Emily and Amanda you did a great detail for the boat on safety . I went just one step farther. I got 2 green laser light pen. It will reach 5 miles. Back in 1977 I was a shrimper and broke down. Electronic went out. If I had a green lasers back then. We could have got rescue faster from coast guard. So from that day on. I took safety a extra step farther. Now I have never experienced that again, but it taught me a good lesson.
I never truly realized how much it takes to put a video together the "bloopers" at the end really show how much time and attention you both put into making great informative content. Keep up the awesome work 🤟👍
The Miami-Dade and Bal-Harbor PD Marine Divisions could be raking if SO much $$ in fines just enforcing the life jacket rule at Haulover, especially for the kids!
You should also leave a float plan with a friend or family member! Letting someone know where you are going and when you will be back could also be a lifesaver. Good job and keep working hard!
Great information and love the bloopers you all have been adding at the end! Keep up the great work. Hoping you both are healed up from your recent medical procedures!
One suggestion. You may want to keep gloves with your flares because if you have to use flares, when it burns, it is dripping molten slag. Person holding flare might hurt hands and even drop it.
It is recommended that when checking for USCG approval on the PFD that you should make sure it is worded USCG or US Coast Guard approved and not "meets Coast Guard requirements". If it is actually approved by the USCG it will have an approval number following the statement that begins with 160.???.??? Another fact is that if the personal flotation device (PFD/life jacket) isn't in good shape it isn't counted as having it on board. That would be torn material, missing straps or buckles, knots in the straps or ties, mold or mildew, or water logged. Water logging would probably only apply to the old K pock type PFD's which I don't believe has been produced for many years.
A have a dry bag with all of my personal must haves and it goes with me on every boat that I go on. I think the most important part of carrying my dry bag of equipment is that it also acts as a rapid ditch bag. No matter what boat I’m on, if I have to evacuate, I will have all of my safety gear with me. I also keep everything that they mentioned onboard all of my boats and never remove it from the boat as long as it is in the water. This ensures that I always have everything that I need.
Great Video! Thanks for the great call outs to the official publications of both State and Federal requirements. CA regs state that 13 and under need to be wearing the life jacket if up on deck. Florida is 6 years and under. USCG Vessel Examiner here. Note new "kill switch" ("ECOS") Federal requirements for NEW "powered" boats under a certain length (26 feet).
Suggestion for your throwable. Attach a line to your throwable. This way if you haven't practiced your pitching or the wind catches it and you miss you can pull it in and try again.
Nice to see you're feeling better a little bit better from the surgery and I hope you sold your boat at at the last boat show then you can put money on your new one
Thanks for your awesome video! The old debate about life jackets. I’ve rescued a few unconscious people who were wearing a life jacket and they survived. Those who are unconscious without a life jacket are called a recovery and not a rescue.
I would love to go out on the water with you two!! Your knowledge of boating is awesome I'm sure I would learn alot from you both. Best part of this video is the end!! Love how you show the Bloopers like a movie of the bad takes!! Awesome job and keep up the awesome work and teaching everyone about boating!! Have an awesome day. 👌
Great information on the broad-spectrum, but some states don’t require numbering on the outside of vessels that are registered with the US Coast Guard. I live in Missouri, and we only have to have the registered vessel’s name and port on the back, we are not issued actual registration numbers.
I always give a safety meeting before i left the dock. Most of the time it went like this. If the boat starts to sink put on your lifejacket and swim away from the boat. If yhe boat catches fire put on your life jacket and swim away from the boat. Stay seated at all times and keep your arms and legs in the boat.
Great tips and videos…regarding important paperwork I use the AdventX safe bag on my boat…the bag is waterproof and fireproof and it is very reasonably priced. After using it for a year now I am very happy with this purchase…just my two cents worth…happy sailing ⛵️ 👍🏻☺️
Those life jackets make you legal, but not what you want fishing offshore. You want offshore life jackets. Also if you do not want sharks bitting you, you need a life RAFT too big enough to handle everybody on-board. Sea anchor is a must in rough sea. People have used 2 on stern cleats getting your boat into cuts when it is really rough to keep from breaching and rolling over.
What are the differences between the new invincible and the previous mono-engine boat? The one in which you showed how you park. How far offshore can you go with the new one and how far the previous could follow? You know to still be considered safe. What is the difference in the ride? Is there a magic length of the boat that could do all the tasks from both boats? Or is it more like the bigger is better in boating? When is it more appropriate to have a twin engine than a single one? When you drive fast are there any situations when making sharp turns is dangerous? You know... is it possible to capsize the boat that way?
@galeforcetwins Great video! Very informative and gave me some ideas. I’d love to see another video along the same lines, but showing your “nice to have” items that you keep on your boat. Such as, do you keep binoculars, line hook, extra bumpers/buoys, etc.? Keep up the great work!
I had no idea y'all wear contacts. How do you keep your contacts from coming out when diving? I loose mine in the pool or at the beach all the time and usually bring glasses. It would be awesome to know the secret.
when y'all were setting up your charter business, did you already own your boat, or did you buy one under an LLC? sending in my license application in the next few weeks, and you guys have been a huge help through the process, thanks for the videos!!
Thank you for this video I am going to be a new boater with a used boat under 20ft 17.5 ft to be exact. I am a little nervous so I am reading and watching these vieos. DO you have an easy registration form fill out for florida?
Oh yeah.....be serious.......a decent size green laser pen when pointed at someone briefly, even in low light, gets attention. Just don't blind an aircrew, but get their attention with quick flash, then point if offset. Can be seen for 5-10 miles. I clip my PLB to my PFD on shoulder clip....along with flare/smoke, small air horn, whistle and mirror! Maybe a bit too much, but I've flown rescue missions where all those were used and played an important factor. 'Dress for Egress' is a good mantra.....If you don't have it with you when you go overboard, you'll never have it!!! Military aircrews have a survival vest (water, sunscreen, green dye, small raft, LED flashlight with strobe, dry pouch with cell phone, small GPS....doesn't do any good to say you're floating somewhere having drifted.....without any coordinates.) or attach a dry bag with a short lanyard. The 'FLOAT PLAN' comment is a great thing also. You girls are fun to watch and have great videos! Keep em coming!
The fair State Fair all the way up to the world's Fair we're big supporters of softball we're big supporters of baseball we're big supporters of soccer and we're big supporters of hockey I can't help but we're big supporters of football for the NFL and Hooters college football is my favorite I got my associates degree bonsai trees we're big supporters of the arts and we're big recyclers recycle paper plastic glass pallets produce wood with big recyclers 4-H and arbor foundation for the arts Selma drawings for the artwork and give it to the homeless in the nursing home of Illinois Chicago the Chicago food Bank all the way up to salvation army for the nursing homes and hospitals of Illinois Selma copies of my artwork and have the money go there we're big supporters me and Melissa baseball and softball we're big supporters of the fair the State Fair Selma artwork down at the fishing shows and we're big supporters of the bait shops and fish markets meet me there for a fishing trip can't wait to go surf fishing on the dock of the day of the day of the day and we're big supporters of steam trains And The people mover train can't wait to former mayor of titty Wonka with big supporters of small airports
Emily and Amanda you did a great detail for the boat on safety . I went just one step farther. I got 2 green laser light pen. It will reach 5 miles. Back in 1977 I was a shrimper and broke down. Electronic went out. If I had a green lasers back then. We could have got rescue faster from coast guard. So from that day on. I took safety a extra step farther. Now I have never experienced that again, but it taught me a good lesson.
Not regular green lasers. They make a legal laser that you can point at aircraft. If you use regular laser you will
Go to jail.
www.greatlandlaser.com/
www.greatlandlaser.com/
@@DHKEYWEST1 not if it's for SOS. I work with law enforcement. yes!! if you don't have a emergency. then you can go jail.
@Dan Lowery Greatland laser has a wide beam light and not a pinpoint beam that will
Burn your retina. The green model can reach out 20 miles at night.
You should totally do a video with the bloopers / mistakes in one take. You all are awesome no matter what
It is refreshing to see you both healthy and active again. The children were breathless with anticipation.
❤️ the out takes..lol..its harder then people think to get it in one take...
😂😂😂
Thanks for watching till the end!!
I never truly realized how much it takes to put a video together the "bloopers" at the end really show how much time and attention you both put into making great informative content. Keep up the awesome work 🤟👍
Thank you!! 😊
I agree, I love the blooper reels!
Emily and Amanda great presentation and visceral done 🤠👍Rockport, tx
Love the videos. Especially the bloopers at the end. I'm glad to see Emily is doing good. Keep up the great work. 👍
I so pray my son meets a girl like these 2 who loves fishing. Love the content ladies. I'm sure your dad must be a proud papa.
so kind! Thank you!
The Miami-Dade and Bal-Harbor PD Marine Divisions could be raking if SO much $$ in fines just enforcing the life jacket rule at Haulover, especially for the kids!
You should also leave a float plan with a friend or family member! Letting someone know where you are going and when you will be back could also be a lifesaver. Good job and keep working hard!
Emily and Amanda gale. I love watching your Facebook &TH-cam videos everyday Emily and Amanda gale.
Great information and love the bloopers you all have been adding at the end! Keep up the great work. Hoping you both are healed up from your recent medical procedures!
Thank you! and thanks for watching!!
One suggestion. You may want to keep gloves with your flares because if you have to use flares, when it burns, it is dripping molten slag. Person holding flare might hurt hands and even drop it.
It is recommended that when checking for USCG approval on the PFD that you should make sure it is worded USCG or US Coast Guard approved and not "meets Coast Guard requirements". If it is actually approved by the USCG it will have an approval number following the statement that begins with 160.???.??? Another fact is that if the personal flotation device (PFD/life jacket) isn't in good shape it isn't counted as having it on board. That would be torn material, missing straps or buckles, knots in the straps or ties, mold or mildew, or water logged. Water logging would probably only apply to the old K pock type PFD's which I don't believe has been produced for many years.
A have a dry bag with all of my personal must haves and it goes with me on every boat that I go on. I think the most important part of carrying my dry bag of equipment is that it also acts as a rapid ditch bag. No matter what boat I’m on, if I have to evacuate, I will have all of my safety gear with me. I also keep everything that they mentioned onboard all of my boats and never remove it from the boat as long as it is in the water. This ensures that I always have everything that I need.
U girls r awesome ,i got pulled over by the Coast guard i had to get a trash sticker for over 26 ft boats
There's so many reasons why I like yall.
Thanks for watching!!
LOVE THE VIDEOS & THE BLOOPERS !! :) YOU GUYS ARE GREAT , XOXO FROM Alsaka !!
Thanks so much!!
Great Video! Thanks for the great call outs to the official publications of both State and Federal requirements. CA regs state that 13 and under need to be wearing the life jacket if up on deck. Florida is 6 years and under. USCG Vessel Examiner here. Note new "kill switch" ("ECOS") Federal requirements for NEW "powered" boats under a certain length (26 feet).
great informative vid!! Enjoy all your vids! Keep the fantastic content coming! also wishing Capt Emily a speedy recovery. tight lines captains
Suggestion for your throwable. Attach a line to your throwable. This way if you haven't practiced your pitching or the wind catches it and you miss you can pull it in and try again.
"My name is Amanda."
"My name is Emily."
"And Kona is behind the camera."
Awesome video. Love the outtakes.
Glad you like them!
The struggles of a TH-camr at the end was hilarious. 😆 Awesome video. Thank you 🙏🙏🤘🤘🔥🔥
yup i would say this applies even to a 10ft little plastic boat like mine :) i was just making sure I wasn't missing anything
Nice to see you're feeling better a little bit better from the surgery and I hope you sold your boat at at the last boat show then you can put money on your new one
Always take the tags off the lifejackets - it will slow down the rotting.
Basic tools is a must too
Thanks for your awesome video!
The old debate about life jackets. I’ve rescued a few unconscious people who were wearing a life jacket and they survived. Those who are unconscious without a life jacket are called a recovery and not a rescue.
I would love to go out on the water with you two!! Your knowledge of boating is awesome I'm sure I would learn alot from you both. Best part of this video is the end!! Love how you show the Bloopers like a movie of the bad takes!! Awesome job and keep up the awesome work and teaching everyone about boating!! Have an awesome day. 👌
Ya'll are ABSOLUTELY Awesome and so informative I can't ever thank you enough for all your content THANKYOU
We are so glad this was helpful!!
There is always a Mic that doesn't seem to have volume which makes it very difficult to hear. But, always good info. Thanks Captains..
This was very helpful! Thank y’all for posting!!
You gals are a joy to watch 👍
Great information on the broad-spectrum, but some states don’t require numbering on the outside of vessels that are registered with the US Coast Guard. I live in Missouri, and we only have to have the registered vessel’s name and port on the back, we are not issued actual registration numbers.
Excellent details !!!
Glad you think so!
Nice video love the outtakes
Wow, what a great review of safety items needed for your boat!!!
Thanks for watching!
I always give a safety meeting before i left the dock. Most of the time it went like this.
If the boat starts to sink put on your lifejacket and swim away from the boat.
If yhe boat catches fire put on your life jacket and swim away from the boat.
Stay seated at all times and keep your arms and legs in the boat.
hii Girls!! I'm a USCG Veteran, Good advices, you should educate People about differents radio frequencies and their use!! Great channel!! Thanks!!
So awesome ! Good to see people are
Making safety known while livin life !
So important! Thanks for watching!
Would love to see you two do a demonstration with inflatable life jackets. Not a lot of people are aware of how they inflate
Good idea!!
@@GaleForceTwins awesome! Can’t wait!
@@GaleForceTwins have you given it any thought or plans for a video like this in the future?
Great tips and videos…regarding important paperwork I use the AdventX safe bag on my boat…the bag is waterproof and fireproof and it is very reasonably priced. After using it for a year now I am very happy with this purchase…just my two cents worth…happy sailing ⛵️ 👍🏻☺️
Thanks for all the information contained in this video.
Those life jackets make you legal, but not what you want fishing offshore. You want offshore life jackets. Also if you do not want sharks bitting you, you need a life RAFT too big enough to handle everybody on-board. Sea anchor is a must in rough sea. People have used 2 on stern cleats getting your boat into cuts when it is really rough to keep from breaching and rolling over.
I have 2 of their lasers one red and one green. The green one reaches out further
.
I have a question. Are life jackets dated with a use by date? Are there other safety items that should be replaced for the same reason?
What are the differences between the new invincible and the previous mono-engine boat? The one in which you showed how you park. How far offshore can you go with the new one and how far the previous could follow? You know to still be considered safe. What is the difference in the ride? Is there a magic length of the boat that could do all the tasks from both boats? Or is it more like the bigger is better in boating? When is it more appropriate to have a twin engine than a single one? When you drive fast are there any situations when making sharp turns is dangerous? You know... is it possible to capsize the boat that way?
@galeforcetwins Great video! Very informative and gave me some ideas. I’d love to see another video along the same lines, but showing your “nice to have” items that you keep on your boat. Such as, do you keep binoculars, line hook, extra bumpers/buoys, etc.? Keep up the great work!
I had no idea y'all wear contacts. How do you keep your contacts from coming out when diving? I loose mine in the pool or at the beach all the time and usually bring glasses. It would be awesome to know the secret.
when y'all were setting up your charter business, did you already own your boat, or did you buy one under an LLC?
sending in my license application in the next few weeks, and you guys have been a huge help through the process, thanks for the videos!!
Thanks Captains 😊.
Our pleasure!
Good job 👏
Good job girl's love the end of it
Do you bleed out all your fish ?
@galeforcetwins if you all could do a all in one kit, there’s a market for it. It’d be easier on boaters to buy them all in one. I haven’t found any.
I wish I had a boat like yours :)
Can you guys show being boarded by the USCG? I'll be heading up to USCG station Sand Key up in clearwater soon
Life Raft? Float Plan? Great video
Link to the flare kit?
Thank you for this video I am going to be a new boater with a used boat under 20ft 17.5 ft to be exact. I am a little nervous so I am reading and watching these vieos. DO you have an easy registration form fill out for florida?
Hey Gals! Whatcha y’all know about 12v marine floodlights? And any other cool gear? All recommendation’s appreciated.
Great info⚓️🤶🏻🇺🇸⛄️⛄️
How you know all that staff? I just got a boat and fish lic and no education
How can I get this information ?
Of course you could always use that giant diamond on your ring finger to signal the International Space Station!!!! Congrats!
Need some tools onboard
Oh yeah.....be serious.......a decent size green laser pen when pointed at someone briefly, even in low light, gets attention. Just don't blind an aircrew, but get their attention with quick flash, then point if offset. Can be seen for 5-10 miles. I clip my PLB to my PFD on shoulder clip....along with flare/smoke, small air horn, whistle and mirror! Maybe a bit too much, but I've flown rescue missions where all those were used and played an important factor. 'Dress for Egress' is a good mantra.....If you don't have it with you when you go overboard, you'll never have it!!!
Military aircrews have a survival vest (water, sunscreen, green dye, small raft, LED flashlight with strobe, dry pouch with cell phone, small GPS....doesn't do any good to say you're floating somewhere having drifted.....without any coordinates.) or attach a dry bag with a short lanyard. The 'FLOAT PLAN' comment is a great thing also. You girls are fun to watch and have great videos! Keep em coming!
omg you twins are so fffffing cute ...
❤❤
The fair State Fair all the way up to the world's Fair we're big supporters of softball we're big supporters of baseball we're big supporters of soccer and we're big supporters of hockey I can't help but we're big supporters of football for the NFL and Hooters college football is my favorite I got my associates degree bonsai trees we're big supporters of the arts and we're big recyclers recycle paper plastic glass pallets produce wood with big recyclers 4-H and arbor foundation for the arts Selma drawings for the artwork and give it to the homeless in the nursing home of Illinois Chicago the Chicago food Bank all the way up to salvation army for the nursing homes and hospitals of Illinois Selma copies of my artwork and have the money go there we're big supporters me and Melissa baseball and softball we're big supporters of the fair the State Fair Selma artwork down at the fishing shows and we're big supporters of the bait shops and fish markets meet me there for a fishing trip can't wait to go surf fishing on the dock of the day of the day of the day and we're big supporters of steam trains And The people mover train can't wait to former mayor of titty Wonka with big supporters of small airports
keep it up girls🦩🦩