More importantly, don't forget to use the blower motor before you start it, so you don't explode your boat and maybe yourself. I've seen a few videos on that. I went out on my stepfathers friends boat. I asked him a couple times and he said, yes I put the plug in before we launched the boat. I should have double checked. We hauled about 20 miles of Jersey coast and barely any water came in as we were moving. When stopped and fishing he would periodically use the bilge pump. First time he did, there seems to be an awfully lot of water and it's still going. I pulled the engine cover off and I see the water coming in. Dan, where's the plug? I put it in. It's not there. There was a spare one in one of the side compartments. I jumped in and put the plug in. He must not have tightened it all the way and fell out. Good thing for the spare, 20 miles off the coast and I would have lost probably $1,500 worth of poles and tackle and be floating for a while. One of the many interesting days on the water. One time on a friend's boat, my friend Craig screamed, there’s birds up ahead of us. Steve says, hat's fine, they will move. No, they're standing. Narrowly avoid a new sand bar. Good times.
Hey, haven't you ever heard of the first golden RULE 😳😱 if Momma's Not Happy... NO ONE is HAPPY, 🤔 the BOAT, is second on the list 🙄😎. Soooo, I lose the BOAT and I'm NOT Getting ANY... HELL NO... NOPE... NOT a CHANCE 😳🥰
Not always the drain plug. My neighbor blew a freeze plug about 5 miles from the boat ramp. I went ahead to get his truck and trailer and had it ready at the ramp when he got there. On the way up, he told me he pulled his drain plug out and ran full throttle until he got near the ramp and put the plug back in. When we got it on the trailer, I pulled up a bit to let what water he had in the boat, drain out. Saved his boat.
Had the same happen in our 21' ski boat. Freeze plug popped out of the inboard 355 Olds Marine engine when we were halfway through our morning ski runs. Killed the engine untill we pumped most of it out, then made a speed run back to the dock. Fun times.
See, im smart. Drain plug not in. You dont go back to shore, you open throttle. That pushes wather out as you look for plug. Only baby boomers know this. You kids have no clue
It has happened to me once without the drain plug. It started to sink and we just put it up on plain and worked to get the drain plug in until the bilge pump could take care of it. It never happened again, and we did not sink the boat because we did not panic.
Ive lost a plug on a jon boat, realized it when we stopped and ran the water out while we made a makeshift drain plug out of a spark plug and tape. Learned a few lessons that day, 1: Always have a spare plug and 2: replace drain plug when the rubber starts cracking on it
In this instance, put the bow ON the ramp. Skip the dock. Sacrifice a little gel coat and glass to save the engines and wiring from going under water. Leave em running. Install the plug. Verify that the bilge pump is running. Get a manual gusher going. You can relaunch in 30 mins.
I have a sad admission to going back about 40 years or so. I went out in my dad’s 12 foot Sears aluminum with a 9.9 Evinrude. It was a very nice little boat for buzzing up and “down” the river. No problem when I was buzzing, but when I dropped anchor in about 30 ft of water and was just set up with my line for sturgeon, I didn’t think of the plug then even! I hooked up right away, I moved to the side of the boat(I was standing on the seat) and the few gallons, or tens of gallons, I never saw, moved with me!! I went in, the boat rolled over and down it went,,,,. The foam from the seats had been carved out to store the tackle boxes!!! I was wearing a life jacket thankfully. I reeled that sturgeon in as well, all the while scared it would ram me!! I had heard stories of this, but I have yet to substantiate those stories. It got close enough as we floated to the shallows that I just stood up, and took the hook out of it. Let it go as I always have with sturgeon. My truck keys were in the tackle box that was open and still mostly sitting in the big hole in the floatation,,,,,,. I walk 4 miles along to river to get to the house. I missed dinner, got hell. Then they asked where the truck was. I was terrified to say I lost the boat, but told the whole story all the while my brother and dad were laughing so hard they couldn’t stand up. Dad wasn’t laughing when he found that in a river where you can almost always walk in it for 90% of its surface, I had anchored in one of the sturgeon holes,,,,,. THEN I got the lecture. We went and got the lifejacket, which made him laugh asking why I was so far down river. I told him that how far the sturgeon and I floated,,, it was then I realized he hadn’t heard about the fish because he was laughing too hard earlier. It started all over again. In the end, he dropped me off at my truck, I drove home and the next morning I woke up to a cab full of packing foam we had from the shop!!! That happened for a while,,,,,. We never did find that boat,,,,,,. The new one, and every small boat we have owned since has had the floatation foam left intact!!! I was never terrified because it was all kind of surreal that day.
Boats sinking - Woman - "grab my HUGE bag, sunscreen, groceries, left-over snacks, evening attire clothes, my make-up bag, this bowling ball, Chapstick, hair clip, my shopping list, sandles, and this really cute pair of shorts that I got a Target."
I did this.forgot to put the drain bungs in and it was touch and go for a few minutes.got my boat halfway back on the trailer just before it sank.first and last time I didn’t do a spot check before going on the water.
I don't get these drain plug videos, just kill the engine, jump in the water and screw the plug in. That's what I did the one time i forgot. No racing back to the trailer or beaching on a concrete ramp.
@@dtrojcak73 true true. I always keep the plug on the boat, my new boat actually has it tethered thru the drain port. But still I'd jam something in there so the bilge pump can keep up
Best thing to do is to try to get the boat up on or close to a plane and the water will drain out, if ya can't and don't have a plug is just jam a rag or piece of shirt in the hole to stop flooding.
@@dtrojcak73 you can plug the hole with a rag , the billage pump takes care of the water that leaks in , you can see there is no water being pumped out so they dont know enough to be in that boat.
I've said it before. This is why you need to sit a theory and practical test to get your boat licence in Australia. You need to prove you're competent before you're allowed to skipper any vessel bigger than 9.9 HP
When you leave the plug out: take the boat up to speed on full plane(level). That will drain the water out. Once drained. Cut power, full stop. Trim up. Engine off. Someone with a life vest jump in and put the plug in. Bugle the rest out.
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, A tale of a fateful trip That started from this tropic port Aboard this tiny ship. The mate was a mighty sailing man, The skipper brave and sure. Five passengers set sail that day For a three hour tour, a three hour tour. The weather started getting rough, The tiny ship was tossed, If not for the courage of the fearless crew The Minnow would be lost, the Minnow would be lost. The ship set ground on the shore of this uncharted desert isle With Gilligan The Skipper too, The millionaire and his wife, The movie star The Professor and Mary Ann,* Here on Gilligan's Isle. Full Version Continues: Now this is the tale of our castaways, They're here for a long, long time, They'll have to make the best of things, It's an uphill climb. The first mate and his Skipper too, Will do their very best, To make the others comfortable, In their tropic island nest. No phone, no lights, no motor car, Not a single luxury, Like Robinson Crusoe, It's primitive as can be. So join us here each week my friend, You're sure to get a smile, From seven stranded castaways, Here on "Gilligan's Isle."
Who is the captain of that boat? And who leaves the lady alone and last....women and children first, not a man on that watercraft. And the port side engine is running also....pathetic.
Actually, the woman was fine & the way they did it, had the least chance of ending up in the drink. Now let's get back to that trimmed up running engine(s?) with no one at the controls... and why isn't anyone running to get the trailer?
When I was about fifteen years old my parents went on vacation and I took one of their pickup trucks, hitch up their 20 ft Baja and brought it to the local lake with a dozen of my friends. needless to say we forgot the drain plug and the thing sank right at the dock 😂. I was grounded for a very very long time.
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, A tale of a fateful trip That started from this tropic port Aboard this tiny ship. The mate was a mighty sailing man, The skipper brave and sure. Five passengers set sail that day For a three hour tour, a three hour tour. The weather started getting rough, The tiny ship was tossed, If not for the courage of the fearless crew The Minnow would be lost, the Minnow would be lost. The ship set ground on the shore of this uncharted desert isle With Gilligan The Skipper too, The millionaire and his wife, The movie star The Professor and Mary Ann,* Here on Gilligan's Isle. Full Version Continues: Now this is the tale of our castaways, They're here for a long, long time, They'll have to make the best of things, It's an uphill climb. The first mate and his Skipper too, Will do their very best, To make the others comfortable, In their tropic island nest. No phone, no lights, no motor car, Not a single luxury, Like Robinson Crusoe, It's primitive as can be. So join us here each week my friend, You're sure to get a smile, From seven stranded castaways, Here on
When you don't put the drain plug in, ru the boat ashore. At least you can keep the motor out of water and dig a hole to put the plug in, then start pumping. It's easy to get a bunch of others that have been drinking to help push your boat back out. Might cost you some more beer, but well worth it.
Only 3 rules to launching a boat:
1. Put drain plug in.
2. Check that you put drain plug in.
3. Double check drain plug is in.
😂👍💯
I can hear my dad now...5 mins after we leave the dock... DID YOU PUT THE DRAIN PLUG IN? DID YOU CLOSE THE FISH BOX VALVE?
Drain plug
More importantly, don't forget to use the blower motor before you start it, so you don't explode your boat and maybe yourself. I've seen a few videos on that. I went out on my stepfathers friends boat. I asked him a couple times and he said, yes I put the plug in before we launched the boat. I should have double checked. We hauled about 20 miles of Jersey coast and barely any water came in as we were moving. When stopped and fishing he would periodically use the bilge pump. First time he did, there seems to be an awfully lot of water and it's still going. I pulled the engine cover off and I see the water coming in. Dan, where's the plug? I put it in. It's not there. There was a spare one in one of the side compartments. I jumped in and put the plug in. He must not have tightened it all the way and fell out. Good thing for the spare, 20 miles off the coast and I would have lost probably $1,500 worth of poles and tackle and be floating for a while. One of the many interesting days on the water. One time on a friend's boat, my friend Craig screamed, there’s birds up ahead of us. Steve says, hat's fine, they will move. No, they're standing. Narrowly avoid a new sand bar. Good times.
💯 and make sure you have an extra too
All the men jumped out first, the woman was the last one left. We’ve come a long away since Titanic
Equal rights! I hope she can swim.... 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Us men learned pretty quick.
The woman should get her priorities straight and move faster.
Remember Men and Women are the same according to the feminist 🤣
Drain plug has left the chat
It was never in the chat. :P
She needs to put out her drain plug, to let all those guys milk out. 🤰
New boat owner: I have a boat let’s go out
Drain plug: 😂😂 don’t go to far!
😂😂😂
🏆
🏆 😂😂😂
* Don't go TOO far.
"Just because you can afford a boat doesn't mean you should own one"
90% of miami
Absolutely!!
remember when boaters had class??? well... not anymore.
@@BigReggiethat’s not a rental
Agreed. The same goes for just about every other big ticket item. Automobile, house, plane, RV, camper, etc...
100k boat sinking and the girl on the front is worried about her bag of towels and suntan lotion.....
Well she can't do anything about the boat.
Fuck it, it's not her fault
Normal
100k? Bit of a stretch.
Hey, haven't you ever heard of the first golden RULE 😳😱 if Momma's Not Happy... NO ONE is HAPPY, 🤔 the BOAT, is second on the list 🙄😎. Soooo, I lose the BOAT and I'm NOT Getting ANY... HELL NO... NOPE... NOT a CHANCE 😳🥰
Im still laughing at the way that first guy landed when he jumped in the water 🤣
I'm thinking they weren't subscribed so he stole the drain plug
Yeah hopefully he got neutered
He should be nowhere near water.
You can't fix stupid
Like he got thrown by his dad 😂😂😂
That's the 3rd one this month. Jake from state farm is going to put you on high risk 😂
Hi risk, Low risk , no matter ... State Farm ALWAYS denies the claim !
@@baltimoraclehdeg4270 lol I hear ya and I just used them as a joke . I've never had great luck with any of them
Hmmm, looks like someone stole his drain plug ! 😂
That sounds about right
I’m part of the drain plug mafia. This was definitely our work.
Yep
@Wagner yes to purchase you must subscribe to broncos guru.
Has to be because you can see the bilge working
Thank God for the first Homie who jumped in! Dude definitely saved the day.
I was like wtf, was he jumping to save his *ss…? 😂
All that talk about a drain plug missing. Do you think they know what a drain plug even is?
Look at that bilge pump working like crazy. No keeping up with that
😆 🤣
He sure did! Distracted the dock 'gator while others leapt to the dock.
"Hey Marco, you put the plug in man?"
Marco-"Eh, de plug?"
Underrated comment
Ey mane, I notta lectrician
"De plug boss, de plug" This wasn't Fantasy Island I guess :)
😭😭😭
WYM Marco IS the plug 🔌
Not always the drain plug. My neighbor blew a freeze plug about 5 miles from the boat ramp. I went ahead to get his truck and trailer and had it ready at the ramp when he got there. On the way up, he told me he pulled his drain plug out and ran full throttle until he got near the ramp and put the plug back in. When we got it on the trailer, I pulled up a bit to let what water he had in the boat, drain out. Saved his boat.
Outboards? Wouldnt water go overboard on an outboard
Had the same happen in our 21' ski boat. Freeze plug popped out of the inboard 355 Olds Marine engine when we were halfway through our morning ski runs. Killed the engine untill we pumped most of it out, then made a speed run back to the dock. Fun times.
Loaded heavi with this week's coke on the one side!
Should’ve just beached it on the ramp.
For real
What you do is go fast all the water drains out
Matt
Better yet just turn the boat around and let the transom sit on the ramp, it can’t sink till they get the plug-in
Don't forget to put the plug in before you launch. 😁
See, im smart. Drain plug not in. You dont go back to shore, you open throttle. That pushes wather out as you look for plug. Only baby boomers know this. You kids have no clue
I heard a saying, the 2 happiest days of owning a boat is the first day when you buy it and the other one when you get rid of it
The lady saying take my bag first. Does it for me. Lol
Screw taking your time just run it right up on the ramp, it will only sink but so much then you can put the plug in and bail water out.
my thoughts exactly. save your engines!
Or you can enter the water and insert plug without screwing up your bottom on the concrete ramp.
Throw one of your buddies in and have him stick a finger in it….
Run up gently on the ramp, then get fixing.
Gun it the water goes out jump over and throw in a plug
Meanwhile, the fish in the bucket are laughing their fins off.
Note to TH-cam videographers. Always steal the boat plug before launching.
"Good thang it's a rental, we all outta here!"
She’s just worried about her stuff 😂. And the guy jumped like 7 ft too early
He thought he was Super Mario
It has happened to me once without the drain plug. It started to sink and we just put it up on plain and worked to get the drain plug in until the bilge pump could take care of it. It never happened again, and we did not sink the boat because we did not panic.
The Captain always goes down with her ship!
“If it sinks I might get wet so I gotta jump in the water now instead of waiting 3 seconds for it to get to the dock!”
Lmao! I was sitting here thinking the same dang thing!! I actually said "now what was the point of that dude jumping off".
Yeah, jump off and get sandwiched between the boat and the dock!
Where's the rest?! Stopped at the best part!!!
All shorts do
Ive lost a plug on a jon boat, realized it when we stopped and ran the water out while we made a makeshift drain plug out of a spark plug and tape.
Learned a few lessons that day, 1: Always have a spare plug and 2: replace drain plug when the rubber starts cracking on it
In this instance, put the bow ON the ramp. Skip the dock. Sacrifice a little gel coat and glass to save the engines and wiring from going under water. Leave em running. Install the plug. Verify that the bilge pump is running. Get a manual gusher going. You can relaunch in 30 mins.
She must have been the captain
LMAO
Yes I agree, she be worries about her little bag 🎒
Not always drain plug. There are often through hull fittings that can fail. Maybe broken livewell pump or even a leaky hatch in the splash well.
Next time make sure your bilge pump works correctly and don't forget the drain plug.
The girl don't even give a Dame the boat is sinking, she just like somebody grab my bag before my stuff gets wet!!
So were they not subscribed to the channel?
My thought exactly
I thought the same thing 😂🤣
I have a sad admission to going back about 40 years or so. I went out in my dad’s 12 foot Sears aluminum with a 9.9 Evinrude. It was a very nice little boat for buzzing up and “down” the river. No problem when I was buzzing, but when I dropped anchor in about 30 ft of water and was just set up with my line for sturgeon, I didn’t think of the plug then even! I hooked up right away, I moved to the side of the boat(I was standing on the seat) and the few gallons, or tens of gallons, I never saw, moved with me!! I went in, the boat rolled over and down it went,,,,. The foam from the seats had been carved out to store the tackle boxes!!! I was wearing a life jacket thankfully. I reeled that sturgeon in as well, all the while scared it would ram me!! I had heard stories of this, but I have yet to substantiate those stories. It got close enough as we floated to the shallows that I just stood up, and took the hook out of it. Let it go as I always have with sturgeon. My truck keys were in the tackle box that was open and still mostly sitting in the big hole in the floatation,,,,,,. I walk 4 miles along to river to get to the house. I missed dinner, got hell. Then they asked where the truck was. I was terrified to say I lost the boat, but told the whole story all the while my brother and dad were laughing so hard they couldn’t stand up. Dad wasn’t laughing when he found that in a river where you can almost always walk in it for 90% of its surface, I had anchored in one of the sturgeon holes,,,,,. THEN I got the lecture. We went and got the lifejacket, which made him laugh asking why I was so far down river. I told him that how far the sturgeon and I floated,,, it was then I realized he hadn’t heard about the fish because he was laughing too hard earlier. It started all over again.
In the end, he dropped me off at my truck, I drove home and the next morning I woke up to a cab full of packing foam we had from the shop!!! That happened for a while,,,,,. We never did find that boat,,,,,,. The new one, and every small boat we have owned since has had the floatation foam left intact!!! I was never terrified because it was all kind of surreal that day.
Most underrated comment !! 🤣😂🤣😂
Boats sinking - Woman - "grab my HUGE bag, sunscreen, groceries, left-over snacks, evening attire clothes, my make-up bag, this bowling ball, Chapstick, hair clip, my shopping list, sandles, and this really cute pair of shorts that I got a Target."
HAHAAA Curling iron, hair drier, laptop
The way that dude jumped in into the water😂💀
I did this.forgot to put the drain bungs in and it was touch and go for a few minutes.got my boat halfway back on the trailer just before it sank.first and last time I didn’t do a spot check before going on the water.
Is this the ramp with the croc in it?????
Brave lad if it is!!
Do you have any idea how little that narrows it down?
I dont think its blackpoint i think it's 79st.
@@1257Dark he means Blackpoint.
Captain: "Why do I need a drain plug, I'm not draining the boat"?
They need more engines. That will fix the problem.
Next time try 3.
I don't get these drain plug videos, just kill the engine, jump in the water and screw the plug in. That's what I did the one time i forgot. No racing back to the trailer or beaching on a concrete ramp.
That’s assuming they have the plugs onboard and/or didn’t lose them out on the water with no spares.
@@dtrojcak73 true true. I always keep the plug on the boat, my new boat actually has it tethered thru the drain port. But still I'd jam something in there so the bilge pump can keep up
Best thing to do is to try to get the boat up on or close to a plane and the water will drain out, if ya can't and don't have a plug is just jam a rag or piece of shirt in the hole to stop flooding.
@@dtrojcak73 you can plug the hole with a rag , the billage pump takes care of the water that leaks in , you can see there is no water being pumped out so they dont know enough to be in that boat.
@@randyrussell6246 bilge . Don’t know what a billage pump is
Drive the boat up onto the hard, bro.
Exactly, run up gently on the ramp, then plug up and get all that water out.
They might be able to go back out and dry out...
Guy who jumped into the water was USELESS!
Mostly the right move. If it's going down, the ramp is the best place.
They forgot to subscribe to you’re channel i take it!!!
A boat load of Gilligan's on that boat
Gilligan had more sense
@Tj Helman then explain why the minnow got beached on a beach ?
“Every man for yourself , you chicks stay on the boat!! But save the snacks!!!”
I've said it before. This is why you need to sit a theory and practical test to get your boat licence in Australia. You need to prove you're competent before you're allowed to skipper any vessel bigger than 9.9 HP
Ahhhh, the drain plug scenario, how many times we’ve seen it !
Go. Get. The. Trailer.
Such gentlemen! So concerned with the young lady’s safety and well-being
I like how the dudes are the first ones to hop out, leaving the girl on a boat in peril. Chivalry is alive and well in Florida, it seems.
Jeezus what a F’n clown show.
Well there's 5 more headed to Martha's Vinyard
Y’all have become so callous, cruel and heartless. So much for the huddled masses yearning to be free.
When you leave the plug out: take the boat up to speed on full plane(level). That will drain the water out. Once drained. Cut power, full stop. Trim up. Engine off. Someone with a life vest jump in and put the plug in. Bugle the rest out.
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
A tale of a fateful trip
That started from this tropic port
Aboard this tiny ship.
The mate was a mighty sailing man,
The skipper brave and sure.
Five passengers set sail that day
For a three hour tour, a three hour tour.
The weather started getting rough,
The tiny ship was tossed,
If not for the courage of the fearless crew
The Minnow would be lost, the Minnow would be lost.
The ship set ground on the shore of this uncharted desert isle
With Gilligan
The Skipper too,
The millionaire and his wife,
The movie star
The Professor and Mary Ann,*
Here on Gilligan's Isle.
Full Version Continues:
Now this is the tale of our castaways,
They're here for a long, long time,
They'll have to make the best of things,
It's an uphill climb.
The first mate and his Skipper too,
Will do their very best,
To make the others comfortable,
In their tropic island nest.
No phone, no lights, no motor car,
Not a single luxury,
Like Robinson Crusoe,
It's primitive as can be.
So join us here each week my friend,
You're sure to get a smile,
From seven stranded castaways,
Here on "Gilligan's Isle."
Best show ever. Mary Ann was my crush. R.I.P. Dawn Wells.
She,s like,if this bag gets wet, we're going to have SeaWeed! 🤔🤯😁😎
That’s why I installed a second pump for sure for sure
I always make sure your plug is in
The MEN are more worried about them selves and the boat then they are the woman! What cowards!
They were afraid being yelled at for having a hero complex because of their toxic masculinity.
🎶 “There once was a ship that put to sea, the name of the ship was…”🎶
🎶...PEIUCHE 🎶
Good one!!🤣🤣
The woman is the only one that kept her cool. Those guys jumping off as if the boat were about to explode. Funny
That was some crazy panic from anyone other than the owner. Litterally 6 feet from land.
Daddys boat, never been on one before.
Who is the captain of that boat? And who leaves the lady alone and last....women and children first, not a man on that watercraft. And the port side engine is running also....pathetic.
Last man for himself... the women they are on their own... the things you see at the boat launch.... Drain Plug Mafia Strikes Again...
Equal rights now. But save us.
@@janetyeoman1544 - Love it!! MOST of us still will!! Haha.
Actually, the woman was fine & the way they did it, had the least chance of ending up in the drink. Now let's get back to that trimmed up running engine(s?) with no one at the controls... and why isn't anyone running to get the trailer?
It’s 2022 no more women first it’s what they wanted
When I was about fifteen years old my parents went on vacation and I took one of their pickup trucks, hitch up their 20 ft Baja and brought it to the local lake with a dozen of my friends. needless to say we forgot the drain plug and the thing sank right at the dock 😂. I was grounded for a very very long time.
jimmy you had 2 jobs, bring the beer and check the drain plug
A 3 hour tour!
Perfect 😂
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
A tale of a fateful trip
That started from this tropic port
Aboard this tiny ship.
The mate was a mighty sailing man,
The skipper brave and sure.
Five passengers set sail that day
For a three hour tour, a three hour tour.
The weather started getting rough,
The tiny ship was tossed,
If not for the courage of the fearless crew
The Minnow would be lost, the Minnow would be lost.
The ship set ground on the shore of this uncharted desert isle
With Gilligan
The Skipper too,
The millionaire and his wife,
The movie star
The Professor and Mary Ann,*
Here on Gilligan's Isle.
Full Version Continues:
Now this is the tale of our castaways,
They're here for a long, long time,
They'll have to make the best of things,
It's an uphill climb.
The first mate and his Skipper too,
Will do their very best,
To make the others comfortable,
In their tropic island nest.
No phone, no lights, no motor car,
Not a single luxury,
Like Robinson Crusoe,
It's primitive as can be.
So join us here each week my friend,
You're sure to get a smile,
From seven stranded castaways,
Here on
Awesome Grill Man 🙂👊👍👍✌🇺🇸
Always thought bilge pump should be capable of more gpm than the drain plug hole 😂
You always have to make sure the bilge pump is working.
What ever happened to "women and children first"? The mens done abandon the boat with totally disregard.
They're try8ng to save the boat... they're not abandoning it.
Subhumans.
Gnarly!! I haven't went scuba diving with the whole boat before, Gnarly!!!
This is what happens when you don’t put the plug in the hull. Hard lesson.
1st rule of boating check the plug lol
Ladies last, she had more balls then all the rest 😂
If you're not gonna use the plug, you might at least turn the bilge pump on!!
Check your drain plug before launching. To be honest...I made that mistake once and will never do that again.
Swimming shorts? You're gonna need them on this one
Boat ramps are one of the best sources of entertainment.
Always make sure that the plug is in!
I would have turned it right around so the engines at least didn't go underwater.
Boat is sinking and she’s worried about getting her damn shopping bag off😂
I thought the drain plug was an accessory! Who knew??🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤣
That’s why I fasten my plug to the stirring wheel.
They are called “Bilge Pumps” for a reason…..
Coking and boating go great together.
Hey, did you put the drain plug-in? No, I thought you did. 😂
I forgot my drain plug ONE time. Similar situation. Bilge goes on re dock quickly and place plug. Only took 20min outa my fishing
Always check the plug before launching the boat
When you don't put the drain plug in, ru the boat ashore. At least you can keep the motor out of water and dig a hole to put the plug in, then start pumping. It's easy to get a bunch of others that have been drinking to help push your boat back out.
Might cost you some more beer, but well worth it.
Step one pull drain plug
Step two launch boat
Step three get out
Step four crack open a beer
Put the plug back in or have you a stopper on board next time
Thought the captain was supposed to go down with the ship 😂
There should be a small vessel course for anybody who wants to go on a boat
They actually did a fantastic job
One slip by those jumping off could have been worse. Never jump into water close to the docks much less between the dock and the boat.
If plug isnt in, you most be accelerate the boat and drain all water out the boat an then, put plug in and have a nice day 👌
Yup leave the lady behind. Lotsa respect
Bungs are to keep water on the outside of the boat.
Not to bung them in to your pocket 😅