buy a tidewater before a blue water just because they have that POS bracket
Go hit the hull on Bluewater and Tidewater next time your at the boat show. Most production boats are building too light and too ass heavy. They are chasing best MPG on flat water and minimizing material use.
@@chrishammer9891 would you also say that a regulator is a pos cuz some of their models use a bracket?
@@dannyt9067 yes their newer model that have them are shit. Brackets are NO good. I have been on a both regulators and it makes absolutely no difference in handling
I wouldn't get in a single engine boat that was headed out to sea, into large rapids, or into a pinch-point channel like this one. THAT"S the definition of crazy!
Thanks I crossed Suzuki off my list of possible re-power options Hopefully I can still get an Evinrude G2 it was a sad day when they shut down best outboards ever made no four stroke can compete
I'd have to argue best built boat in Florida is the Bluewater....my vote goes to Bertram!
The mystery boat is a 1984 Bayliner 2850 Contessa
If the risk wasn’t so great I would love to try this inlet in my 21ft 2021 Harris Tritoon. Before everyone laughs I have my center toon dropped 7inches with full high performance lifting strakes on all 3 toons. I have a Merc 150EFI and I can keep my bow up very well.
I honestly think I could do it. You just have to be an animal inside and keep that bow up!
Any thoughts?
Trimmed right, no problem at all.
Wait your not close to 1 million subs it’s says 27k
Yeah those blue waters are sweet, but my money is on the Stuart 27!
What days do you film? Would be nice to see my boat on there
Looks like nobody is wanting to help
That is why you don't do inlets in a small boat, be smarter people! I always proceed with caution even on a 25 foot CC
What’s wrong with going through the inlet in a small boat? I see those little 13 foot whaler‘s going through all the time with no issues
Sure it’s not as elegant as that HCB but not everyone has 1.5 million they can let go of
Money can’t but skill and experience tho
Wondering who is gonna be first to notice my typo...
4:11 image/imagine
That's the one, TH-cam been uploading slow lately so I left it.
Your typo was not giving the panga a 10
325 Grady White
I like bow rails. My Leader 9.0 CC has them.
You are seeing less and less of them
Nice one... 👍
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"If your in rough seas..." Should be if you're in rough seas..."
I was talking about image instead of imagine. but I messed up on that as well.
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