Looked like the the boat could have self drained better after he turned around. It just got worse and worse. He looked liked a smooth operator, handled it all calmly. Another reminder of how shit can go wrong very quickly at sea. Glad he’s okay
Mr smart guy eh !! he's experienced enough know that... gap in the set ! ffs the gaps quickly shortend and waves became bigger.... next you say he should have waited seven minutes..
@@Clynikal dude I got a 3.8m with a 18 an it can get out off Noosa at good times pick ya times read ya charts an like old mate said anything can happen.. none needs ya smartass comment's
The big question, what if he'd gunned it out at 1:00 instead of turning in for the shore. Looks like he'd reached the outer edge of the break. Was it analogous to a swimmer caught in a rip when it's better to go out than try to make in. Looks like he got into real trouble after taking water in over the stern.
There is a perfectly good massive estuary system there. So if it's not glassed out, and you only have a small boat go Flatty fishing, or try your luck at some nice mangrove Jack's. You never know in the warm months you could catch an elusive Barra. And I'm sure if you chuck a pot or two in you can get some nice muddies for dinner.
That estuary is an awesome place to fish. Never heard of anyone catching a Barra that far South, but you never know what might eat a whole/live mullet meant for a Mulloway! Day like that I would have stayed inside the bar and gone after a few nice table fish: flatties; whiting; even silver trevally. Put out a live bait for the odd big one. Or gone home to watch the footy, NRL I mean not that other game.
This was a big issue i faced when setting the boat up, it was always arse heavy. On this day i had two tanks of gas up front (50ltrs) a and the anchors mounted to the nose to a distribute the weight. The boat looks pretty even in the water. It was just a curling wave that put me at a bad angle. Also still heavy in the back anyway.
@@chrislawes7760 hi Chris Yep unlucky shit set of waves as well how’d you fair after, I rolled a dinghy in the surf one day wasn’t much fun ,a surfer found all our tackle As long as you are ok you can always buy more boats Cheers from down sth
We sometimes go over the bar at raglan on the West Coast north island New Zealand. And even on a nice day, when you're catching tons of ten pound snapper, in the back of your mind is always coming back over the bar. Even on the charter boats, lifejsckets are compulsory
Here I was thinking my morning was bad…..I was actually in my yacht stuck in a shark net in Laguna Bay Noosa….thankfully local legend Jason Kerr helped me out 🙏🏻👌
@@NZMuzz I actually had two 1100gph, but as they were not on float switches it took me a couple of seconds to initiate the shock and get into survival mode and get them on. By that stage the boat had 200litrs in a and the outlets were pushing water into water a and not working great, plus then more and more water coming in there was no hope. From this experience bilges should be on float switches on a auxiliary battery mounted up front.
He was unlucky with 3 decent sets in quick succession. Ppl should think of setting up ventury pump if they don't run electric pumps. If your going to do bars up the pump capacity.
I thought he had it at one point,, Gutted for him and glad he’s safe, Insurance Abe a big company. Hope he’s covered,,, We’ll done to all that helped him,,,
Gotta catch that little skippy I stopped saying yes to going out on other people's boats ...best decision I ever made ... Danger danger danger No such thing as a 'pleasure cruise'
@@Rigfish Is one word all you've got in the vault kid? I can see from your picture that you want to be taken seriously ...like a man ...not working though
hes experienced out there in that and timed this on many occasions... if he had waited 30 min maybe he would have flagged the day or shot through but his experience told him his tiny would be fine yet again.... alas not to be. shes a cold mistress
Bad timing.. waves.... maybe bad choices also. If its not flat and your in a 4m tin can maybe stay in the estuary. Its a harsh thing to say i know but old mate should not have attempted it.
26 seconds in he should've seen the set coming on the horizon and either opened up the throttle to get past the break or hung back. Way too tentative to get over the smaller stuff and paid the price.
I'm with you ...was always in fear for my life going out with mates fishing on a boat, ocean is a cruel and unforgiving monster ..I just say no these days
Mate I've had tin boats for years, I currently have a kingfisher 430 side console. I fish in the calm waters of coromandel on the hauraki gulf side, and most days I can get out. Whitecaps I stay home. Just selling my fc390 dinghy for 11k, which is what I paid for it in 2013. I have caught many thousands of snapper from it. And it uses about 5 litres a trip. Just a service every 2 years, and a flush with saltaway after every trip. She's all good. I feel sorry for you champ
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He looked like he had it. Man those waves further out were gnarly. Great footage and no loss of life. Thank's
All of our worst nightmare, nice one Wild Thing 2 for picking him up and taking him back to base camp.
Looked like the the boat could have self drained better after he turned around. It just got worse and worse. He looked liked a smooth operator, handled it all calmly. Another reminder of how shit can go wrong very quickly at sea. Glad he’s okay
Yes, he seemed to have got 3 or 4 good waves breaking in quick succession and not enough time to get around them.
he actually looked really good up until he didn’t. Man vs nature
agree.. was doing well. obviously done before no problem..
That was hectic to watch 😬 Glad he's ok and hope having a few beers tonight! 🍻
If only you were there to tell him that.
@@mickmick5825 🤷♂️
Shame..unlucky..but good recovery....well filmed....and im sure he will be back on the water again.....
Oof. Awesome footage. Glad the guy got home safely but geeze, what a start to the day =(
Great soundtrack.
When you get gaps in the sets you got to full throttle to gain yards to get past the surf break zone as quick as safely possible
Mr smart guy eh !! he's experienced enough know that... gap in the set ! ffs the gaps quickly shortend and waves became bigger.... next you say he should have waited seven minutes..
@@NZMuzz lol sorry about your tinny mate that sucks
Or maybe stay inside in a boat that size.
@@perfidiousalbion9975 lol nice one
@@Clynikal dude I got a 3.8m with a 18 an it can get out off Noosa at good times pick ya times read ya charts an like old mate said anything can happen.. none needs ya smartass comment's
Well done to all that helped.
The big question, what if he'd gunned it out at 1:00 instead of turning in for the shore. Looks like he'd reached the outer edge of the break. Was it analogous to a swimmer caught in a rip when it's better to go out than try to make in. Looks like he got into real trouble after taking water in over the stern.
Horror weekend for incidents on the bar...
There is a perfectly good massive estuary system there. So if it's not glassed out, and you only have a small boat go Flatty fishing, or try your luck at some nice mangrove Jack's. You never know in the warm months you could catch an elusive Barra. And I'm sure if you chuck a pot or two in you can get some nice muddies for dinner.
That estuary is an awesome place to fish. Never heard of anyone catching a Barra that far South, but you never know what might eat a whole/live mullet meant for a Mulloway! Day like that I would have stayed inside the bar and gone after a few nice table fish: flatties; whiting; even silver trevally. Put out a live bait for the odd big one. Or gone home to watch the footy, NRL I mean not that other game.
@@ianrawlings2546 you can catch Barra on the Gold Coast if you know where to look, big ones at that.
@@ianrawlings2546 chase the three metre flatty
great recovery
I was pulling for him, almost made it in!
Wtf yuk
Great footage, epic capture, great video. hope this vid goes viral Nd I see no reason why it won't
I’m not sure that guy would want it to go viral :/
Also forward controls instead of tiller may have helped that situation?
what on earth are you on about ?
@@NZMuzz just that all the weight in a tiller steer with one person onboard is at the back of the boat ,weight forward not so much nose up that’s all
@@iainhetherington4608 yeah the weight forward may have helped the nose come down after that big wave
This was a big issue i faced when setting the boat up, it was always arse heavy. On this day i had two tanks of gas up front (50ltrs) a and the anchors mounted to the nose to a distribute the weight. The boat looks pretty even in the water. It was just a curling wave that put me at a bad angle. Also still heavy in the back anyway.
@@chrislawes7760 hi Chris
Yep unlucky shit set of waves as well how’d you fair after, I rolled a dinghy in the surf one day wasn’t much fun ,a surfer found all our tackle
As long as you are ok you can always buy more boats
Cheers from down sth
I'm glad I don't have to go through a bar crossing to have a fish. That's pretty heartbreaking for old mate..
We sometimes go over the bar at raglan on the West Coast north island New Zealand. And even on a nice day, when you're catching tons of ten pound snapper, in the back of your mind is always coming back over the bar. Even on the charter boats, lifejsckets are compulsory
Here I was thinking my morning was bad…..I was actually in my yacht stuck in a shark net in Laguna Bay Noosa….thankfully local legend Jason Kerr helped me out 🙏🏻👌
Other than that, how the day of fishing?
Man that sux. Poor dude. He did so well and nearly got himself out of trouble...
had a good gap not sure why he didnt gas it would have been fine
I thought most of us tinny users keep a bailing bucket our feet or nearby , for just in case . I know I do and hope you do to . 👍👍
Wonder if he had a bilge running after he took on water, might have given him enough time to keep it afloat
Haha!
@@oggyoggy1299 ?
@@No_mans_flies
I suppose if it was putting out about 30 litres per second he may have been okay.
@@oggyoggy1299 he made it a fair way back in over about a 30 second period, could have bought him a bit more time to get out of the white water.
Good job rescuers ...👏👍🙏
It looked like he was through it and just had to punch it out.... loitering in the swell zone caught him lacking.
Maybe their previous boat was a jet ski….
Or most likely a classic case of fishing fever.
For awhile there I thought he had or was going to clear it.
Must’ve been only 8bp motor hey!? No where near enough power
I wouldnt take my Yacht through that what was he thinking
No bilge pump?
I'd say
no idea
@@NZMuzz I actually had two 1100gph, but as they were not on float switches it took me a couple of seconds to initiate the shock and get into survival mode and get them on. By that stage the boat had 200litrs in a and the outlets were pushing water into water a and not working great, plus then more and more water coming in there was no hope. From this experience bilges should be on float switches on a auxiliary battery mounted up front.
He was unlucky with 3 decent sets in quick succession. Ppl should think of setting up ventury pump if they don't run electric pumps. If your going to do bars up the pump capacity.
Done himself a mischief there 😂🤣😂🤣
Another 20hp and a quicker GPH bilge pump would of done the trick.
Luckily no passengers or kids were on board
Why is the boat so slow. You won't get any where at that speed.
Hectic!!! So intense to watch
So sad to see let’s hope someone learns from this poor bloke miss fortune.
pretty sure he learnt something hahaha
Sometimes shit happens was unlucky on that bigger set I would be getting rid of that tinny but and getting a Polycraft
I thought he had it at one point,,
Gutted for him and glad he’s safe,
Insurance Abe a big company.
Hope he’s covered,,,
We’ll done to all that helped him,,,
You need to have power and just punch it, no mater how much you may fly....Go....Go....
Gotta catch that little skippy
I stopped saying yes to going out on other people's boats
...best decision I ever made ...
Danger danger danger
No such thing as a 'pleasure cruise'
sook
@@Rigfish
Is one word all you've got in the vault kid?
I can see from your picture that you want to be taken seriously
...like a man ...not working though
@@oftin_wong have a sook champ
@@Rigfish poor baby
@@oftin_wong just pulling ya leg, no need to be a cranky bubba xxx
And that's why tinnys are for creeks!!
hes experienced out there in that and timed this on many occasions... if he had waited 30 min maybe he would have flagged the day or shot through but his experience told him his tiny would be fine yet again.... alas not to be. shes a cold mistress
That’s shit for everyone involved all because of a bad timing /set of waves, good to know all are well ,hang in there buy a Stabi
Cheers from down Sth
Bad timing.. waves.... maybe bad choices also. If its not flat and your in a 4m tin can maybe stay in the estuary. Its a harsh thing to say i know but old mate should not have attempted it.
26 seconds in he should've seen the set coming on the horizon and either opened up the throttle to get past the break or hung back. Way too tentative to get over the smaller stuff and paid the price.
seem to have the answer all in hindsight and to the impossible .. what impending set ?
@@NZMuzz if you cant see the incoming sets your taking a risk straight up.
@@NZMuzz the one that took him out
Gunna need a bigger boat 😂😂
What we come to this channel
At 2:30 he knew he was fwked
Didn't panic to much was lucky didn't end up worse can always buy a new boat if your still breathing
I know him!!!!! 🤣
Glad he’s all good 👍🏼 nothing a beer can’t fix 🍺
haha, me too!
I slept with him😂😂
🤣🤣🤣@@Rexy888
Fish: 1 Human: 0
He be off to bcf for a bilge pump.
hes done himself a mischief bream fisher
Queenslander.
Too many chooks on board
You only have 2 good days with boat….. the day you buy and the day you sell it !!! Risk your life too go fishing hey ? Yeah sounds good mate 🙄
I'm with you ...was always in fear for my life going out with mates fishing on a boat, ocean is a cruel and unforgiving monster ..I just say no these days
Mate I've had tin boats for years, I currently have a kingfisher 430 side console. I fish in the calm waters of coromandel on the hauraki gulf side, and most days I can get out. Whitecaps I stay home. Just selling my fc390 dinghy for 11k, which is what I paid for it in 2013. I have caught many thousands of snapper from it. And it uses about 5 litres a trip. Just a service every 2 years, and a flush with saltaway after every trip. She's all good. I feel sorry for you champ
@@joedennehy386 no need to feel sorry for anyone ...it's a choice not compulsory
@@joedennehy386 👍
took a risk and lost