Unannounced? I find it hard to believe. This is from Honningsvåg, if I'm not wrong, and most of the fishing vessels if relatively well moored. The storm was probably announced a day or two in advance, just someone who didn't care to look after their boats until the weather hit. Common problem all over the country, let the insurance take care.
Man oh man, he must really love his little boat!! Almost lost a finger the first trip out. Lucky he didn't get blown into the water and beat to death by the hull of the other bobbing boats!!
@@timbiddiscombe5551 These guys are from Finnmark, the far north of Norway. They would be doing this in the dark of night if it was so... goo.gl/maps/hjbCixPN3HD24hcQ9 ;-)
Amateurs,! These two guys are trying save the smallest boat on the dock, and putting there lives at risk and the lives of the people that come to save them
Old guy is risking a crushed hand to save a 15 HP engine from getting a ducking. Not worth the risk. Storm out at sea, Oh great! Storm close to land, Oh shiiiiiiit!
this is why you always teather the stern forward.....it will keep your bow off the dock in very bad weather....* That poor wooden boat took a beating out there...!!!
@@team3383 it doesn't matter which way the storm comes at the boat....tethering the stern forward keeps bow off the dock...some people call it a " spring line "...
@@JD-qv2dq I gather you are talking about forward with regards to the jetty then. Still doesn't define where the storm, wind and waves will be coming from ...
Your so called god gave you freedom of choice, and if you're dues are paid up you should be able to call on it at anytime and it will pull your bacon from the fire. Right?
Navy must have changed, once you made Second Class you were immune from make work. Unless you were a Bosun. Then E-5s were god. E-6 and above, God's advisors. 😁😁😁
If I had a boat worth anything, such as making my living with it, I'd figure a way to get it onto land and secured. Actually, my 15 footer IS on it's trailer near the garage. I hate to see boats wrecked because of lack of preparation.
@@jrjohnryanjr Correct. And the caption said, "The storm came unannounced". I didn't see any boat hoist in the video, either. Fishing for a living can be pretty hard.
Unannounced?! There are weather forecasts you know! And you should ALWAYS anticipate storm and tie up the boats according to that. And ALWAYS face the boat against the waves.
@@gaycha6589 Sadly, common sense is something endangered today. We rescue boats almost every summer - boats that often get in trouble because of neglect, bad mooring and just plain idiotic stupidity (like having the stern facing out against the waves and when the first windy day appears during the summer, the boat fills and goes down in a matter of hour at max (happened last year)). Some boats we have rescued several times during the years.....
Xanthopteryx... the weather forcast cant always predict tornados... there arent real big tornados in northern norway but there are somtimes weather patterns the meterologists cant predict in troms where im from in northern norway ,,, we cald it FALL WIND ore FLOING.. it can say be sunny and calm and suddenly you hear and see a storm coming spesially if your out on open sea, and see the ocean turning GREY,, and it blows like crazy 5-15 minuts,,, and then it most times rain a while,, and 5 minuts after the rain stops its calm and sunny again.
@@samkom33 I know how it works - i work with weather forecasting. And remember what i said - ALWAYS anticipate storm and tie the boats according to that. We have had 20 m/s straight in and NEVER had any problem with our boat, since i ALWAYS anticipate stormy weather, even in the middle of summer.
@@Xanthopteryx hehe yes if you dont always plan for wourst case, you better have a good insurance. but 20 m/s wind isnt even storm? as a fisherman outside finnmark on a 78 feet boat, we once got cought in a big storm 64 m/s and had to seek shelter behind BEAR ISLAND.. THE boat handled the vawes well but even at full speed on the enging we wasnt able to sail against the wind-vawes so we could get to our fishing gear. hehe. But the strongest wind i have experienced was i think in 1995 i was on a cruise from Kristiansand norway to Hirtshals and the cruiseship couldnt get out of the dock even with the side trusters.. it was BLOWING 84 m/s dang! While we waited for the weather to calm down, the captain annonced that THE SHIP ESTONIA WENT DOWN NEARBY where we had been a few hours before.
Old glue box that floats with outboard motor : $5000.00 Human Life : Priceless Weather radio: +/- $50.00 It’s a no brainer for saving boats and lives.....
Anybody watching this please don’t go out in a storm to Moore your boat! Boats can be replaced a life can’t. You don’t know if a power line is down or what could happen.
yes i usually use 4 thick springlines and 2 thinner lines with rubber extensions on, directly from the bow and stern to the dock if i want my 35 feet 18 ton boat to stay glued to the dock say when im offloading fish ore taking ice onboard.. but if i suaspect wind, ore i leave my boat for days,,, i use only spring lines, and drop a few ankers a bit on the outside holding the boat away from the dock.
Seen and been in worse. The water was a tad choppy, but manageable. The guy probably couldn't afford to replace the boat and it was important to him. That wasn't a well protected harbor. Where was it?
Damn weather! Not letting anyone know! Oh, wait, isn't that what weathermen are for? The only people that can be wrong half the time and still keep their jobs!
It looks like they were trying to save the smallest most crappiest piece of junk boat in the harbor. Why risk injury or death for that crappy little dingy?
![Imperial Princess in the Storm [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yTvBjjntx0Y/mqdefault.jpg)
Well I never thought I'd say this but seeing is believing. From now on I'm not leaving harbour unless I'm on a pontoon.
That classic little wooden boat with a canoe stern was enjoying the ride. I just hope they had an automatic bilge pump.
@Tjokkaflens Well her classic wooden double-ender hull was handling the waves much better than her more modern counterparts.
The guys were putting themselves in danger!!!...The hell with the boat!!
I got motion sick just watching that brown boat.
Hey let’s walk out there among those skull crushing rocking boats. It’s just wind and waves, what could go wrong? 🤕🤕🤕
Unannounced? I find it hard to believe. This is from Honningsvåg, if I'm not wrong, and most of the fishing vessels if relatively well moored. The storm was probably announced a day or two in advance, just someone who didn't care to look after their boats until the weather hit. Common problem all over the country, let the insurance take care.
The concrete floating dock was steady, great wave attenuation too.
Man oh man, he must really love his little boat!! Almost lost a finger the first trip out. Lucky he didn't get blown into the water and beat to death by the hull of the other bobbing boats!!
That's two brave men trying to save that $58 boat with no life jackets and heavy rubber boots
Anonymous Brave ..or foolish?
@@timbiddiscombe5551 These guys are from Finnmark, the far north of Norway. They would be doing this in the dark of night if it was so... goo.gl/maps/hjbCixPN3HD24hcQ9
;-)
Yup.....they are suited up for death!!
strange, I always hear a deep voice "A storm is coming" to announce every storm.
At least they were holding hands...
They see a need, but have no good plan
Your right J S !
Amateurs,! These two guys are trying save the smallest boat on the dock, and putting there lives at risk and the lives of the people that come to save them
Was it supposed to send a warning, by email maybe?
Old guy is risking a crushed hand to save a 15 HP engine from getting a ducking. Not worth the risk.
Storm out at sea, Oh great!
Storm close to land, Oh shiiiiiiit!
"the OLD guy" probably has spent more time on the water in a month then you in a year.
O Lord, my boat is so small and thy ocean is so big, especially when you're in a bad mood.
that is only a boat. Don't kill yourself to save stuff.
In Denmark we read the norwegian weather forecasts because they usually are better than our own. Perhaps they should do the same them selves
What were the two guys trying to do?
There isn't jack those guys on dock can do for those boats unless they plan to get in them and anchor them away from dock
2 happy days in owning a boat, the day you buy it and the day you sell it
BT,DT!
@@NoName-zn1sb right on
i dont know much about boats but how bad is this kind of situation and what is the best course of action?
I say there old chap looks like we have a bit of a storm. Batten down the hatches matey.
Worst possible place for a boat in a storm is tied to the dock.
Not really. Lack of propulsion/steerage with wind/current driving the vessel on to rocks would be worse.
@@jbuckley2546 notice the little yellow boat thats tied to a float and turns its bow against the wind-waves it have almost no problem
'the most intelligent thing that guy will do the rest of his life..is walk back up that ramp
Helllll Yessss!!
Looks like a very unprotected harbor. What harbour was this?
North Norway, see reg.nr on boat.
@@arvebrekke8006 Yeah understood it was Norway:) But I meant what harbor, seem weird with such a unprotected harbour
3:51 maybe next they have nothing better to do they could rig some removable banister to hold on to
Is the marina set up in an open bay or what?
this is why you always teather the stern forward.....it will keep your bow off the dock in very bad weather....* That poor wooden boat took a beating out there...!!!
which way is forward when the storm can come from 360° and you left your boat teathered up by the ... stern ?
@@team3383 it doesn't matter which way the storm comes at the boat....tethering the stern forward keeps bow off the dock...some people call it a " spring line "...
@@JD-qv2dq I gather you are talking about forward with regards to the jetty then. Still doesn't define where the storm, wind and waves will be coming from ...
please do tell us the Whereabouts !
What was that wooden boat? I'd love one of them to live on!
me tew!!
Scandinavian Folk Boat
Call that a storm......
More like a breeze.....
No breakwall??
LIAM MINOGUE SCOW
By golly, some people just can't take a hint..
That will scratch the paint.
Smoke a doobie watch the dinghy sink..praise god you weren't out to sea
Your so called god gave you freedom of choice, and if you're dues are paid up you should be able to call on it at anytime and it will pull your bacon from the fire. Right?
If you were on that small boat stranded way out and got sick after you be like please stop rocking and I never go out to sea again.LOL
O.... look the small boat 2 owner came with great concern to save it.
I got seasick watching this.
Don't come a knockin when the boats be rockin
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Awesome man!!
The USNavy would have all us E-5 and below out there sweeping the water off them docks. Just because they hated when we’d have leisure time.
Navy must have changed, once you made Second Class you were immune from make work. Unless you were a Bosun. Then E-5s were god. E-6 and above, God's advisors. 😁😁😁
OMG!!
It appears that the majority of the men on the dock are wearing survival type suits. These would almost certainly be flotation devices.
A lot of the commenters were thinking they were martians!
No one on that dock has a survival suit on. Just foul weather gear and they don't have any business on that dock.
The guys in red and blue had diving weights in their suits!!
Notice the boats ride it out far better at anchor in open water .
Boats on a swinging mooring naturally point to the wind and so, into the oncoming waves.
Poseidon is pissed.......
If I had a boat worth anything, such as making my living with it, I'd figure a way to get it onto land and secured. Actually, my 15 footer IS on it's trailer near the garage.
I hate to see boats wrecked because of lack of preparation.
@halmc Come on over. My dog is in an urn on the fireplace mantel.
nemo227 a bit difficult to make a good living with a trailerable boat
@@jrjohnryanjr Correct. And the caption said, "The storm came unannounced". I didn't see any boat hoist in the video, either. Fishing for a living can be pretty hard.
Unannounced?! There are weather forecasts you know! And you should ALWAYS anticipate storm and tie up the boats according to that. And ALWAYS face the boat against the waves.
Epsensieg 18. Common sense really
@@gaycha6589 Sadly, common sense is something endangered today. We rescue boats almost every summer - boats that often get in trouble because of neglect, bad mooring and just plain idiotic stupidity (like having the stern facing out against the waves and when the first windy day appears during the summer, the boat fills and goes down in a matter of hour at max (happened last year)). Some boats we have rescued several times during the years.....
Xanthopteryx... the weather forcast cant always predict tornados...
there arent real big tornados in northern norway but there are somtimes weather patterns the meterologists cant predict
in troms where im from in northern norway ,,, we cald it FALL WIND ore FLOING..
it can say be sunny and calm and suddenly you hear and see a storm coming spesially if your out on open sea, and see the ocean turning GREY,, and it blows like crazy 5-15 minuts,,, and then it most times rain a while,, and 5 minuts after the rain stops its calm and sunny again.
@@samkom33 I know how it works - i work with weather forecasting. And remember what i said - ALWAYS anticipate storm and tie the boats according to that. We have had 20 m/s straight in and NEVER had any problem with our boat, since i ALWAYS anticipate stormy weather, even in the middle of summer.
@@Xanthopteryx hehe yes if you dont always plan for wourst case, you better have a good insurance.
but 20 m/s wind isnt even storm? as a fisherman outside finnmark on a 78 feet boat, we once got cought in a big storm 64 m/s and had to seek shelter behind BEAR ISLAND.. THE boat handled the vawes well but even at full speed on the enging we wasnt able to sail against the wind-vawes so we could get to our fishing gear. hehe.
But the strongest wind i have experienced was i think in 1995 i was on a cruise from Kristiansand norway to Hirtshals and the cruiseship couldnt get out of the dock even with the side trusters.. it was BLOWING 84 m/s
dang! While we waited for the weather to calm down, the captain annonced that THE SHIP ESTONIA WENT DOWN NEARBY where we had been a few hours before.
Where this at - please ?
Old glue box that floats with outboard motor : $5000.00
Human Life : Priceless
Weather radio: +/- $50.00
It’s a no brainer for saving boats and lives.....
Anybody watching this please don’t go out in a storm to Moore your boat! Boats can be replaced a life can’t. You don’t know if a power line is down or what could happen.
Spring lines people, don’t forget to rig spring lines.
yes i usually use 4 thick springlines and 2 thinner lines with rubber extensions on, directly from the bow and stern to the dock if i want my 35 feet 18 ton boat to stay glued to the dock say when im offloading fish ore taking ice onboard..
but if i suaspect wind, ore i leave my boat for days,,, i use only spring lines, and drop a few ankers a bit on the outside holding the boat away from the dock.
I had no idea that storms could talk.
That would be more of an idea if someone heard one announce its arrival.
Can I? Should I? F*ck it. I'll just pick up the pieces...
Egads, a number of those boats are small enough they should have been pulled up onto dry land. Why risk damage?
These bloaks see a need, but have no good plan. Take more line, add more, tie down if needed, go to nearest Pub.
Nearest pub the best.
Bevis and Butthead go to sea
Como marinheiro que fui , numa situação dessa só o senhor Jesus Cristo pra acalmar as águas !
idiota
I don't know what those two men were trying to do.
So just what did those 'red' and 'blue' dimwits think they were going to do....other than hold hands and kiss on the dock?!
I was thinking the same thing, in a situation like this you just sit back and watch, unless you have a deathwish.
Seen and been in worse. The water was a tad choppy, but manageable. The guy probably couldn't afford to replace the boat and it was important to him. That wasn't a well protected harbor. Where was it?
Honningsvåg, Norway. After the registration numbers on the fishing vessels.
Damn weather! Not letting anyone know! Oh, wait, isn't that what weathermen are for? The only people that can be wrong half the time and still keep their jobs!
easy to have all the know how from the couch .they did nothing stupid ,most likely was not their dinghy but ...
Looks like they have their snow suits on, going to sink like a rock trying to swim in those.
those looked like survival suits aka pfds. 300lb of flotation in those.
Fool hardy to try and save that skiff.
Is it me or do wood boats bob like corks? M
Only when they have rounded bilges. The shape causes the instability, not the material it's made of.
storm? should see a decent storm south of Tasmania, 18m swell and 80+knots.
@Ryan James Ships In Storms Video Compilation [REAL FOOTAGE - HD] (3:18)
55 miles south west of Tasman Island
I guess this is The Faroes?
Norway
Not a very protected harbor, eh?
ER DET GJESVÆR?
It looks like they were trying to save the smallest most crappiest piece of junk boat in the harbor. Why risk injury or death for that crappy little dingy?
I'm gonna be sick 🤕
Most weather comes "unnannounced" if you havn't checked the weather.
Dock your boats "bow out" to face any bad weather. Rocket science lessons anyone?
Erm.... yes but mine is a swinging mooring on a tidal river.
@Mike Lyons Well I comb whats left of my hair now and again and polish my shoes now and again but thats about it!.
Det skal mer enn en storm til for å knekke en finnmarking:-)
if they fell into the water they wouldve been done... all for 200kgs of laminate and some shite outboard...
I wasn't aware that storms announced themselves.
Storms don't , but weather forecast do .
Nice try at the Darwin Award guys.
Where is this F =Falmouth maybe?
Nope, Northern Norway, probably somewhere in Nordkapp municipality from the reg. numbers on all the fishing boats (NK)
So what nothing happens
Every seaman knows to check boats in storm. If damaged only their fault
Poor design, no protection.
A what are those 2 stupid boaters doing risking your life for an old rowing boat
God is mad people are sinning🙏
those little boats are replaceable you are not .let them go what will be will be
Qcq
Boring
SO WHAT??? NOTHING DID HAPPEN.... BOOOORING.......