The Average Boat Launch GOT WEIRD.
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- Another Beautiful sunny day along the Gulf Coast at Navy Point Boat Ramp in Pensacola Florida, this boat ramp is known for its quick and easy access to the water at No Cost. The only kicker, when Big Dan is here on the camera, your pride may be at stake. #BoatRamp Chaos is bound to strike at some point, Today it was calm, relaxing, and a little different. Grab a Drink, Snack, and a Seat and Enjoy the show.
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In my 47 years of boating, I have seen it all. 3 I have not forgotten, a new ranger bass boat two year old truck went in the Ohio river, a new 24 ft. And truck went in gunterville lake, 3 black boys did not take boat of trailer and tried to make it go. 😵💫.
I run bass tournaments for 25 years, and still go fishing, if I can get some one to go with me. I am 82
Like your videos.
Yessssss lol
82 yrs old you must have seen a lot!! I was born in 82 but always wished I grew up in the 50’s life seemed hard but happier!! If I was around you sit I’d love to go fishing with ya.
Thank you for your time and sharing this content, as always, great !
So glad I found this channel. I too find myself sitting there watching the mess unfold. Its quite entertaining! Never understand why people don't take the 30 sec to pull up a little if they know they are too deep. Lol thanks for the videos and endless entertainment!
Love the Big Dan Show!
Thanks
Thanks for the interesting videos. I see on video in this and other forums and I hear comment of many folks on here regarding power loading. Most of the boat launch locations in NY state specifically prohibit power loading. Too much damage occurs to boat ramp foundation structure from constant power loading. At monitored locations, power loading against regulations can see you banned from further use of the facilities.
I love these videos . I remember back in the day I drew a crowd backing in. I’d jump out and let the know it alls do it . After some time I was backing in like a pro. When I see the loading and unloading now I can’t help wanting to help
Another exciting day at the greatest show on Earth... 💯
You had me laughing with the rave party on the beach comment with added music. That was a good one!
😁 lol Good times
Absolutly nothing wrong with walking your boat on to your trailer and using your winch. Nothing damaged.
For sure. I’ve been in a dead battery situation before and had to make it happen. Long as you can get the trailer at proper depth and get boat started on the trailer so the winch can grab it’s not significantly more difficult
I always walk my boat over. It seems lazy to load up using the motor. But I also have a 14ft boat.
Thats how I always did it before I sold my boat. Most of the ramps I used were DNR ramps and did not allow power loading as it tears the areas around the ramps up.
"They got some steering issues" Yup, alcohol does cause steering issues! 😂
Looked like one tire was way bigger then the other on that trailer. Great show as usual.
Just subscribed... enjoy your commentary 😂😂....glad I'm not the only sarcastic guy with common sense and no filter.🎉
I enjoy the boat ramp videos!
I enjoy your videos!! Great job!!!
Good to see some pro boat launches and loads as well. Glad you make a positive comment on the good ones as well bud.
Thank you
First time here on your channel. I'm liking it ! Not so much excess chatter. Unlike Fred the Crocodile guy. Wait for it !😂
I always walk a boat up til it's on the rails or rollers but I use the ropes to keep it where I want it then crank it the last foot and when I pull forward it always sits perfect on the trailer. . . But I'm only working with 16' maybe 18' fishing boats. Just some small ones. Thanks for the entertainment.
To fix an uneven boat on a trailer is simple ! Pull up, put the rear straps on the boat and give them slack. Back into the water until you see the boat move and 99.9% of the time it will full it to place once you pull forward again. The best way is to power load, but to many boat owners aren't experienced enough to know that or do it. A half or three fourths wheel well in the water usually is enough on the trailer to power load or even to get the boat in line to be winched on !
That’s literary exactly what that guy did and exactly what the guy recording said
@@xaphan8581 LOL, the dude left the ramp with the boat still un-level !
Power load !!! Sounds like AC/DC lyrics 😂.
@@Charles53412 yeah because he didn’t time it right. But what the comment says is exactly what he was trying to do and exactly what the guy filming said. Your literally just repeating what everyone knew.
I put a chunk of chain that's a foot or more too long. Hit the winch button. Stop when it fastens on. Drive up to the level prep area then hit the winch up the rest. It will self center.
I subscribed just because of your service. Toasties are one of the least appreciated yet the most important of the armed forces! Thankyou! Rescued in Alaska in 1983
Damn autocorrect! Coast Guard!
Just started watching your channel doing a super job keep up the good work
Welcome aboard!
I'm excited for your video. This is the 3rd time I watched too and I can't believe. How crazy boat drivers or keep up the good work and I am subscriber to your channel.
Enjoying the videos, my friend good job appreciate the fact that there’s no yelling screaming and maybe a foreign language
You remind me of a non-babbling Boomhauer from King of the Hill 😂😂
Dang ol boats man
😂😂😂😂
You know what I mean.... speech therapist be like dang boy you sho nuff going to pull twice as many women and I'm like, with half as much effort so you know, more time for the slip and slide fellas.
@@jimandskittum 😂😂😂🤟🏼
New sub here! I fell into your channel and why I’m fascinated by bad boat drivers is beyond me lol.
My Dad owned 2 boats and he learned but could have been featured on your channel a handful of times 😂😂
Thanks for the laughs and what not to do’s!
@@TheBigDanShow Glad to be here! Thank you!
Bro. Just found your channel! It’s bad Ass! Love your wife working with you! Watching the day you got your 26.6” footer! Watching all day long! I’m home on vacation and your crazy cool! Dav from Texas!
Nice, you don't see many Toyota vans around anymore, they were awesome. Could be 84-89, they never made any real changes. I had an 86 Space cruiser with all the nice interior stuff and then traded that for an 87 4WD cargo model with a 5spd and I put bean bags in the back, lol. Great vehicle for partying in the woods as a 23 year old, many a memorable nights in it!
They stopped making them because of safety regulations. If you look closely, the driver and front passenger's feet are AHEAD of the front axle.
Basically, your feet and legs are the "crush zone" on those Toyota vans.
@@TomCat13461 You mean like every newer cabover truck? Lol.
Lol that trailer is making a funny noise ..😂😂
Need to cover that Mike . Lot of noise. Keep up the awesome videos!! 👍
This is why people that get their first boat should do the boater safety course. I see it all the time in FL when I go out. It takes me no more than 2 mins to unload and load back up.
Going through a boating safety course right now
@Coffeeology it is so worth it and get valuable info.
Some people got more money then sense... it's sad honestly... keep em coming bud, you have popped up on my feed now 3 times lol. subbed now
That looked like a 1986 Toyota Van! Those really looked like boxes on wheels! LoL 😂
My man just got a subscriber for the comment “ whatever that is”. I needed that laugh.👍
Definitely recenter and look into the bunk set up.
Good commentary. Subbed
I don't know why I found your channel but I'm glad I did. If youn sell merch, you should make a shirt that says, "You put it in too deep!"
@@TheBigDanShowI live in Cape Coral, FL and do custom tshirt designs and printing. If you want a couple to test out we could make that happen..
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Here’s what you need to do….track the skills of the launch / recovery of all boats and see if there is any correlation between those skills……and whether their residence is a trailer park or a neighborhood.
( I do believe I have been blessed to be able to “call it” with a 99 % accuracy !!!)
😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀
That would be a late 80s Toyota
Love your videos
I believe it was a Toyota previa late 80s yes
I just came across your channel today. I’m astounded at the number of boaters who really don’t know how to load their boats. I’m wondering if it’s a southern thing. We would never see this in northern IL or WI. Maybe 1 or at max 2 people per day who don’t know proper boat etiquette or how to load their boats. This is the craziest stuff I’ve ever seen…and I’ve been driving power boats for 50 years. Great channel!! Very entertaining 🎉
Damn Yankees moving south.
Boat ramps are fun to watch everywhere.
It’s awesome we are so blessed to have your erudite comments. I’m thinking it’s mostly northern boaters who don’t know Jack💩 about loading and unloading a boat.
@@stephen4763 happy to oblige ;) I think the experiences are equal across the board between the north and the south. I was speaking tongue and cheek.
God bless these folks ..they paid for my kids college🎉🎉
New to the channel and it's been really great 👍
New sub here.keep up the great videos
Back that trailer up, get the bunks wet and pull it back out a bit. I drive our jet boat on the trailer all the time. It's not that difficult unless the tied is rippn.
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I'm still catching up here. Those boaters there in the panhandle sure are different than here on the Treasure Coast. We use ropes more often and NO ONE ever gets in the water. And why dont those docks have cleats! Oh, because few people would use them because they don't use ropes...duh. Love from the Treasure Coast Fl.
Man i need that stand up video😂to show the stand up community lmao
Awesome video Dan! Looking to purchase a boat in the future from my girl and I. I love your videos so I know what NOT to do 🤣 Our family had a boat when I was kid into my early teens, so I still have a pretty good idea for boat launch etiquette 👍
Don't buy, rent!
@@Michael-rg7mx Nah I’m good
@@DylanTheVylan117
The happiest day of a boat owner's life? The day he sells it!!!
@@Michael-rg7mx 2 best days of a boaters life. 1. The day they buy a boat. And 2nd. The day they sell their boat.
Etiquette is different everywhere. Spend some time just watching the ramp you 8ntend to use. The etiquette there will be slightly different.
My in laws have a place on Bayou Grande. Been by this launch many times!
My man moved to that camera from off that neck rub like he just saw his fishing rod double down lmao
I would definitely back down and center
I bought my first real boat in '89...with a roller bed trailer. My dealer strongly advised me to back my trailer into the water JUST until the back rollers are into the water....he was dead on with that advice. I have never ever had an issue loading my boat...unless I backed in TOO DEEP! 😉
Niceeee
Dude had an actual true jet-ski
Legit lol
Great content brother. Keep it up.🤌🏼
I'm not even a boater, but this $#!+ is entertaining...
Sea Fox thought it would be a good idea to leave the depth finder on for the ride home.
Omg you would've had laughs watching us at ramp today. My boy lost wear he was in this world and took a plunge and the toon got kicked side ways cause he forrgot the bow line after I started to back up. Oh I was laughing. You gotta Laugh.
That's a 86 Toyota "moonbus" .... were actually really good... engine is in the middle of the van and there was even a 4wd variant that was very capable of pavement..I had the Honda Civic Wago-Van with 4wd
85 Toyota Van. Mid engine, cool little vans, hard to work on, pray you never need an alternator 😂
mean to tell me they have a staging area for you to prepare your watercraft for entering the water?! thats remarkable!
lol, keep the content coming my guy! its surprising the ones that have stuff they have no clue of.
Everyone has to learn somewhere! 😂😊 btw if I had a boat I would be the one learning.😂
May need to get a mike with the fuzzy stuff around it, they are suppose to calm the wind noise. Windscreen or wind jammer I think they are called help keep the wind from passing over the mike. Maybe you have one, it’s pretty windy on the water! 😊❤
Lmao the one trailer had the wrong size tire 😂😂😂
Good lookin ol Nautique
We rented wave runners in the Bahamas a couple years ago oh man that was funk wanna go back and do that again. We has a local Bahamian take us on the tour we went to a couple little islands and he got a conch and we eat it on the beach.
Nicee
I think it would take a week for him to get that boat centered on the trailer 😂
Ever think about getting a speaker on the drone so you can tell people their trailer is too deep etc?
I don’t like when you use bad language. I do like your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the Feedback. I’ve not used any in months
Where I launch it is very gradual. It is really hard to get too deep without your vehicle being under water.
I like learn more because iam new to my boat.I see a lot of people that load and unload don't think its can be dangerous
Guy in the little old boat and Johnson outboard with pregnant wife killed it. Had a high idle tho
I'll give you the subscribe, your funny. The what ever that is in the blue hat hanging on for dear life comment had me laughing so hard . That was the budlite cruise ship right there my man 🎉
Sometimes you just can't fix stupid 😅1987 Toyota van. Big Dan love the show
they always have to go to deep with the trailers and yeah that van was an 80's model..
Youre at 11k subs now
5.40 mins there is a sharks fin that appears right of that little boat :)
5.17 i no boaty but those black lines on white side pipes indicate level on trailer?
I got 17 ft g3 i was told to.put trailer in till top of fenders are showing.
I agree with you 100%. He should fix the crap. Boat is not designed to sit on a trailer crooked. But if he is happy I’m tickled to death. I’m not the one to pay a fiberglass man to fix it.
The boat will be just fine you can leave a crooked for 15 years and it will still be just fine
Idk exactly what year, but I agree with you, early 80s.
I have never loaded or unloaded, or even driven a boat. Love the videos though. One uneducated question... why do so many people steer by going 100% hard left, or 100% hard right, when they only need a bit of [course] correction???!
I don’t know that’s a good question. Probably because the response time is slower unlike in a car.
That was an eighty something Toyota van , 87?
Looked like a 1996 or 1995 Toyota van cant remember the actual make but there everywhere in Australia all the backpackers driving around the country drive them quite reliable little engines absolutely no power and slow af though 😂
someone got the wrong spare of Etsy lol, i agree with ya load people after you put in, and disembark the people before you load.
That trailer with one big wheel had me laughing i was just thinking to myself he put that on there an was like its a lil bit big ahhh well F it it should be alright and away he went rattling down the road off to the boat ramp😂
That uneven boat on the trailer looked like it was warped or the twisted idk could just be because of the reflection on the water but idk it looked all warped and twisted 😂
Dan, great content.
You need a better mic.
Watching from SC.
Please be careful near the road... Watched a video on tires flying into people earlier.
0:38 "If he goes over, I'm packing up and leaving!"
Well, if he DOES go over, at least he has his built-in flotation device!
13:35 those aren’t steering issues. It’s a jet boat, it won’t steer at all without thrust!
1:54 it's almost like she heard ya and turned to look at ya.....lol
5:40 dolphin.
It looked like a 79 to 82 Toyota mini van.😅
Lincoln Illinois in the house
Pb blaster fix that steering cable if it’s the kind in a sleeve
Toyota Minivan EFI maybe from 1984.
lmao . . . close enough!
oh goodness, i had one of those toyota vans, i forget if it was 82 or 85, i remember the interest rate for it was crazy.
Niceee
I think it was a 70's bus made in Japan. Their long last good vehicle.
Rave on Garth!
A warning before the flashing lights would be awesome any longer I would have seized thanks for future warnings
Sorry about that lol
6:56 dudes commin in hot!
The two different tire sizes is a new technique "variable rotation adjustment " great for the open road, for speeds in excess of 60mph. Tread slippage qualifier. G.F.L. budy. See ya on the side of the road.
Just a question for another time, but is it a state law that boaters need to have an extra 50 lbs of belly fat down there.