Unusually Big SWELLS and ANGRY WAVES at Manasquan Inlet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2021
- Heavy winds and off shore storms brought in some unusually big swells for the Manasquan inlet (it's not always like this.)
As you watch towards the end, you'll see boats battling big waves and swells as the sun sets -- we even included some night vision shots!
Hope you enjoy!
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Where is everyone watching from?
Brick, great night vision very cool
@@bradeddy918 Thank you Brad!
My boat
Newcastle Australia
Home in Erie Pa
Thanks for the great shots of me heading out. Triton 301 - Our Pet 4 II. Tough inlet but good day fishing.
@Shore Boats,
Oh come on guys? Good footage but you missed the best bit!
Anyone who loves marine engines; the noise of those HUGE DIESELS on the Corps of Army Engineers boat going in!!
Massive power and AMAZING SOUND! More footage of this PLEASE??🙏🙏
Jonathan in the UK
Watching from North Jersey but growing up my family kept our boat on the Metedeconk river so seeing the Point Pleasant canal and Manasquan inlet brings back a lot of great memories. That said, I was super excited when I recently found your channel. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for watching! I appreciate it
I have been saying for years that most boats are more competent than the operators. This shows what you get with a good skippers.
That guy in the blue cobia with the bottom growth slashed on April and never left the dock till the first striper was posted on FB 😆
Another great video I’m going to have to rewatch your videos all winter now that I’m out of the water
Thanks Scott! I know, I’m missing the warm weather already
Real good vid. Your the only inlet TH-camr I have seen doing these night shots.
Thanks Tom!
Great video 📹 👍 sir. Those rollers are really something 😍. I was very impressed with all the captains as they navigated through those swells & also the blender. Excellent content 👌 👏 👍. TMP from N.J ❤.
Thanks Thomas!
Notice the difference in operators between an inlet like this and Haulover in Miami. Miami has a lot of pleasure boaters with less experience. These guys are more educated boaters and understand proper operation of their vessels in these conditions. We are seeing fisherman vs day sailors here. This is a great example of proper seamanship. Notice how they watch the following sea to make sure they are not overtaken. To be fair to the Haulover crew, that inlet can get some dirty water that can be very tricky to navigate. Wave style etc matter also.
Like the night vision footage. 👌
Thank you!!
You sure gotta love fishing to go out in that
what camera are you using for the night shots? great vid. 👍
Toms River, been thru the inlet dozens of times. Love the videos, too old to take the pounding any more.
Thanks for watching!
Takes some sand to enter that inlet at night with swells that size. Confident captains
Unlike the buffoonery at Haulover inlet in Florida, these guys know how to handle a boat. Bow high going out and not too slow. Keeping it behind the swell with the following sea. Good stuff.
I was thinking the same thing while watching this. In Fl. they only know wide open with no thought of seamanship. Good boat handling shown here.
Massachusetts north coast. Man great captains rolling through there. Most fishing vessels have good captains through
They know what they're doing around here! Thanks for watching
Looks like the last two were a Tidewater (definitely) and an old Mako (maybe).
What day did you shoot this? I'm amazed at all the traffic this time of year. You know, the big difference between Manasquan and Haulover is that our NJ boaters have a lot more sense. Of course, they are solid working class and are smart about the water. No bow-stuffing or showboating here. Totally different vibe.
I was at the inlet last Friday. I'll look for you in the weeks ahead. Will you be out all year?
Joe in Freehold.
Thanks for watching, Joe! This was shot 2 weeks ago I believe. Yes, still a surprising amount of boat traffic out there.
I still try to get there during this weather so ill be out there!
I agree 100%. What a difference between NJ boaters and Haulover boaters. Maybe it is the respect of the cold water and not wanting to get wet on a 40 degree December day.
I can easily name every boat in this video.
Dave, they’re all called Dave. 🤣
Monmouth County NJ - dont do my boating by you (normally in Shrewsbury River) - but have gone thru Man.Inlet 3x in my life - after new boat buy!! Wasnt too bad though - nothing like this vid!!!
Yeah, it's been kinda crazy here lately! Thanks for watching, Rich!
Greece. What model or make is that last boat???? Great vid.
Christchurch New Zealand
Looking from Maplewood nj, but this is good, you need to see HAULOVER INLET IN BOCA SOME DO SINK !.or severely get SWAMPED, 15 MPH WINDS WITH AN OUTGOING TIDE , 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Reminiscent of the days before they ACE fixed the bottom. Used to watch boats backslide into following seas and get swamped daily.
The safety of the jetty
Brisbane Australia
why was the tan commercial boat skipped @ 1:15 for a run of the mill center console?
24° hulls doin it. + - Aronow descendants
Os estaleiros brasileiro deveriam desenvolver mas projetos de lanchas compactas gabinadas, para pesca e lazer entre 17 a 21 pés.
How much wind 35 knots
Yes, I can name all of them!
All the white ones are named Babygirl, and all other volored boats, are named Mary Lou! What did I win? 😂😂🇺🇸
New Zealand
That is amazing! Thanks for watching, Doug
Amazing, most of these operators do not have the correct nav. Lights on.
Now that's an inlet. No bikinis, no f l ag waving. Just man and boat and sea and cold water.
Yup! Thanks for watching!
Haulover who lol? ? ? Haulover is Brielle inlets little sister
Good to see real seamanship after a few videos of big Miami party boats with complete marine morons on board. Some *excellent* small boat skippers in your video. Stationed at Fort Monmouth in the 60's so no boat ownership for me in those days. All my sailing is in California on sailboats from 21-42'.
Yup, big difference here compared to Florida boaters. Thanks for watching!
Yes, I can name every boat in this video. It doesn't take much effort:
Boat 1
Boat 2
Boat 3
Boat 4
Boat 5
Boat 6
Boat 7
Boat 8
Boat 9
Boat 10
Boat 11
Boat 12
Boat 13
Boat 14
Boat 15
Boat 16
Perfect
Amazing. Not once did I see an irresponsible captain with more money than sense acting foolish for a camera in a dangerous inlet.
Oh, wait...wrong inlet......
Old Jersey guy