@@WavyBoats yeah but he knew to put all his folks in the back and how to not swamp the deck. pretty impressive considering that he was on essentially a starter pontoon
Meh, seems like Captain Potato to me to be out there attempting that in the first place. They got lucky, a captain doesn't depend on luck to make it in safely.
Hats off to the Pontoon Captian, he handled his ride through there like a real pro. I’ve watched a lot of nasty boats try to navigate through the Jupiter Inlet and have seen many fails.
Is that the inlet with all the shifting sand bars along the sides? I once was on a dive boat going out of an inlet, and the captain was real nervous. He'd wanted to cancel due to conditions, but we talked him into going. One of our dive club members cracked his head open on roof on the way back in the inlet.
Things I have learned watching this awesome channel: 1. This is a skill to know when owning a boat. 2. Twin hull is everything. 3. There are a lot of lucky people in the world. In particular, Miami.
I don't think it's the twinness per say but having a shallower bottom which twins have. Longer speed boat types with shallow bottoms, if they don't go fast, seem to do ok. Not a boater at all. Just making a casual observation.
Your second reason is wrong for two reasons: 1) Twin Hull is a brand of catamaran based in Bridgeport Connecticut. Freeman is a brand of catamaran based in Summerville South Carolina. They are called catamarans. Not twin hull boats. Twin Hull is a brand. 2) Catamarans are not everything. All though they do ride smoother and go faster than monohull boats they do not make you a better boater. You still need experience to use them. They could have stuffed the bow of that Freeman or put it on the rocks just as easily as a monohull if they fucked up somehow.
Their are a lot of inexperienced boaters here in Florida. Years ago they owned Searays and Bayliners. Today they own 40 foot center consoles with 3 or 4 engines. The plus side of this is, everyone knows it, and they are highly entertaining to watch!!!!
Watching this is a good way to get a sneak peek at different boats and how they handle the waves before buying one. I really enjoyed watching the variety of boats, the different amount of horsepower on these boats and the handling of them.
A lot of it is the person behind the helm. If you do a proper powerboat course they teach you how to ride waves by accelerating with them and not going over the top and how to use smaller boats in horrendous conditions
I don’t know a dang thing about boating honestly, but I gotta say I love watching these people and their boats smashing through all those waves ! Love this show lol!
@@ryanhyderh when I went from flat bottom to vHull, it was a drastic change in handling. I can only imagine the stability and confidence two v hulls would give you. *drool*
obviously coming in is a lot easier than going out, but the guy in the Pontoon boat knew exactly what he was doing. but we can all agree, the dude in the speedo with a dart hanging out of his mouth is an absolute legend.
Well, it didn't cross their minds that the inlet (and poor piloting) would get them wet without their consent. Competent people can travel the inlet without getting the entire floor of their boat wet and 50 gallons of water shipped into the bilge, lol
@@dawolyan13 Not really most all modern boats have foam filled hills and literally cannot sink unless they break up and even then they still float because of the foam. My dad's bass boat (a stratos back in 1997) had this feature... pretty much everything after that too. The exception obviously is aluminum hulled boats or self built... but most fiberglass boats have the foam.
I’m convinced this tiny location provides a significant amount of Darwin Award candidates every year. Accidentally stupid is one thing - but here; this is totally premeditated.
Norwegian here, the trick to reduce slamming like many of these boats do, or soften the slamming as much as possible, is to tilt the outboard engine a little up, so the force of the outboard engine will force the bow up. For what you want to do in this type of sea and always want to do, is hit the wave with the underside of the boat and not with the bow, only seagoing trawlers want to do that. by tilting up the engine up: - lifting the bow up from 8 knots and up. - the pressure from the engine will dampen the fall, when the bow is eventually coming down - The boat will go much lighter in the water and more surf on it. (good for straighte course speed) - all wave will be taken by the boats underside and not by the bow. by tilting the engine down: - the engine will force the hull down and keep it more connected with the water. - more control at speed. - will slam hard in waves, due to the engine will always trying to push the bow down.
Trust the Norwegians those guys know how to sail, I lived in Norway for couple of years in Kristiansand, seems like everyone owned a boat, I had to take a speed boat across a bay at Movic every morning to get to work. The Navy used to follow us across in the boat that looked like a tank and those guys were fearless
Actually you want the bow down to reduce slamming. If you hit the wave with the underside of the boat you'll slam the hardest. If you catch the wave with the bow first(typically the deepest V part of the boat) the wave will be dispersed. It will be a wetter ride for sure and the lower your bow is the more you risk stuffing.
He actually had the right idea you need to have the right speed to punch across the gap in each wave. Too slow and you dig the bow down into the next wave risking being swamped!
@@ilikeurjohn6636 we don’t need no life jackets...or teeth...or brain cells...or high school diplomas or nuthin’ else. Alls we need down here is our boats, our beer and a sister or a cousin to keep us warm at night!
This is a great channel to learn the do's and dont's of throttle control. Without enough experience it's just instinct to cut the throttle when the ride gets rough. I've done it myself many years ago, and nearly lost my boat because of it.
Was looking for this comment. Only guy who really knew how to handle a boat. The cigarette didn't have any trouble, but that should be expected from a $3 million boat
That pontoon driver knew his stuff! He's probably the world's greatest toon captain in the world! There's a fine line between riding the waves verses crashing into the waves. I used to ride in the 25-30 foot hurricane waves. Only 2 of us out there we saw the coast guard waiting on us to get in and warned we should have gotten arrested. We said ok and left. But i enjoy watching these a lot.
@@seanjohnston1076 the governor can ban recreational boating during a state of emergency. All resources are needed to be dedicated to saving lives and having to rescue people out in the rough sees for fun could be problematic when those resources could be used elsewhere
I haven't watched all the videos but I have seen two that have the Azimut's in them and in both videos they were like huh whatever. They were both as they were coming in, it would be interesting to see one outbound. In any case if I every have the money they would be on my short list based on these videos alone!
@@ZeitGeist_TV you know that when batman was first released he used guns and killed people habitually right? It wasn't until the comic book censorship era came around that they dropped the gun and gave him a no kill rule. That was around the 50s or 60s I think. Since then he's used guns but not to kill. So I reality, Snyder is just being true to the character haha
Wow 2:19 he corrected his mistake by reversing the engine quickly and riding the wave to avoid his bow or front of boat from going down. That engine is the key to driving these vessels no matter what kind or type. That guy was smart in controlling it properly. He could have shaken those passengers up like everyone else. Unfortunately he still took in a little bit of water, but better that than a hard spank down on the belly of the boat and your butt and back hurts for a good week after that.
Use to ride in the front with my brother otw out in the mornings to the fishing grounds with a rope in hand and every wave that came we would jump and that used to send us flying 😂😂
That pontoon driver was really good. Hats off to that guy!! Lmao to the guy rocking grape smugglers smashing up and down on the waves (6:13) in the video. That 2700hp cigarette boat was nuts!!!!
@@Misha-dr9rh IF your scared...don't do it...Simple as that. I've been thru this pass MANY times as both a child AND an adult. For me...It is and has always been fun and a Adventure!
I am a good swimmer, raised on the shore of Sea, my boys are not bad either. However, once we were crossing the inlet of Beauford NC, with old captain riding the boat probably 20 times a day with 10 passengers on the board. I was thinking if in between of his coughs, hands could not handle the wheel properly...trying to figure out: how fast we will be under the water inside that upsidedown metal cage, and how in the world I will be able to pull my kids out, then up from under the water with that speed of current,both at the same time... No chance...And there was a lot of folks with kids in the strollers. No safety vests as well. I was praying in tears both ways to keep that old man hands strong. And my kids were laughing at me, still ...until now...
I noticed not many 'proper' fishing boats because they know how to cross a bar, unlike 90% of these 'captains', most of the ones coming in have no idea!!
Beware the vessel with fenders out! One of three things going on; 1 forgetful - that’s never good 2 don’t know what they are doing - also not good 3 They are used to hitting things wherever they are and feel the need to add protection - particularly worrying 😉
Apart leaving his fender out, he was Boss compared to rest. I sincerely hope the captain was wearing leopard print thong and sporting a mullet hair do. Cooool
@@dRockOhio Yeah I think haulover did more damage to that boat in the form of stress cracks, Not to mention at 6:51 he looses a green bag off the stern!
6:43 is one of the best clips I've seen on this channel. Full send. The fenders suggest that it's just a display of alcohol-fuelled bravado rather than seamanship, but it worked anyway.
6:50 cooler said "im out guys, good luck" as it rolled off the back end ... what a damn lunatic at those speeds. Isnt there a speed limit in this inlet ?
Speed is a big factor between bouncing between the waves in some cases smaller boats going high speed skimming the wave tops as a big factor between have a good run out or in. But no there's no speed limit probably until ur pass the bridge where it could be counted as a no wake but seeing how the waves are highly unlikely
First off; LOVE THE CHANNEL! It seems to me like the inboard-engined boats take the waves better than the ones with outboards. Sure, size matters, but in general. And as a sidenote; wear life-jackets!
I grew up inHollywood Florida and as a teenager ran in and out of Haulover a lot in a 21 foot BostonWhaler with twin 70 horsepower Outboards on it and we usually carried 4 people all with full Scuba gear and a average of 20 to 22 filled Aluminum80 tanks it made for some fairly Adventurous days pushing that little boat to its limits but has made me a Lifetime believer inBostonWhaler boats
Wow! A lot of these captains have serious skills!!!😮!!! Good for them! Look at the first boat, the “Black Diamond” Bat-mobile looking cruiser!!! Wow! That captain knew how to navigate those waters well.👏👏👏👏
I’m always so torn. I love the cat but I feel like the closed cockpit would be old. How about going fast and having a party onboard while you do it? Tirranna wins for me in my old age 😂🤣
You guys taking the Cigarette Cat 52' or the Cigarette Tirranna? 😎
both look mean. not sure how the cat 52 was able to see where he was going getting out of there most of the time :D
Cig Tirranna 4 me
Tirranna for me but that’s almost like asking which kid do you love more 😂 love the videos man 👍
@Wavy Boats: Love the water action! Please use more SloMo's! Big like!
Why can't I have both?
Cat would be fun for a couple hours, the Tirranna would be fun for a couple days!!
dang that pontoon knew how to handle the waves better than 90% of the offshore boats lol
I was thinking the same thing
It looked to me like he had a couple close calls there. lol
@@WavyBoats yeah but he knew to put all his folks in the back and how to not swamp the deck. pretty impressive considering that he was on essentially a starter pontoon
Yea I disagree, slowing down right as you're about to stuff only makes the front dive in more. He got really lucky he didn't stuff it more.
Meh, seems like Captain Potato to me to be out there attempting that in the first place. They got lucky, a captain doesn't depend on luck to make it in safely.
did I really just watch a bunch of boats bouncing in the ocean??? thanks TH-cam!! 🛥️😂❤️
Lool)
Yup Gilligan's tour
Lol! ... Thought it was a video on boats sinking.. ..
J50 ✊🤘
You'll be back..
can we all just give huge props to that first pontoon captain. he didnt get tossed around for nothin. clearly a vet of those waters
@@FAKE-NAME ok
@@FAKE-NAME Depends on the Pontoon as well, some of the triple pontoons are pretty damn fast
I thought the same. What a master
That was sweet, never spilled the coffee.
experience told him "everybody to the back!"
I have no idea nor will I ever but for some reason this is blissfully entertaining to watch.
Hats off to the Pontoon Captian, he handled his ride through there like a real pro. I’ve watched a lot of nasty boats try to navigate through the Jupiter Inlet and have seen many fails.
He surfed the waves
He knew exactly when to ease off and on the throttle to keep that pontoon on course
Was going to comment the exact same thing. Really Nice job! Worst boat to take through there but I'd say the best job done!
Very impressive. He knew what he was doing for sure.
Is that the inlet with all the shifting sand bars along the sides? I once was on a dive boat going out of an inlet, and the captain was real nervous. He'd wanted to cancel due to conditions, but we talked him into going. One of our dive club members cracked his head open on roof on the way back in the inlet.
Things I have learned watching this awesome channel:
1. This is a skill to know when owning a boat.
2. Twin hull is everything.
3. There are a lot of lucky people in the world. In particular, Miami.
I don't think it's the twinness per say but having a shallower bottom which twins have. Longer speed boat types with shallow bottoms, if they don't go fast, seem to do ok. Not a boater at all. Just making a casual observation.
and (4). Having lots of $$$ does NOT = having any sense !
Your second reason is wrong for two reasons:
1) Twin Hull is a brand of catamaran based in Bridgeport Connecticut. Freeman is a brand of catamaran based in Summerville South Carolina. They are called catamarans. Not twin hull boats. Twin Hull is a brand.
2) Catamarans are not everything. All though they do ride smoother and go faster than monohull boats they do not make you a better boater. You still need experience to use them. They could have stuffed the bow of that Freeman or put it on the rocks just as easily as a monohull if they fucked up somehow.
4. Some dudes shouldn't wear speedos
Catamarans are more susceptible to lateral waves. Everything has some trade in decisions to make the best hull.
Shout out to the dude absolutely killing it on the toon. Dude could probably strap an outboard to a plank of wood and negotiate that inlet.
Pretty smooth for sure, best that I have seen on here.
navigate
He knew what he was doing and was up against. Impressive.
Their are a lot of inexperienced boaters here in Florida. Years ago they owned Searays and Bayliners. Today they own 40 foot center consoles with 3 or 4 engines. The plus side of this is, everyone knows it, and they are highly entertaining to watch!!!!
the moment i saw that thing i said "oh shit no..." but actually he did an amazing job. it wasnt the roughest seas but still impressive.
Lol I bet
😂😂😂😂 well said
There* is also a lot of people from Florida who doesn’t understand proper grammar lol
Just walk around and listen to them and you will understand it is deeper than grammar ;
2:10, dude took a pontoon boat through there...amazing.
That person is holding on for dear life, next an an open door, with no floatation device.
Can't really sink them I guess lol
@@twind5738 Not really, the door swung open and he was stopping it from banging
Pontoons no sink... No guarantee boat stay upright
With a single 150 the most skilled navigator I've seen yet. He made it look easy.
I can't stop watching these and I can't believe how crystal clear the picture is!
I know right
This guy made a whole youtube channel on just boats entering and leaving a harbor. Wow nice job.
Sitting at the dock of the bay..
And he named a lot of them. This man knows his boats
And WE watched it!
Oddly satisfying
Watching this is a good way to get a sneak peek at different boats and how they handle the waves before buying one. I really enjoyed watching the variety of boats, the different amount of horsepower on these boats and the handling of them.
A lot of it is the person behind the helm. If you do a proper powerboat course they teach you how to ride waves by accelerating with them and not going over the top and how to use smaller boats in horrendous conditions
@@MrPaddy1000111 thank you
100% getting a "scarab" or the "Sportsman"
That Whaler looked clunky
👍
I don’t know a dang thing about boating honestly, but I gotta say I love watching these people and their boats smashing through all those waves ! Love this show lol!
IDK why I like watching these videos im not a "Boat guy"
It's the water and the waves.
I though I was the only one lmao
Me too... I think it's the water!
Is the mamasitas
Don't worry most of the people driving weren't either
Wow, that twin hull didn’t even flinch. Incredible.
They are a breed of their own.
Freeman
@@abgr5747 is that the brand? Sorry, I don’t understand the reference from a single word.
@@ryanhyderh when I went from flat bottom to vHull, it was a drastic change in handling. I can only imagine the stability and confidence two v hulls would give you. *drool*
@@AFishBicycle yup
obviously coming in is a lot easier than going out, but the guy in the Pontoon boat knew exactly what he was doing. but we can all agree, the dude in the speedo with a dart hanging out of his mouth is an absolute legend.
Dude in speedo? Where?😅
@@debratallman6616 in the Nijoju @ 6:00
6:44 guy lost his motor 😂😂😂😂
Expensive day
I slowed it down and saw sonething fall off the back, was that a generator??
Looked like it had an inboard motor though
Tackle bag or cooler bag
I have no idea what I’m watching but I can’t stop watching it
😂 same here
Me too.
The lady on the pontoon holding the door open to drain water 💦. 😂 classic.
Human bilge pump? 😂
This video brought me childhood memories with my dad (he passed away). I miss going on trips like this with him 😢
At 6:49 they lost a duffle bag or something off the back - excellent stowage boat capt. 🤣🤣🤣
Probably just a duffle bag full of coke.
The people freaking out because they are getting wet in the ocean is hilarious
Well, it didn't cross their minds that the inlet (and poor piloting) would get them wet without their consent. Competent people can travel the inlet
without getting the entire floor of their boat wet and 50 gallons of water shipped into the bilge, lol
@@Hjerte_Verke so for a competent captain is the idea to go through the inlet as fast as you can
@@mcf3778 lol so many captains gunning it for no reason, super dangerous
to be fair, it’s probably more about the shock of getting *so* wet
@@mcf3778 i
This is where you launch when you don’t want the wife to ever go back out on the boat ....
Bouncing biatches.
🤔😏😁😀🤣
Unless the wife is nuts 🤣
@@lionzfire1977 in the age of feminism, terrible official dietary advice and legal narcotics. Most women are nuts
Thanks for the idea! Make sure I try it if she was to ever get on my nerves while on the boat
That pontoon was the worst choice for those conditions, but had the best captain of all of them.
Whoever took the pontoon out there had some balls of steel.. lol
If you think about it, unless punctured, it’s the least likely to sink, pitchpole.🤷🏻♂️ But I was thinking the same thing you were!!
@@dawolyan13 Not really most all modern boats have foam filled hills and literally cannot sink unless they break up and even then they still float because of the foam. My dad's bass boat (a stratos back in 1997) had this feature... pretty much everything after that too. The exception obviously is aluminum hulled boats or self built... but most fiberglass boats have the foam.
Poontoons are cool 😎
Right!!!!! Holy crap!!
Or very good navigation through choppy waters
nice to see batman getting out for some R&R lmao
I can't be the only one rooting for the ocean.
Ha
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Especially when they put kids with no lifejackets forward
When the girl got knocked down by the wave in the front I was like "nice job ocean"
Its nice to see Darkwing Duck's boat out on the water.
I’m more stunned by the fact that nobody (not even small kids) is wearing a life jacket, than I am about the roughest of these waves.
But did you die
??? who was dying, when?
My thoughts exactly
I’m convinced this tiny location provides a significant amount of Darwin Award candidates every year. Accidentally stupid is one thing - but here; this is totally premeditated.
Dylan, ........ you can wear your floaties whenever you want, but keep your floaties off my body!! 😆
I was super impressed by the pontoon captain he knew what he was doing nothing state level the whole time. Very impressive
Yup, he was probably one of the best skippers on this video.
Seriously
He nearly went under twice
I feel like it made a big difference that he was coming in with the tide instead of going out against it
@@liken00ther99 At least he had someone holding the door open so the water could run out 🤣
Cigarette Tirranna: And how many engines do you want?
Captain: Yes.
Read you comment for seeing it. I’ve never seen so many outboards on one boat!
most outboards ive seen on a boat in real life is 3 lmao
64k each
Captain: How many you got?
Captain: Divide the width of the boat by the width of the engine and I want that many.
Really nice how that Freeman 42LR cut right through those waves!!!
I was just about to comment I really like that double-hull design (I'm sure there's a name for it). It sliced right through!
Norwegian here, the trick to reduce slamming like many of these boats do, or soften the slamming as much as possible, is to tilt the outboard engine a little up, so the force of the outboard engine will force the bow up. For what you want to do in this type of sea and always want to do, is hit the wave with the underside of the boat and not with the bow, only seagoing trawlers want to do that.
by tilting up the engine up:
- lifting the bow up from 8 knots and up.
- the pressure from the engine will dampen the fall, when the bow is eventually coming down
- The boat will go much lighter in the water and more surf on it. (good for straighte course speed)
- all wave will be taken by the boats underside and not by the bow.
by tilting the engine down:
- the engine will force the hull down and keep it more connected with the water.
- more control at speed.
- will slam hard in waves, due to the engine will always trying to push the bow down.
Trust the Norwegians those guys know how to sail, I lived in Norway for couple of years in Kristiansand, seems like everyone owned a boat, I had to take a speed boat across a bay at Movic every morning to get to work. The Navy used to follow us across in the boat that looked like a tank and those guys were fearless
Swede here to second this statement. Looks like life jackets hasn’t come to Florida yet.
@@Martzoerst they got covid shots so immune to everything 😁😆😁
What if you don’t have an outboard?
Actually you want the bow down to reduce slamming. If you hit the wave with the underside of the boat you'll slam the hardest. If you catch the wave with the bow first(typically the deepest V part of the boat) the wave will be dispersed. It will be a wetter ride for sure and the lower your bow is the more you risk stuffing.
8:21 : that is smooth as hell
Those deep hull cats are so smooth.
It’s an engineering and engineered!
Like a knife through butter
What model is that?
Retail is $600k 😬
the FREEMAN 42LR cuts those waves like crazy. imo, that looks like one of the safest boats I've seen yet. very cool video.
That freeman just glides across the waves 🌊
Right? It looked effortless compared to the rest
Yeah it that double hull really helped with cutting those waves
Cool as the other side of the pillow....
6:49 "are you silly? I'm still gonna send it!"
Looked like he lost a cooler or tackle box sending it lol
@@constructionking1250 Definitely the lunch portion of the day
He actually had the right idea you need to have the right speed to punch across the gap in each wave. Too slow and you dig the bow down into the next wave risking being swamped!
And bumpers flailing around everywhere, if one breaks off and flies into somebody's face...🤣
Like a boss!
I could sit out there all day with a cooler full of beer; cheering on each boat
Respect to the pontoon! And that freeman didn't even know it was crossing Haulover! Ate it up!
Everybody- Boats cross most dangerous inlet in florida...
No one- wears their life vest.
U said the answer to that urself right there, it’s Florida, we don’t wear life jackets on our boats down here unless ur a kid
@@ilikeurjohn6636 Where was the question?
@@ilikeurjohn6636 I didn't see kids with a PFD on either
@@johnjacob688 doesn’t have to b a question. Could b an answer to a concern a problem or anything. Also y u trying to start shit just pointin smth out
@@ilikeurjohn6636 we don’t need no life jackets...or teeth...or brain cells...or high school diplomas or nuthin’ else. Alls we need down here is our boats, our beer and a sister or a cousin to keep us warm at night!
Came across this channel at random. Cannot believe how entertaining this is. Have been binge watching since I got home from work at 5.... it’s 7.
This is a great channel to learn the do's and dont's of throttle control. Without enough experience it's just instinct to cut the throttle when the ride gets rough. I've done it myself many years ago, and nearly lost my boat because of it.
And trim control!
@@velveetaslingshot Holy fuck, I was just thinking that. lol
If anyone drowns they get a Darwin Award just for that basic error
"Yeah, go ahead and sit up front ladies. No problema..."
So you keep the throttle open in these conditions? May sound dumb I'm not a boat person
The first boat, it's like a water going version of 'The Car' from 1977... beautiful!
I loved the "mic grab guy" at 7:50! I laughed as he tried so hard to catch the mic. He sure gave his passengers a wild, jarring ride!
Props to the Scarab, capt knew how to raise his drive to ensure his bow stayed up through the approach.
Was looking for this comment. Only guy who really knew how to handle a boat. The cigarette didn't have any trouble, but that should be expected from a $3 million boat
The Whaler at about 3:10 looked like he did, too.
The white one with the blue stripe down the side? I thought the same exact thing
True, it looked like most of the boats were trimmed down.
it was cool though see him nose dive into that wave
That pontoon driver knew his stuff! He's probably the world's greatest toon captain in the world! There's a fine line between riding the waves verses crashing into the waves. I used to ride in the 25-30 foot hurricane waves. Only 2 of us out there we saw the coast guard waiting on us to get in and warned we should have gotten arrested. We said ok and left. But i enjoy watching these a lot.
Dude just rode the wave
Wait they were going to arrest you for being out on the water in big waves?
@@seanjohnston1076 the governor can ban recreational boating during a state of emergency. All resources are needed to be dedicated to saving lives and having to rescue people out in the rough sees for fun could be problematic when those resources could be used elsewhere
Literally shouldn’t be out there in that type of situation. It’s kinda like putting a PS5 and water heater together to go look at the Titanic 🥴😵💫
😂😂😂😂😂🤫@@jasonlewis9326
I know nothing about boating, I stumbled apon this and must admit its fascinating especially the lady captains...
That Azimut's like "Waves? Honey, did you feel something?" 😆
It makes the waves lol
I haven't watched all the videos but I have seen two that have the Azimut's in them and in both videos they were like huh whatever. They were both as they were coming in, it would be interesting to see one outbound. In any case if I every have the money they would be on my short list based on these videos alone!
4:30am, dont know a thing about boats, never getting on a boat,, and I am completely engaged watching boats. Subscribed loll.
That black cat just needed two machine guns up front.
Something Zack Synders Batman would have since he's flat out murdering people now.
@@ZeitGeist_TV you know that when batman was first released he used guns and killed people habitually right? It wasn't until the comic book censorship era came around that they dropped the gun and gave him a no kill rule. That was around the 50s or 60s I think. Since then he's used guns but not to kill. So I reality, Snyder is just being true to the character haha
It reminded me of Hulk Hogan's boat from Thunder in Paradise... if anyone can remember it🤣🤣
@@DemonKong830 holy crap I didnt think anyone remembered that besides me lol
@@devildog1989 I was 13 at that time.
That 42' Freeman was the sexiest part about this whole video ! Cadillac of the sea !
The Sun Tracker making it look easy!! Retaking Omaha Beach!!😂🤣
Wow 2:19 he corrected his mistake by reversing the engine quickly and riding the wave to avoid his bow or front of boat from going down. That engine is the key to driving these vessels no matter what kind or type. That guy was smart in controlling it properly. He could have shaken those passengers up like everyone else. Unfortunately he still took in a little bit of water, but better that than a hard spank down on the belly of the boat and your butt and back hurts for a good week after that.
Just like a musician reads the crowd, a good boat captain can read the waves! 😀
that sun tracker was actually pretty smooth coming in.
2:34
It's almost impossible to sink one of these so I think he could have done better...
@@hempyweeds5745 he did it twice too that is impressive
Yall seen how many engines that cigarette thing had, lord thats like a sushi restaurant for daring fish
😄
"The most dangerous inlet in Florida" and not a life jacket to be seen.
At 6:51 the cuddy I/O loses a duffle bag off the stern. Probably just life jackets! Who needs those anyway!?!? 😂
People in small boats riding in the bow...no life jackets...what could possibly go wrong...SMMFH
Loud and clear brother!!
In a Speedo, no less!!
Not having a big enough zoom, that lady in the first tanker was smoking!
I do that with a life jacket on a bigger boat because it's fun as crap going up and down fast and repeatedly
Use to ride in the front with my brother otw out in the mornings to the fishing grounds with a rope in hand and every wave that came we would jump and that used to send us flying 😂😂
The Freeman ate it up. Probably the best CC on the market.
I was saying the same thing. Incredible boats. Got a couple down here where I’m at in Surfside TX.
The Tirranna just like “ocean looks like glass today”
It's awesome to see everyone wearing a life vest, especially the children.
Amazing right? I can understand an adult taking that risk, but if one of the children went over there’s little chance you could help them in time.
That Doral pounding through wide open at 6:40 was the baddest clip of this video
Totally! Pity about whatever black thing went overboard astern at 6:51 though...
@@jonathanw4591 looks like a cabelas tackle bag or small cooler bag.
I'm amazed at how fast the tide runs through there. It literally stops boats. Even bigger ones. Looks like speed is the key to getting through.
Not always
That pontoon driver was really good. Hats off to that guy!!
Lmao to the guy rocking grape smugglers smashing up and down on the waves (6:13) in the video.
That 2700hp cigarette boat was nuts!!!!
The guy that makes these videos is so chill. I got to meet him yesterday
It totally amazes me how many of the small craft passengers don’t even give a life jacket a thought going in and out !
You just have to live here....we do this stuff every weekend and alot do it everyday....its nothing for us.
@@perryh.5306 Yeah it sure is nothing until your kid gets knocked off the boat into the most dangerous inlet in Florida.
@@Misha-dr9rh IF your scared...don't do it...Simple as that. I've been thru this pass MANY times as both a child AND an adult. For me...It is and has always been fun and a Adventure!
I am a good swimmer, raised on the shore of Sea, my boys are not bad either. However, once we were crossing the inlet of Beauford NC, with old captain riding the boat probably 20 times a day with 10 passengers on the board. I was thinking if in between of his coughs, hands could not handle the wheel properly...trying to figure out: how fast we will be under the water inside that upsidedown metal cage, and how in the world I will be able to pull my kids out, then up from under the water with that speed of current,both at the same time... No chance...And there was a lot of folks with kids in the strollers. No safety vests as well. I was praying in tears both ways to keep that old man hands strong. And my kids were laughing at me, still ...until now...
@@perryh.5306 imagine a steering failure in that inlet. Just simply horrible port architecture
3:05 that Brazilian kid screaming for his dad to go back 🤣🤣🤣
Pontoon captain: "hey babe hit the bilge switch" Wife: (swings open side door)
TIL people take lake boats into the ocean.
@@victorpereira225 Florida.
Not even once.
I thought I heard her screaming Dive ! Dive !
Ha, he knows who the boss is... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@victorpereira225 you better get your Ocean Boats off my lakes then.
@@JonP_4-31inf DEAL!
really fun to watch!
"I'm going to ride up front where everyone will see how cool I am!"
I do be feeling cool when I sit up front lol
I noticed not many 'proper' fishing boats because they know how to cross a bar, unlike 90% of these 'captains', most of the ones coming in have no idea!!
I wonder what the boat operator has against those people - its a good way to be seriously injured.
I'll stick to the middle or rear
Doh!
Beware the vessel with fenders out! One of three things going on;
1 forgetful - that’s never good
2 don’t know what they are doing - also not good
3 They are used to hitting things wherever they are and feel the need to add protection - particularly worrying 😉
i cant believe he droped an outboard, not a single person on the boat seemed to notice
@@TheChickenlipz87 It was just a bag! But still unoticed ;-)
Excellent collection of stuffings. Best boat award goes to the Cigarette c/c 👌
Awesome videos , little big wawes. Greetings from The Czech Republic.
Dude at 6:46: "None of those youtube comments will be telling me to put the throttle down!"
Dude was full airborne at 6:49 - Ridiculous haha
😂😂😂
I love seeing seeing boats more typically seen in my native Lake Erie crushing Haulover 😂
Apart leaving his fender out, he was Boss compared to rest. I sincerely hope the captain was wearing leopard print thong and sporting a mullet hair do. Cooool
@@dRockOhio Yeah I think haulover did more damage to that boat in the form of stress cracks, Not to mention at 6:51 he looses a green bag off the stern!
@@NeverEnoughPyro40 there goes the drugs
Love how dude rolls thru in his pontoon boat and puts everyone else to shame
That's because a 'toon is technically a raft and unsinkable, although I suppose one could flip.
Time stamp?? I’m ignorant when it comes to boats.
@@abelfuentes4501 , 2:10 He didn't put anyone to shame though. He actually got swamped pretty good but being a pontoon it didn't matter much.
He simply went much slower. Any of the others could do that if they wanted to.
@@rsilvers129 that was his top speed! Lol
3:07 I laughed so hard when she took a bath, and then started screaming. I guess she didn’t think she would get wet while at the ocean. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
2:08 this pilot is huge, he knows exactly what hes doing.
6:43 is one of the best clips I've seen on this channel. Full send. The fenders suggest that it's just a display of alcohol-fuelled bravado rather than seamanship, but it worked anyway.
They probably should secure their belongs better though. Looks like they lost a green bag of some sort around 6:50
Fuck yeah! Green Top Legend!!
*Tremendous*
@@LordVipah Well spotted!
Did anyone else see the engine fall off
Man if I lived in Miami I’d be there all the time watching this insanity.
This was 100% more satisfying than I expected it to be
I just love this stuff. 1:35 The way that jacked up guy maintains his "confident" posture while they are obviously in trouble :D
Mystery boat #1 should be called the nuthugger express😜
Was a Boston Whaler was is not?
hahahahaha
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The sausage showcase
ya that was a newer whaler
6:50 cooler said "im out guys, good luck" as it rolled off the back end ... what a damn lunatic at those speeds. Isnt there a speed limit in this inlet ?
Speed is a big factor between bouncing between the waves in some cases smaller boats going high speed skimming the wave tops as a big factor between have a good run out or in. But no there's no speed limit probably until ur pass the bridge where it could be counted as a no wake but seeing how the waves are highly unlikely
I'd be pissed if I was riding on that boat with that idiot..
Idk his exact boat but in some cases that could have been his best option
Maybe had to poop
Speed limits would be pointless here. They can make a limit, but "minimum speed to maintain steerage" always takes precedent.
I love how there are so many different boat designs. So much more variants than automobiles.
Yes so many different manufacturers and the layout configurations are endless! The US has like 3 main car manufacturers.
That Freeman Cat just sliced right on through!
Anyone else hearing Brocos Guru in their head as those bows stuff? Haulover definitely takes the win here.
First off; LOVE THE CHANNEL!
It seems to me like the inboard-engined boats take the waves better than the ones with outboards. Sure, size matters, but in general. And as a sidenote; wear life-jackets!
That last boat knew how to go with the flow. Glided in nice and smooth.
It was also massive
with 66' of boat hed have to be about the worst captain in the world to do poorly
Those freemans really are amazing boats. So stable
Love the way the big cats go right through it !
I just watched a bunch of boats bounce up and down in the water while eating an ice cream cone!!!! My life has purpose!!
this is the type o video i except to find at 2am surfing the depths of youtube
not 2 hours after i got home from work
Why is this so fun to watch?! 👍
Interesting to see the difference in boat designs and skill or lack there of in the captains.
Also.. just bc u stand behind the wheel doesn't make u a captain ..
lol calm down so much tech these days u ain’t captain of nothing most can’t even sail right
I grew up inHollywood Florida and as a teenager ran in and out of Haulover a lot in a 21 foot BostonWhaler with twin 70 horsepower Outboards on it and we usually carried 4 people all with full Scuba gear and a average of 20 to 22 filled Aluminum80 tanks it made for some fairly Adventurous days pushing that little boat to its limits but has made me a Lifetime believer inBostonWhaler boats
6:42 this boat hardcore af 😆
Lmao dude definitely just got out of the house for the first time that month
I think that boat dropped a bag.
On that day not one fuk was given lol
@@PaekSukis I was hoping someone else noticed that
Hahahahahaha dead ass
Wow! A lot of these captains have serious skills!!!😮!!! Good for them! Look at the first boat, the “Black Diamond” Bat-mobile looking cruiser!!! Wow! That captain knew how to navigate those waters well.👏👏👏👏
The Tirranna is a sharp looking boat BUT I'm for the Cat without a doubt, very impressive looking
I’m always so torn. I love the cat but I feel like the closed cockpit would be old. How about going fast and having a party onboard while you do it? Tirranna wins for me in my old age 😂🤣
I launched my 22 footer next to a Cat on the same boat ramp last summer... I felt just a little inferior
A throttle handle: just chilling
Human: “what’s this for”
Not sure why this was recommended to me, but as I'm sitting here watching all I can hear is Clarkson yelling "speed and power!"
😂 me too 😂🤣😂
That guy piloting the pontoon boat was super impressive. He knows how it's done.