Excellent finally a Yacht channel that actually teaches you something instead of just opening drawers and cupboards and waving at yourself in the mirror.
That's pretty unfair on Aquaholic which is who you're obviously aiming this comment at. Nick's whole MO is purely to showcase the design and functionality of vessels rather than giving people tutorials on how to drive.
@@justininvestor Yes, because that's what he does and specialises in. He also tells you a lot about the boat? I don't get it? He details the engines, the interiors, exteriors.. you're judging his channel by expecting different content to what he makes?
Love these types of videos showing you the whole start up and manoeuvre of large vessels. You make it look so easy and would love to see you set up the nav etc and take a boat out to show you how easy it can be done solo (if possible) Another couple of things I’d love to see is the process of how you go about speccing and buying your boat, also how the handover of a boat should be done from dealer to customer on delivery day (if there is such a thing) I know many owners wouldn’t want to be on TH-cam but perhaps a mock up of a boat handover? Great video again and looking forward to your next one whatever it may be 😃
Best you tube channel on boat's for sure! And the only Chanel that actually drive the boat's he is reviewing, yes I know he is a professional sales man, but I love it regardless.
Thank you James for this maneuvering this yacht in the dock area. That was really nice to showing potential purchasing clients and enthusiastic people how to handle your yacht in very tough spots.
Feck this was one of the most nerve wracking videos I've seen in a while. That reversing out of the berth had me clenching. Amazing. Just got yourself a new sub.
Thank you for another enjoyable and informative video James. It is clear from the ease in which you performed the tricky manoeuvres, shows a confidence obviously gained from several years of handling motor yachts. As a land-lubber who has never been on-board a yacht of this size, much less piloted one, it was nothing short of amazing to me that a 76ft motor yacht could be handled so easily with only small adjustments to the throttles and thrusters. I look forward to your next video.
Well done with that maneuver. I just finished my RYA level 2 at that marina and was doing turns in those finger channels in a RIB like you had in your video. The fact that you did that in a 76 yacht I can only aspire to your level of skill. Well done. 👍
What a beautiful toy 👍 After watching you use the bow and stern thrusters undocking out of that tight slip, this gave me the necessary thumbs up to do this myself . Nice job young man 👍
A class act demonstrating some seriously superb seamanship and close-quarter manoeuvres. A fine example of planning and the benefit of dead slow at all times.
I was wondering if you could next time do the docking and manoeuvring by joystick? Would be nice to see that also one time for a large Sunseeker yacht.
Imagine doing that without the joystick! VERY, VERY WELL DONE !! I thought if I was ever fortunate enough to own my own yacht it would be between 60’ and 100’. Small enough I could run it myself. After watching this dude I can assure you if I ever do own one I’m gonna have to hire a captain and few crew!
You'd be amazed how quickly you'd get to grips with it, although something much bigger than this would sure be nice to have at least one crew for general cleaning/maintenance/hauling lines etc.
Good job! Nice explaining as you go! Make some more videos. Perhaps start up, leave marina and go on a 30-40 minute ocean trip and then arriving and docking at new marina.
Excellent video showing your superb boat control James and the fact Stuart just leaves you to it and doesn’t give you any guidance or direction shows the mutual confidence. I would want someone on each corner telling me all is good 🤣😎
Very interesting and most enjoyable to watch. Please film every time you move a boat as it is makes for some of the best videos on here. Thank you for posting great content on here.
I know Swanwick Marina well, we collected our Princess 56 from there before shipping it to Portugal. Congratulations, that was a seriously tight berth and an exceptional manoeuver, even more so with a GoPro in one hand!
Excellent finally a Yacht channel that actually teaches you something instead of just opening
drawers and cupboards and waving at yourself in the mirror.
That's pretty unfair on Aquaholic which is who you're obviously aiming this comment at. Nick's whole MO is purely to showcase the design and functionality of vessels rather than giving people tutorials on how to drive.
@@wesleyfoster3545 he opens drawers and closets and waves at himself . He actually tells u next to nothing about the boat.
@@justininvestor Yes, because that's what he does and specialises in. He also tells you a lot about the boat? I don't get it? He details the engines, the interiors, exteriors.. you're judging his channel by expecting different content to what he makes?
I’d love to see more vids like this James.
I second this. As much as I like watching the walk throughs I like seeing them in action too.
Agree, these are fantastic and provide a real insight into what it would be like to own of the these (or dream about!!). Keep them coming James!
Love these types of videos showing you the whole start up and manoeuvre of large vessels. You make it look so easy and would love to see you set up the nav etc and take a boat out to show you how easy it can be done solo (if possible)
Another couple of things I’d love to see is the process of how you go about speccing and buying your boat, also how the handover of a boat should be done from dealer to customer on delivery day (if there is such a thing) I know many owners wouldn’t want to be on TH-cam but perhaps a mock up of a boat handover?
Great video again and looking forward to your next one whatever it may be 😃
Some great ideas here and something I will work towards doing in the future for sure.
Check out my son's docking skills thanks
Like in all activities, sports etc - when professionals do it, it looks so smooth and easy! Impressive.
This dude is a smooth operator
Awesome driving
There's taking a boat out and TAKING A BOAT OUT. Not only driving but narrating. Well done.
Skipper know his boat👍 Great driving🥇
Best you tube channel on boat's for sure! And the only Chanel that actually drive the boat's he is reviewing, yes I know he is a professional sales man, but I love it regardless.
Sorry for my bad English 😬
Marvellous, calm and well eloquently explained. Salute.
What a skilled boat driver! Thanks for the in depth narration and simple walk thru! I’d love lessons from someone like you!
Thank you James for this maneuvering this yacht in the dock area. That was really nice to showing potential purchasing clients and enthusiastic people how to handle your yacht in very tough spots.
I’m retired and have never owned a boat of any size, but I sure do enjoy watching any master of his craft. Outstanding ! 😎
Vielen Dank. That was just great to watch
You made that look very easy James.. modern technology don’t you just love it !
Yes. Modern techkgy why chef came oucjk up miden techgy
Feck this was one of the most nerve wracking videos I've seen in a while. That reversing out of the berth had me clenching. Amazing. Just got yourself a new sub.
It all looks so easy 👍😀
Awesome maneuvering 👍
Thanks ✌️
Thank you for another enjoyable and informative video James. It is clear from the ease in which you performed the tricky manoeuvres, shows a confidence obviously gained from several years of handling motor yachts. As a land-lubber who has never been on-board a yacht of this size, much less piloted one, it was nothing short of amazing to me that a 76ft motor yacht could be handled so easily with only small adjustments to the throttles and thrusters. I look forward to your next video.
Fantastic boat handling James
Fantastic how you make it near impossible for someone to rule out owner / operator. Well done Captain James Video!
Nicely done.
Nice job 👍
Fantastic video
Fascinating! thx
Lovely boat control
Absolutely amazing to watch. Thank you for this.
Great skills James....You make it look so easy!!!! The art of a good skipper.
Thank you captain
Another lovely boat James, love the specification and the fact how simple it is to get in and out of your docking area!
MOT
Great Video James . That looked tight and you made look so easy to manoeuvre out of a tricky situation. 👍👍
wow you make it look so easy i was sweating just watching
Brilliant Job Captain
Love those maneuver and docking videos you bring.
That was tight slip.....raising the Hat .
Keep them coming please.
Excellent skills again James,i appreciate that you show the movements on the throttles,very smooth
Impressive skills!
You make it look so easy
Wow! Great job backing that thing out
That was absolutly facinating! You made it look so easy. GREAT video, thanks.
you make it look easy!
Well done with that maneuver. I just finished my RYA level 2 at that marina and was doing turns in those finger channels in a RIB like you had in your video. The fact that you did that in a 76 yacht I can only aspire to your level of skill. Well done. 👍
Is James the manoeuvre master or what? Impressive stuff:-)
Very instructional video!! Thanks captain!
What a beautiful toy 👍
After watching you use the bow and stern thrusters undocking out of that tight slip, this gave me the necessary thumbs up to do this myself .
Nice job young man 👍
Great video love that you show all aspect of boating
Excellent job well done skip !
well done and well handled, very helpful
A class act demonstrating some seriously superb seamanship and close-quarter manoeuvres. A fine example of planning and the benefit of dead slow at all times.
Thanks!
Nicely done!
Great video, you make it luck so easy!
Excellent! Thanks James 👍
Hi James. Well done manoeuvre. Great video thanks 😊
It’s amazing how you were able to film and maneuver at the same time, wow 😮 😅
Capital job and a great instructional video. 👍
This is a cool video
Make no mistake what he just did looks easy but it most definitely is not. Super impressive skills, all while remaining calm.
Very well done mate.
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome video 😎👍
James, that was great! Good job! I enjoyed that video & your explanations were awesome ... thank you!
Check out my 9 year old son docking my 41 ft boat thanks
Great stuff mate. I liked that video pretty cool stuff mate
Superb boat handling with a comprehensive and precise description of all aspects of your maneuvering. An exceptional presentation. Bravo!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks James!
Another great video james thanks for sharing 😀👍🏻
Great video James!!
I'd love to do that for a living. I haven't driven a yacht since I done my helmsman course.
I was wondering if you could next time do the docking and manoeuvring by joystick?
Would be nice to see that also one time for a large Sunseeker yacht.
Fantastic real world video! Thanks so much.
Great video :-)
Fantastic tutorial! Feel like I could almost do it after a few crashes! Ha! Thanks for this. Great handling of that vessel! Cheers! 🍻
Yeah well done - as you say slow & steady wins the race. Top job !
What a great clip Thanks James
Very good video James. I very much enjoy seeing the Sunseeker boats.
Looks like a beautiful place! Pretty hairy , good thing it wasn’t an 80! Great job, Captain!
I'm amazed at how simple you made that look.
superb driving skills, do more of this please. cracking stuff
Nicely done 💪
Like a Master!
Imagine doing that without the joystick! VERY, VERY WELL DONE !! I thought if I was ever fortunate enough to own my own yacht it would be between 60’ and 100’. Small enough I could run it myself. After watching this dude I can assure you if I ever do own one I’m gonna have to hire a captain and few crew!
You'd be amazed how quickly you'd get to grips with it, although something much bigger than this would sure be nice to have at least one crew for general cleaning/maintenance/hauling lines etc.
Good job! Nice explaining as you go!
Make some more videos. Perhaps start up, leave marina and go on a 30-40 minute ocean trip and then arriving and docking at new marina.
Excellent video showing your superb boat control James and the fact Stuart just leaves you to it and doesn’t give you any guidance or direction shows the mutual confidence. I would want someone on each corner telling me all is good 🤣😎
Love it, good lad James
Good stuff!
Would love to hear what you said when you realized there was a boat parked in the way, ha ha.
Haha it wasn't quite as bad as you'd think, but it did take me by surprise!
Excellent video, a nice change to the tours.
Love this
Throughly enjoyed this video, simple video but I learned quite a lot. Thank you!
Impressive boat handling 👍
Thanks 👍
Love this video, you sure make it look easy.
Ty sir I planning on charter a yacht this video was big heal ill subscribe sir
Very interesting and most enjoyable to watch. Please film every time you move a boat as it is makes for some of the best videos on here. Thank you for posting great content on here.
Will do!
I would have crush definetely!!!!!
Top job there James! made all of it look simple when clearly it wasn't ! 👍👍
Great video, beautiful boat, nice bit of maneuvering, just subscribed
Thanks for the sub!
That was cool
Impressive manoeuvres.
I know Swanwick Marina well, we collected our Princess 56 from there before shipping it to Portugal. Congratulations, that was a seriously tight berth and an exceptional manoeuver, even more so with a GoPro in one hand!
Thanks! Congrats on the P56, they are a lovely boat.
Now these are some serious skills! I had no idea how you would maneuver this huge yacht out of the narrow berth, but hey, there you go!
Great video 😀
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awesome work James, looks like I was doing that manoeuvre but behind the screen, loved the way you handle
Glad you enjoyed it
That was a really enjoyable
Nice one, James. Very CCC (Cool, Calm & Collected). Wouldn't like to do that on a day Skippers' exam though. Love these videos.
That looked so easy and simple. Coming out of that birth I would have been kacking it. Very very impressive.