Move or We Will Crush You!! | Miami Boat Ramps | Boynton Beach
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- Move or We Will Crush You!! | Miami Boat Ramps | Boynton Beach
Welcome to the Miami Boat Ramps channel. We are dedicated to bringing you all the craziness that goes on at the boat ramps in South Florida! Sit back and enjoy the show!
Ramps we currently cover: 79st (La 79!) / Black Point Marina / Haulover / Boynton Beach
We are working on adding 2 more ramps to the roster. Stay tuned!
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The lady that backs up that trailer at the end of the video more people should take notice, Very impressive
I believe that her Ford has the back-up assist feature.
Her TH-cam channel is Darcizzle Fishing,go check her out and give her a like.
@@pulaski1 no,she’s been doing that for a long time now.Darcizzle Fishing.
@@pattylettelier8909 It depends what you mean by "a long time" - Ford's trailer backup assist has been available on the F150 for about 6 years - summer 2015 for the 2016 model year.
@@pulaski1 so chicks can’t back up trailers without an assist device?The lady knows how to back up a trailer,she’s been doing it for a long time .Hell, I can back up my trailer blind folded.
That last crew did a great job. From back in the truck and trailer down to the ramp and one shot to getting the boat on before the girl got out of the truck down there.
For non boat owners:
Imagine you are sitting in your legally parked car in a parking lot and someone parks next to you and kicks their door open into your car while getting out.
If you think that is a problem, you'll understand why boat owners consider you hitting their boat a problem.
I had my boat hit once, and the guy went to jail for leaving the scene of an accident, had his boat impounded, and had some hefty fines!!! All because he was too fucking stupid to stick around or pay for a couple hundred bucks worth of scratch repair on gelcoat!
Translation/apology for parents and boat owners:
Imagine your daughter is excelling in math, science, music, history, several competitive sports, extracurriculars, and student government, and one day you find out she’s getting played by some player with an IROC-Z and an Ecko UNLTD credit card.
If you don’t like that, you’ll understand why many boat owners also own shotguns.
If you own a boat you know this war damage will come.
Dont cry about it so long its just a little paint.
Water and boat with wind shit just happent.
Some day you be have kiss from a boat next time you are and one day you do the kissing .
Yes i own a boat a steel one from 9.5 m by 3.3m and heavy like 12.000kilo it will not fit on your back of your car.
@@dyslectische Very true, Captain Moitessier, but like driving in the states, a key feature of boating, for many, is to operate the cup holders - and not everyone can scavenge for a telephone pole if they’re dismasted or hammer out a gash if they’re run aground by moving navigational hazards.
Why would non boat owners thing any differently?
that makes no sense. Just because it is a boat means it's ok to damage it and it's "no foul"?
lol
Two hundred grand for a boat: No sweat. Two Hundred dollars for boating lessons: No way, dude!
Or you could just pay $50 and stay at a Holiday In Express for one night then you’re good to go
@@PopeOnArope I’m still trying to figure out what the heck that is supposed to mean! But not very hard.
@@tomrogers9467 😂 the old Holiday Inn Express commercials, made it seem like you’d get such a good nights rest you could be an expert at anything the next day
@@PopeOnArope OK, now your comment makes sense. Thanks. (But I hope you’d also be an expert at bed bug removal after that night, too)!
@@PopeOnArope - $50? The 1980s called, they want their motel prices back.
“And we’re gonna start trying to pull out” without even a glimmer of sarcasm. Broncosguru is a true professional.
Darsizzel is a gem. Watch her all the time.
No one really comments on the best take away from her - notice she always has the tail gate down to improve her view of the trailer!
probably the best backing ive ever seen
I felt that first one, looks like they have been in that situation more than once.
#1 rule of boating... Spend as little time as possible at the dock!! Hello, In, Out Goodby!!
Darcizzle and Puddin showing us how it's done. Probably helps to do it for a living.
We no longer boat, but when we did, we did it exactly how Darcizzle and Puddin do it. She loved driving the truck and trailer, but hated driving the boat. It's so much faster and more efficient than using ropes to float it off the trailer, where you're at the mercy of the wind and current.
My wife and I did the same thing, but I’d be the tow rig driver and she’d be the boat pilot. She’d nose the boat into a congested dock, I’d jump off and get the trailer. Meanwhile she’d just idle about somewhere off of the docks. When she’d see me backing in, she’d point the boat toward the trailer and be powering the boat onto the trailer only a few moments after it was wet enough. I’d hook up the winch line, crank it taught and pull her and the boat out. She’d be wiping down the cockpit with a towel and organizing the skis, ropes etc as I was driving to the tow-down spot. Teamwork baby!
@@fatboyrowing Exactly! It can take some practice to get the hang of backing up the trailer, but I would advise everyone new to boating to go to an empty parking lot for a bit. Definitely beats dealing with 100 other people wanting to get their boat out of the water as an afternoon thunderstorm approaches.
That was an epic pro job there. Very impressive. Everyone should just practice backing like that.
To practice like Darcizzle, you gotta be out there every day because she is.
That last boat was an example of how things should be done. The lady got onto the dock easily then backed the trailer like a champ. By the time the trailer was in position the skipper had the boat 3/4 loaded, a little power and the boat was at home on the trailer.
Give these two first prize!!!!
My God, there are people the use this ramp that actually know what they are doing.😂
This ramp is right off the main access road to the beach in the area and I think it’s mostly used by tourists most of us locals use some other ramps but we’re not going to advertise where our hidden gems are
That chick backing up the truck is a total boss.
The last captain looked right at your camera right at the end. He knows the bushes are watching.
Real good content today. The Contender powering out worked slicker than I've seen it in a while. Always a treat to see Darcy backing the trailer in like a rockstar!
Darzizzle and the boat Pilot just held class. You guy's need to edit this one for an instructional video you might make!!!!
Darci has the backing down to an art form.
A complete episode with perfect docking maneuvers only would be absolutely awesome!
Oh backing contest would be great! 👍
I back up by placing my right hand at the bottom center of the steering wheel. If I want the trailer to move left, I move the steering wheel left, relative to my hand placement. Same thing with trailer to the right, move hand and wheel to the right. This method really simplifies the process and impresses my wife, to boot! 😉
Darcizzle also know how far to back her trailer into the water. 3/4 of the bunks under the water and you can drive the boat on all day long and it's going to stay centered and not drift off. As for her backing up with a trailer. Everybody should know how to do this. It's called responsible driving. I do enjoy watching her skill.
This ^^^
Or she turned on her rear backing up knob in the cab.
@@poppaluv A lot of people have that in their trucks and they still can't back their trailer like she can. Even though the trucks have that feature it is still up to the driver to turn the wheels the correct direction.
That trailer backing was most impressive.
That woman has skills, I love a woman who can drive!! Impressive!!!
Definitely love that also. But one could imagine that newer Ford truck has the back up trailer assist. Hell it might even have that badass 360 Birdseye view making it way easier to back up a trailer. 🤷🏻♂️
@@chriscantu343 Yeah, the speed that she backs that thing, I am fairly sure that it has Ford's back-up assist.
@@chriscantu343 her tailgates down no back up assist. It's all her.
@@chriscantu343 I have that birds eye deal on the Tacoma but still watch my trailer in the rearview. I actually find those cameras distracting and hard to get used to
@@Muskieangler me too. I'm old school I need to look back. Muskie angler? Were do you fish for muskie?
4X4 what a concept.
I just found your channel at random & I love it!!!! Sometimes I feel stupid for the things I do! Dayummm I wonder how these people feel……lol 😂
Cizzle should make a backing how-to video on Darcizzle Offshore!
Darsizzle is probably out on the boat daily or every other day. She should be good! 😁 good job
Truck should say, "I coulda been a contender".
That big ass Contender sticker is weighing the truck down
Yeah a backup competition would nice to watch.
5:15 The Captain has clearly stated with decals that "It is what it is..."
Dar would take people to school if there was a backing up contest!!
I think that most of the credit goes to Ford, for their back-up assist feature.
If she was a pork pie who wore long pants NO ONE would have ever heard of her.
Damn that girl is a boss for that. that was a clinic on how it's done
she sure knows how to back a trailer up.
End of video I saw Darcizzle Offshore it awesome 😉😉😍
I don’t know anything about boats or fishing, but this is just such an entertaining and interesting channel!
"Power loading " your boat on the trailer is what tears up the boat ramps creating drop-offs at the end of the ramp.
Yup. Had a trailer drop off into the hole left from boat motors revving and it ripped the axle off getting it out.
not all boats can be hand wench loaded. some you must power onto the trailer. some trailers are horrible and float, which requires you to power onto them.. however most ramps in florida are not that bad, and powering onto a trailer is nothing and normal practice.. also powering off of a trailer is another big one out here in florida. some ramps just dont have a drop to them on low tide, and there's no other way to get the boat off of the trailer.
If the ramp is made properly power loading not a problem and often recommended to save time on busy days
You generally don't need to gun the motors when power loading. If done correctly, you can often just coast on with minimal throttle (unless it's a really steep ramp, of course).
@@sellis2241 ya. Maybe if your boating with a flats boat. Like to see you try that with a 30 foot center console
I love the first scene , All American Truck owners need to see this cause the little TOYOTA p/u had no problem pulling a nice sized boat up the ramp, But the BIG super sized DODGE Ram truck couldn't even get his boat out of the water, Ford tough & Chevy , " YEAH RIGHT " !!!!!
It’s was in Boynton so I was waiting for Darcizzle to come and put on a trailer backing down clinic 😂😂
👍💯
Darsizzle is a beast
7:12 The girl is good because she lowered the tailgate, and when reversing you turn your head and look out the back window at the trailer. Steering comes naturally after one or two tries.
I use my mirrors, I'm one of the few that don't look out the back window.
7:35 The lady backing up knew her business except for one thing, always disconnect the trailer electrical before submerging the tail lights in water, especially salted water. Cheers from Canada.
So backing up a boat trailer can be done. Imagine that.
Shout out to the Red Top Legend...hopefully we will be honoured by his presence soon...
Looks like she got a new three-quarter ton Ford.
like the puddin and sizzle
If you worry about dinging your fishing boat, You have no fishing boat.🙉
She's good👍👍👍👍👍
@3:11 Ill call that the Boynton Split 😂
she is 100% boss with that f150.
Super Duty
Darcizzle is the boss, she could show 99% of these boaters a thing or two.
The crew with the Contender. That is how it's done if your truck is spinning tires. I have done this many times with boats smaller and bigger than that. Those guys know how to do it. Only thing is if I were launching boats at the ramp regularly I would have a 4x4. I live on the water now so I only haul my 35' center console at the ramp for maintenance. My old 2008 Escalade EXT with all wheel drive pulls my 35' 10,000 pound tub out every time with no power needed from the boat engines.
My condescension detector exploded when it heard your commentary.
whats up early birds
I wonder of the lady backing the truck had that Ford trailer reverse assist on to be driving that fast. 🤔
Did the cameraman decide to wet a line?😂
1:30... they handled that well.
Darcizzle is the best i am a big fan of her and pudding
Were the trailer tires on the Contender trailer rolling? They look locked.
The opposite of Bearing Buddies:
Bearing cruddies.
Hey....you scratched my anchor.
Yeah, a ramp made like a bunch of smooth topped, school cafeteria buns is such a brilliant idea. Who came up with that moronic idea ? No grip, less tire contact...genius !
Darcizzle rocks.
Lol. the big boat with the triple Yams. Port and starboard engines. Feather throttle with one reverse and one forward. Boat will parallel to dock. Do they give licenses to anyone down there? Bwahahaha.
no ever thinks when they buy a boat can I load and unload this by myself. ask people do something for you never really works out but at least it makes for some good videos :D
I like seeing some one knowing what their doing she is boss.
Always apologize if you scuff a boat!
When is slippery at the boat ramp, people do not realize they can use the boat, while the prop is in the water, to help get up the ramp. Done it many times. Soon as the prop leaves the water and you hear the engine change tone shut off the engine in the boat. Simple solution to most traction issues.
With Twins it’s so easy to maneuver onto dock I can’t understand why the struggle
👍👍😎⚓️
Is that one of those Ford's with back-up assist?
darsizle is freaking amazing.. not only can she fish the pants off of any guy, but she can back that trailer up better than any semi truck driver out there..
those tall skinny Ford tires.
The current took the second one, not the wind, look at the flag 😂😂
Darciz zle she rocks
hey that last boat is darci
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i watch you every day. i love boats and saltwater, but humping a 22 or 24-foot boat on and off a trailer seems to me a real big ball breaker pain in the ass.
Yep but life's full of tradeoffs.
@@Bubbles99718 very true. also, i'm quite sure there are people who have done this so many times it becomes easy.
The suspension of the truck makes it 4X4? Huh? I've never heard of that before.
Not a perfect way to tell but trucks that come leveled from the factory were often 4x4 or 4x4 option models. not so true since 2010 or so but previous to that it was a a good rule of thumb.
the real question is who even buys a 2x4 truck anyway.
@@bishop198666 no shit.
If you approach the dock on the right side and secure the bow, if the back of the boat begins to drift left, could you turn hard right and reverse to pull the back of the boat to the dock?
The Red Top Legend could have laid his boat perfectly on the dock like a Tesla in summon mode. He's pretty much the polar opposite of the guy poorly attempting to operate that Jupiter.
There is a video of him arriving on this channel. Pretty uneventful.
Great backing up, but it appears no emergency brake. Truck slammed into it's park gear upon loading
No power washer for ramp moss?
Do those trailers not have winches or?
Did the person fishing catch anything?
God, all you need is a poll with a hook on it, come on people think!!!
New to the channel. I've never had to use a boat ramp as we always had a cottage so forgive the newbie question. The ramps seem steep. Is this normal?
Yes, it’s normal. Shallow ramps are harder to use as you must back in farther to get the boat to float off the trailer. The ramp I use down in Alabama is so shallow my suv is in the water.
1:12 They got 550 lbs of Men that could sit in rear of truck bed, plus remove 200 lbs of load from the boat.
The first guy that tried to "power out had his trailer tires locked up. They were'nt turning at all.
7:15 nobody goin talk about a f-150 towing like a 26-30 ft boat?
I think max tow can be as high as 12k or so.
Still, u never want to be at the limits of a vehicles tow rating.
Start out with a contest on timing the boats off as too many just stand there.
You know you can only go so far forward on the trailer
I’m sure she’s talented but I’m also pretty sure there was a little backup assist involved.
Ford backup-assist doesn’t work with the tailgate opened. What made you “pretty sure”? Unless you were counting experience as assistance…?
😂
That’d be funny if she uses fords automatic trailer button thing where you turn a knob to steer the trailer
Darsizzle does it just to show the men how it's done.
*Darcizzle
@@monbreau7306 :)
Take a little air out of the tires
That chick is a BOSS at backing up. How many times have we seen people jack knife just backing up 10'?? She brought that b$%ch accross the whole lot like a champ!