Why don’t they just bring the boat up onto the trailer while in the water? Is it because normally the waves are bigger an it would be dangerous and difficult? I would have thought the way they are doing it would not be good for the hill of the boat dragging along the sand.
Well… that’s a lot more time consuming that what I’m used to doing here, but they seem to have that system down to a science… I see people talking about “that’s one tough eye hook on the bow”, a couple years ago a 16 foot boat sank next to my neighbors dock. We dove down, tied a rope to the eye on the front of that boat and hooked it up to the neighbors 21 footer, he took off up river and snatched that boat up off the bottom 20 feet down. The normal eye hooks in the front are stronger than you think
Yeah, I guess when you have that kind of money you can do it that way! Steel or Aluminum bottom on boat, tractor, electric wenches, not to mention 100K boat or more. Good on you. We po folks can't do it that way..
Amazing system they got there, these guys must REALLY want to fish! I was impressed by how good the traction of the tractor was. No obvious wheel spin at all in the sand. And we complain about lousy ramps that don't have a dock right next to them!
Beat up your boat and equipment like that......because your too lazy to drive 15 miles to a launch? I would stay on dry before I abuse my hard earned toys like that.
Dick Little we have areas where the land is relatively cheap near good fishing locations but usually they have only very slight beaches & there can be 500 meters from the high tide mark to the low tide mark, so not very attractive for businesses there isn’t much in the way of services (ie gravel roads ect) & they can be 50 kms away from the nearest proper town, many keen recreational fishermen have built holiday houses in these areas because of its affordability & they do what they need to to launch their boats.
Tractor should have been backing trailer under the boat.And the winch just turning over slowly to take the weight up of the wire.Not a good idea dragging the hull of a boat.
dont understand it....why take the added risk of getting parallel with the waves and knifed into the sand when you can run a flat bottom - sacrifice some speed for a lot of safety. V-bottom boats will naturally knife in where the deadrise is most in the bow, then the boat will spin parallel with the waves. or knife in at speed and flip. seems unnecessary
@Goodbye Mr. Anderson jon boat what? there is a 200 year old history of launching and landing dories though surf. the hull design is proven and super easy to handle landing and trailering with a tilt trailer and flat rollers. These days flat bottomed semi-dories of the 20-25ft class are landed on the beach in a few spots on the west coast of the US. ruclips.net/video/jpi9AYDpwTQ/видео.html
Watch the stress cracks appear around the hitch eye on the boat after doing that a few dozen times. They may claim it's re-enforced, but I bet the superstructure of the boat behind it isnt lol.
U should see those boys up in Alaska doing this 😅
Great for the hull to drag it across the sand
Was the boat ramp too busy?
What boat ramp? Aint one.
Clever rig.. 👍
Why don’t they just bring the boat up onto the trailer while in the water? Is it because normally the waves are bigger an it would be dangerous and difficult? I would have thought the way they are doing it would not be good for the hill of the boat dragging along the sand.
yet, he came up on the beach, he didn't have no one to pick him up
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I'm so jelly 😳
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I'm so jealous 😂
@@Salty-Squirrel this is how i now do it 😄 ruclips.net/video/4HQRYzrZKdQ/видео.html
That's just not right! Slick as.
i dont get it, why not back the trailer in the water?
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I would be a lot more impressed if the trailer had self aligning skids and was driven onto the trailer.. that's one way of doing it tho
Why not just drive the boat on iin the ocean it's not hard and much quicker
What drive the boat and the tractor at the same time?
Well… that’s a lot more time consuming that what I’m used to doing here, but they seem to have that system down to a science… I see people talking about “that’s one tough eye hook on the bow”, a couple years ago a 16 foot boat sank next to my neighbors dock. We dove down, tied a rope to the eye on the front of that boat and hooked it up to the neighbors 21 footer, he took off up river and snatched that boat up off the bottom 20 feet down. The normal eye hooks in the front are stronger than you think
I guess the boat ramp was real busy that day.
What the flounder?
Yeah, I guess when you have that kind of money you can do it that way! Steel or Aluminum bottom on boat, tractor, electric wenches, not to mention 100K boat or more. Good on you. We po folks can't do it that way..
im sure australian do thing different than american
That looks like Lancelin
To sharp bro ,not for the soft
big boat
I prefer having a harbor rather than a tractor ?
How very odd my good fellow when the craft is already in the water put it on the trailer instead of dragging it up the beach.
Not a dumb statement. We do it all the time on the south coast. Reverse tractor in drive boat on and away you go. Trick is in the trailer!
Amazing system they got there, these guys must REALLY want to fish! I was impressed by how good the traction of the tractor was. No obvious wheel spin at all in the sand. And we complain about lousy ramps that don't have a dock right next to them!
Beat up your boat and equipment like that......because your too lazy to drive 15 miles to a launch? I would stay on dry before I abuse my hard earned toys like that.
It's a fucking plate boat mate, no gel coat to fuck up. These things get beached day in and day out no issues
Blake Phillips Tear it up (mate) it’s your boat and trailer. IDGAF 👊
Lou Dog unfortunately we don’t have the same access to facility’s as you guys, &this video was taken on a nice day....
Dick Little we have areas where the land is relatively cheap near good fishing locations but usually they have only very slight beaches & there can be 500 meters from the high tide mark to the low tide mark, so not very attractive for businesses there isn’t much in the way of services (ie gravel roads ect) & they can be 50 kms away from the nearest proper town, many keen recreational fishermen have built holiday houses in these areas because of its affordability & they do what they need to to launch their boats.
Some very nice boats.This launch & take out, is rough on them.When I get cross ways with my bass boat I get frustrated.
fully sick m8
Tractor should have been backing trailer under the boat.And the winch just turning over slowly to take the weight up of the wire.Not a good idea dragging the hull of a boat.
barry stevens aluminium boats couldn’t care less about sand on the hull
it must be hard to do all that when your upside down
not really and you dont need a bilge pump
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Good video
By far the stupidest way to put a boat on a trailer.
All this trouble for a boat ride?
The most unprofessional boat retrieval I have ever watched . Dangerous and shocking
Isn't it just easier to build a boat ramp?
yes
do you guys just not have boat ramps lol
A lot better than those clowns in alaska
dont understand it....why take the added risk of getting parallel with the waves and knifed into the sand when you can run a flat bottom - sacrifice some speed for a lot of safety. V-bottom boats will naturally knife in where the deadrise is most in the bow, then the boat will spin parallel with the waves. or knife in at speed and flip. seems unnecessary
@Goodbye Mr. Anderson jon boat what? there is a 200 year old history of launching and landing dories though surf. the hull design is proven and super easy to handle landing and trailering with a tilt trailer and flat rollers. These days flat bottomed semi-dories of the 20-25ft class are landed on the beach in a few spots on the west coast of the US. ruclips.net/video/jpi9AYDpwTQ/видео.html
Right job
This has been perfected at Deep Creek, Alaska
Well that will test a bow eye
Pretty cool
Been there done that!
Watch the stress cracks appear around the hitch eye on the boat after doing that a few dozen times. They may claim it's re-enforced, but I bet the superstructure of the boat behind it isnt lol.
Bet you it is. Because its made to be taken out like this
Wow no way in hell.....
Nicely done
Probably the most ridiculous boat retrieval I have ever seen.Talk about making the job hard Phew !!!
So how would you do it in water that shallow on a beach .
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Nothin like sanding down the bottom of the boat
Guess that's why it is not painted - or was it?
Good to see people using their boats for what they’re meant to be used for. Fishing!! not to impress others.
Hating just to hate. What the fuck are you even talking about here?
What the hillbilly West Virginia first cousin Camaro driving trailer hooker did I just watch?