Scary! Fishing in 40+ mph wind and lightning | Fish Egg Catch and Cook
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- I was actually very scared! This is a scary fishing episode where we go fishing and get caught in 40+ mph wind and lightning. But it does turn into a fish egg catch and cook. We show you how to catch clean cook mahi for some mahi fish eggs.
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In this fishing episode Dan from Florida Fishing Couple and myself Heiko Winkler with South Florida Fishing Channel plan a standard catch and cook. We head offshore from Key Largo here in Florida. We went to target mahi and also do some bottom drifting. I'll show you my new bottom drifting rigs. I also show you my Mahi Pitcher with is a great offshore fishing rig that everyone should always have ready to go encase the mahi mahi show up!
Little did I know this fishing trip would end in a scary storm or me showing you how to eat fish eggs. Some people call fish eggs fish roe. So in this case mahi fish roe. Which are the mahi eggs. Or mahi roe. Ah so many different ways to say it!
We catch some great fish while fishing offshore. We catch mahi mahi. Perfect for a catch and cook. We feel good! Little did we know we would end up in a scary storm while fishing. Lots of wind and lightning while fishing is upon us!
After we catch mahi mahi out of Key Largo, Florida. We decide to head back to closer to shore to do some bottom drifting on our bottom drifting rig. You can find where to buy fishing bottom drifting rigs in the links above this text.
We catch some great fish so it's funny that I end up eat fish eggs. Fish eggs actually taste good! Especially these mahi eggs. You'll see us get fish eggs during the catch clean cook part of this fish egg catch and cook episode.
Then it happens. We get caught in a scary storm while fishing. Very strong wind while fishing. And lightning while fishing all around us. This was bad and scary! But we live!
Then I proceed with the catch clean cook. I will show you how to eat fish roe. Thanks Florida Fishing Couple for getting the fish eggs out of the mahi mahi. I will show you how to eat fish eggs. Fish egg is good to eat and high in protein. The Perfect fishing snack!
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Ok, I may be a little biased here but I think this video is your best ever! I laughed, I cried, it was awesome! It was so realistic, I almost felt like I was there!! By the way, who is that awesome fishing partner you were with? He is very cool!! :-). Great video; glad we made it back in one piece so you could post that amazing, albeit scary day. Let this be a lesson to all who visit our beautiful Keys; a storm can brew up in an instant. Be careful. - Capt. Dan
That was one heck of a rollercoaster! I'm glad we all made it back to port (including the boat) and can go on to fish another day! Looking forward to our fishing trip tomorrow. Dan is making me wake up at 4:30am! AHHH
Praise God He protected y'all out there. That storm was very scary for sure. Glad y'all are safe! 🙏🙏🙏
Good job Captaining that boat in that stuff. I love the collaborations between your channels. This was a great video. First time I seen actual fear in Heiko's face. Like you said, great lesson for those not familiar with Florida just how fast those storms can pop up and how violent they can be. Stay safe Capt. Dan and Capt. Heiko.
John 3:16 John 5:24 stop pushing your religion on people
Why did you not just go to the Bahamas, and wait the storm out?
You're lucky to have a friend like Dan. I could see how focused he was during chaos. His military training has never left him. Well done.
Well said those type of people in this country are getting far and few
Man that was intense my son and I got stuck in a bad storm like that I even relived it watching you and captain Dan go threw it. I’m so glad you both are ok ty for the video🤙🤙🤙
Glad we're all safe mike! Things get crazy FAST sometimes out there
Good job getting in safely
Glad you Gents are ok! You reminded us (and showed us) of the importance of wearing our PFD. Really enjoyed the show! Looking forward to viewing your next one. Thanks again
We got stuck in a storm a little worse than this a couple weeks ago out of freeport, TX definitely a bad experience. Glad you made it safe.
Yes sir, those storms that come in from the east south east down there are the worst, makes for some big waves then when you get closer to shore the back current from the stream makes for standing waves. Dangerous stuff.
Lemon and capers with some butter!!!
Where did you get the salt and pepper thing?? I'm saving this video so my 14 year old son can watch it. He wants to be a captain and move to islamorada Florida. We live in crystal river fl (great scalloping) maybe you guys can come over here sometime!!! We love going to islamorada!! NEXT TIME PUT LIFE JACKETS ON!! Subscribed
Starshine Fashion: We have been trying to plan a scallop trip for awhile now. How do we get started? - Capt Dan & Elizabeth
It’s just a little sporty out there haha
What was the texture of the roe like?? If you had to compare it to a another food?
maybe like smaller and more compacted couscous
@@SouthFloridaFishingChannel Thanks man. Might have to give it a try sometime.
Please next time put on your lifejackets everybody loves your videos and your personality too much to have it gone because of a freak storm ok!!! Atb Russ.
Yea 100% next time. Honestly we wanted to put them out but would have been destroyed trying to get to them. It just happened too fast. We'll have them on way before we even get close to the next storm
You know how many bodies wash ashore every year in life vest
@@willbianco8931 not nearly as many that are saved I bet!
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I want to let u know that when I lived in Pasco county several years ago my best good friend and I were put in a very similar situation, but I owned a 19' cc with a 115fourstroke Yamaha. What we went through would change our friendship bond forever. We calculated upwards 50mph winds 6'swells with a 3'storm chop my cockpit had 10" of rain lighting strikes close to my boat ! When it struck the seas the flash was redish orange as it struck the waves. One lighting strike struck the fishing rod in the rocket launcher on top of my t-top sending the deep sea okuma to the floor which we found out after we made it out by of the storm. Fuckt up shit! At one point we lost our instruments so I navigated by compass. I was heading due east at 40knots some how got spun around a complete 180degrees heading west not in control at all. Sorry for the long message but I have watched you from the beginning and I feel we have a stormy brother hood connection thanks for true stories and just for your info there is no dry ride boats . LoL
You need to buy a 60ft yacht so you can just anchor up in a storm like that. Then proceed to smoke a doobie in the cabin.
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@southfloridafishingchannel donations for doobies or the yacht?🤙🤙
Did someone say Doobies, lol
I have a couple things for ya.
1. When in sloppy conditions such as what you encountered keep your head up, stop looking down for a couple reasons. One you are taking your eyes off what is coming up another boat, floating debris lost lobster trap stuff you don't want to hit. Second that is how you blow out your neck. I have a C3-T1 fusion. Putting your head down while pounding around is gonna play hell on your c-spine.
Not much you can do about your knees, feet and lower back except ride through it.
#2. The reason your compass went haywire is more than likely due to all the magnets that were placed around it. Cell phones, cameras and other items in close proximity. The odds of dual loss of Gps/plotter and compass at the same time are pretty astronomical. Next time clear all the stuff from under over and next to the compass. Last ditch use the compass on your phone or download the navionocs app it will at least point you in the correct direction.
Next would be you checked the radar on your phone and knew the direction it was coming from and moving towards. Obviously when you started your run home you were taking the seas on the chin therefore you aren't going to have a following sea 2 min later. Use that radar app to find the thinnest part of the storm and head for that, yep it's going to rain out and build back over that thinner portion however it you time it correctly you just might get lucky and miss the absolutely worst of it.
Running lights on, absolutely should have had PFD on as well as EPIRB located in a spot such as your pocket or inside your rain coat in the event you rolled or where thrown.
I have been in several storms in West Central FL Clearwater Beach to be exact.
The absolutely worst was on a commercial trip on my 40 Dorado. High pressure system set up off the east coast and just like that we had an easterly wind of 45-50kts. Since the wind was blowing from shore to offshore we had a tall stacked sea of 8-12 ft with 3 seconds between them and 95 miles to go.
In laymans terms it was like standing rapids in a river. The bow would just clear the top of a swell and before it could ride down the back side the next wave was crashing over the boat. It was my last night on the grounds when this monster kicked up, 3 am I woke to pots and pans falling onto the deck and I looked up with my spot light to see nothing but whitewater up over top of us.
It was very dangerous as we had the anchor out and hsd to pull it without turning or getting broadside to the swell.
Needless to say the 5.4kt ride home realllly sucked. I had my epirbs at the ready and called my wife from the sat phone every 30 min with our exact gps location and our speed and eta to port. I told her if she didn't hear back from me within 40 min to call the USCG with my last known position and speed, heading ect.
Storms pop up despite the best technology we have at out disposal. I had Sirius XM weather on my Garmin and had wx on the VHF each day and night listening for updates and changes and none of models forecasted the hell we were painfully plowing through.
We heard several mayday calls on our ride home. Once we pushed in 40 mile from where we were it started laying down to 6-8ft then down to 4-6 ft by 30 miles to go.
Took us 9-10 hours to get out there on day one of the trip and this was day 6. It took us over 24 hours to reach the pass.
It was nerve racking to say the least.
Bennett,
Awesome redact. Sounds like you have been in the slop one to many times bro.
In your opinion what is the best/safest handling mid size boat (21 to 24 feet) under similar conditions?
In other words (considering a well skilled captain) if you knew you had to slice a storm, which mid size boat would you know, is going to get you back home safely?
Thanks for this, will remember if I am ever in a terrible storm out at sea like this.
@@jejoko whew hard one.
That size range is tough because we all saw the snot they were running in and let me be the first to say video and pics do the actual sea state zero justice so I know how they really felt no bueno so I would say NOTHING 😂
If I had to pick one 23-24ft range I would go with something with a closed transom vs open like they have. The open can allow a following sea to push up into the boat while climbing and surfing. I would want twins for the weight at the stern so I can use that to my advantage pushing through and working my tabs into the head sea to really plow or ride bow proud.
Contender makes a nice boat the older shamrocks with single inboard another good option.
Kinda on both ends of the spectrum there
Not a bay boat! Something with a sharp 24° dead rise ish at the stern with plenty of freeboard.
Sea hunt makes a decent boat but the top tier boats are there for a reason other than name sake.
Yellowfin, seavee, contenders, I don't really care for Grady or whalers just my opinion.
There really isn't a perfect boat for those conditions because you can sink just as fast on a 140k as a 15k boat.
For my dollar sea hunter 24 is a pretty good value the other names new you are gonna be up there on price
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Thank you for getting back to me.
Oh yeah I definitely agree on a closed transom and twins. And yes video or pictures do sea conditions no justice at all. I currently have a 21 foot Zodiac with twin 70's and she can handle some slop, but man is it a bumpy ride to say the least. More like riding a jack hammer especially when the waves are short stacked. And of course she doesn't have a cabin. Just a t-top and a side to side windshield.
What are your thoughts on a 22 x 8.5 foot welded aluminum cabin boat, with a 20 degree dead rise, closed transom, self bailing deck, with 550 gallons of sealed foam filled buoyancy built into the exterior sides of the haul including the transom, with twins and trim tabs?
Back in 1990, way back when. I took a direct lightning hit on my Hatteras traveling to Ocean City Maryland to fish the White Marlin Tournament. It knocked out all of our electronics and did some minor engine damage to exhaust sensors, as well as gremlins though the boat for the remaining years I owned it. It was on the Delaware Bay and the rain and wind were fierce. On my current boat I paid for Sirius XM Weather and it has been great. Lightning as you know from that close hit is very very scary. I know I don't want to do it again. Also, you never know who else out there is like you guys running through the storm blind. Next to the lightning that would be my biggest concern. Yeah...wear the vests... I know Capt. Dan has an inflatable... both of you should wear one. Just sayn. Good video too.
Not worth dying for a couple of fish.always follow the weather!
Hats off to Dan, that was the epitome of keeping your cool. It is always easy to think you will be able to handle that type of pressure but much harder to perform in the face of chaos.
What would be helpful for others would be to hear from people that have experienced a similar situation and what key strategies helped them navigate and get home safely. Having some point of reference with a compass heading prior to the storm reaching you could at least get you pointed in the right direction if your electronics go out. This also can be difficult with the lightning all around causing compass irregularities. I was surprised with the lightning strikes so close that the GPS survived. I would be shocked if some of your electronics are not compromised in the future so if anything strange starts to happen down the road keep that in mind.
I am not sure you could have done much better except for having your life jackets on but you already knew that. Dan fantastic job keeping your cool, your facial expressions say it all as your composure and focus was impressive.
Praise God He protected y'all out there. That storm was very scary for sure. Glad y'all are safe! 🙏🙏🙏
WOW1 You guys were really lucky. That was a great boat and motor. If that motor would have quit you guys would have been history.. Glad you guys and the American Flags made it home safely. You need to make a tee shirt and call it 40 PLus! Ha Ha Many thanks for sharing.
John
That's a great shirt idea! And yea amazing the flags made it! Just a little beat up. America!!!
I'm sure he'll weight that idea you got there! ...I'm treading a fine line here aren't I?
We got caught in a storm just like that here in Boynton beach while sword fishing and it was terrifying, so crazy how quick it goes from flat calm to 40knot winds 20 miles off shore. You guys did a great job keeping your cool, made for a good video.
Yea man! When it hits it hits hard! Gotta love summertime
That was scary. But AWWWWSOME. WOW 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Holy $hit that storm was insane. This should go viral!
Lol. All I could think about was forest gump an lieutenant Dan. 😂you guys are great. You guys show that you don’t need a million dollar rig to catch fish. Just some local knowledge.
Dan is the man! Cool calm and collected in a very bad situation. What an awesome captain! That little 21 ft boat handled those ruff conditions like a champ. What a great video.
Hey Dan there's a cloud behind you....
foreshadowing at it's finest =) little did I know I was actually foreshadowing lololol
@@SouthFloridaFishingChannel foreshadowing or understating.... you decide!
LOLOLOL yea that's even better hahaha
@@SouthFloridaFishingChannel lol and I forget when, but early on Dan says to you, "Heiko, its great, we're the only ones out here." LMAO
hahahaha YEA I had a good laugh at that when I was editing the footage.
I gotta be honest, I skipped all the fishing and went straight to the storm lol.
That was intense, I think the scariest thing for me would be the lightning.
I can't imagine why you didn't put your life jackets on when you were heading into the storm.
Dude!! I just saw your interview on The Weather Channel. Crazy storm and awesome job of keeping the video rolling! Favorite part was you and Dan cruising in the calm and “…well. That’s one way of watering down a beer…). Hhahaha!
Are waves/swells here in Myrtle beach cherry groove get twice that size with 10 mph winds. Wish I had some place when weather isn’t bad that we could still go out.
Nice fishing man got to learn all the techniques. Still new to offshore .
Was in shit like this but....... the whole engine went underwater but made it #yamaha #reliable! Be safe out there! Hope you enjoyed the fishing!
yea if that engine would have died we would have been DONE FOR!
South Florida Fishing Channel for sure! GOD was on your side that day!!!!!
You can tell Capt. Dan is ex military. He was cool as a cucumber. Great video. The fishing and storm was intense. Thanks for sharing. Oh yeah life vest and store rods horizontally!
At least your gps kept working… mine stopped working 30 miles out, used my compass and headed east saw land and it was the Miami coast line. 😂 refueled in Miami and headed back to Tavernier. Next boat had a radar.
Been there done that off Palm Beach, the only thing as a Monday morning QB, ya should have put your life jackets on, I always make all family, visitors, or charters folks suit up when shit hits the fan. Rule of thumb when your electronics take a crap, like many in the threads, ya should have had a cellphone with some apps to assist you. In closing hopefully your 21 system was up, if ya lost it, I invested in redundancy after learning my lessons a few times, but ya got back, or this video clip wouldn’t be showing the rest of us what a true ass whooping is like on a relatively small walk around.
Dan is the man!! He's as cool as a mountain stream when he's under fire!!!! HE NEVER PANICS! HE'S ACCOUNTABLE IN A BAD SITUATIONS. NEVER FREEZES UP AND ALWAYS MAKES THE RIGHT CALLS WHEN THINGS GET DICEY! HEICO YOU'RE LUCKY TO HAVE A FRIEND LIKE HIM!! I HAD A GOOD FRIEND THAT WAS 10 YEARS OLDER THAN ME, HE WAS A SCOUT SNIPER IN THE CORPS , SERVED IN VIETNAM, HAD 4 PURPLE HEARTS, AND MANY OTHER MEDALS THAT INVOLVED VALOR. WE GOT IN A FEW BAD SITUATIONS WHIKE HUNTING AND FISHING TOGETHER TOGETHER , HE WAS COOL UNDER FIRE TOO, I COULD ALWAYS COUNT ON HIM. ONE TOUGH GI AND A TRUE FRIEND.
I'm so jealous right now and miss the Caribean islands....catching fish and eating the fish eggs ;-) . We used to fight about it. You can eat it raw too...but cooked like you just did..mmmmmmmm
Got here through "The best ever food review show" ❤
Milton Yong, me too... and I couldn’t be happier!!
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just goes to show you how fast shit can go wrong. thats why you need back ups to your back ups. atleast you had a real man with you who wasnt freaking out like a little bitch and just handles his shit and got yall home. awesome vid bro.
Unfortunately, been there and done that, and my tower got hit by lightning, up here out of Daytona area, and even though you have it all on video, most people don't realize how scary it really is being in that situation. The video does no justice to how it really looks and how bad the situation really is. After my experience I get anxious every time I hear thunder. Glad you made it back safe!
Good vid you and Capt.Dan earned those fish! I don't care who you are weather like that will make you religious !Love both your channels stay safe and tight lines!
You said it!
Try flowering it and frying it next time use a cornmeal-based breader mix we leave them in crappie when we fry them Great taste
I'm sure the SGM was confident he had a good azimuth to get out the weather
"Were going away from land"....."Ahhhh shit!" Glad y'all made it
Damn Heiko! You were not kidding about how this storm was.... our waves were nothing compared to these... wow.
haha yehawwww!
South Florida Fishing Channel I’m excited to see our episode up in the next couple of weeks!
Glad y'all made it back safe n sound. It always comes up on you fast but damn pfd brothers. Fair wind and smooth seas guys
Great video, you can’t sugar coat it. Getting caught out there in a storm like that is a humbling experience! Glad you got out in one piece and the boat/motor didn’t let you down. Congrats on the catch as well..
I haven’t fished in a while,but after a long day of the whole adventure,to have it all pay off at around midnight when you eat is so rewarding,there’s nothing like it.and then you sleep like a baby.Im so glad I saw this video,because I can’t wait to go fishing!!!
Incredible storm. What a Ride that was. Dan has an amazing little boat there. Maybe one of those zip up life jackets holders under the T-Top would be a smart investment. At least the PFD's would be close at hand., Loved your Video. Brian
Thanks for sharing the experience. The cooking of the fish Roe brought back some fond memories of my dad, when he used to take me fishing and introduced me to eating fish roe. Since that time I've eaten a many types, both fresh and saltwater varieties. The way I was taught was to just wrap the sack in a strip of bacon , salt, pepper to taste. Frying it up the same as you did.
Man I've been in some scary weather like that on the water and it is not fun! Glad you guys made it back safe.
of course no life vest...
You've gotta love Dan, he's a rock! A good guy to be by your side in a gun fight!!!!!
This video is the best one yet God was fishing with you that day.
Very exciting video. One of the best video I have ever seen 👌 💘
You're lucky Capt. Dan was at the helm. Kept his cool and got you home to fish another day.
Yea! i know some people that wouldn't have remained very calm =)
Reminded me of the scene with Lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump.
You and Captain Dan always do something crazy.. you guys were great did subscribe Dan fishing channel too both of you have an awesome channel videos..thumbs up!!
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The scene after the intro is so calm haha and the viewer knows what's coming - wild shit man
These summer storms hit you like a few bottles of wine. One minute you're fine. Then KABLAMMM BABY
We watch your videos and there so funny but this one were literally crying laughing. 👍😆😂😂😂😂
Was in Islamorada earlier this week for the first time. Your videos helped put me and my daughter on keeper mangrove snapper. Thanks man.
More than just those fish were baked later that night ;-) 🤣
Why didn't either one of you have life vests on
Very humbling experience and frightening! This is when you learn that when it comes to life or death situation , all hopes and dreams , looking cool ,and all the things you once were jealous of now suddenly seems a waste. Only the grace of Jesus Christ.
Dude, if you put a scratch on captain Dan, Elizabeth will inflict some damage on you! Great video as always, keep bringing the content!
Neil: That is absolutely the truth!!! -Capt Dan
So stupid what kind of fisherman/captain doesn't check the weather before hand
It's summer storms, they pop up within an hour over land while you're offshore. Happens to everyone that boats out here eventually
Dude you had me laughing my a#$ off during the ride home glad your safe I would’ve and did just watching crap my pants thanks for the laugh.....
Murphy loved when he smiled about remark " HEy Dan, there1s a cloud behind you.." Am glad you got cheap out that mess
One time I was pier fishing my local pier and a bad storm flared up and I wasn’t walking down the pier to my car with a metal cart and a 10 foot rod in a lightening storm so I stayed and there was a lightning strike just off one of the corners of the pier and all around the pier that I could feel the static in the air and afterward we got a nice kingfish
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Eww fish stomach enjoy lol
I go offshore out of Miami all the time on my little 14ft. Frequently I force myself to leave a school of dolphin to boogy back because clouds are forming over the mainland. This is a good reminder why.
Storm. Been there done that. Best you can do is hold the bow into the wind. A sea anchor and a quality hull with good floatation is your best friend. Capt. did a great job.
Tempting Mother Nature eh? Thats a good way to meet your maker Heiko. You guys were lucky...that time.
Reminds me of my first and last time deep sea fishing lol
hah it's inevitable to get caught in a storm. But you gotta go again! =)
Hey Heiko!! What a scariest experience you made with mother nature... Man, your partner was very calm to handle the bad situation.... Be safe and make the PFD is reachable on next adventure.. Great experience, Heiko!! Keep fishing!!!
Wow that was some intense shit
love it! You lived, now your making memories to tell stories about lol. Been there done that. Great vid
It'll be a memory for sure! haha
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Man I been in a storm on a 18 ft with just a Bimini top in the inter coastal with lightning hitting all around and the wind and rain. It ain’t no joke!! I feel ya brother but looks like Captain had it handled ...
Good job running through that bad storm guys. Next time when it gets bumpy, take the rods out of the t-top rocket launchers so they don't get beat up for nothing, and do what you can to help keep the wind and spray off the captain.
Thank God you guys made it back safe and sound. I am no pro, but a skipper nonetheless. Perhaps you guys you should invest in adding redundancies such as an additional GPS unit, etc.
The sound of 2 fishing buddies being giddy 😆 cuz theyre having a great time out in the water!..................... I LOVE IT!!!!
Way to handle that boat top!
40 mph winds? That's a typical day in the coastal bend area. I did enjoy the video.
Jesus Heiko I thought we were gonna lose you Buddy CRAZY INSANE storm ✌️😁
one day hope i can experience fishing like this
Just don't get caught in a storm! =) Thanks for watching
That looked scary as heck. Heiko actually looked scared for a while. Dan seemed to keep his cool, unless he edited out. Lol. Glad you two made it back ok.
I remember my dad was scouting for lobster season by himself out of Sebastian inlet and had a storm roll up it was so bad he had to turn around and go to fort pierce inlet and back up the inter coastal.
yea the seb. inlet is no joke!
Geeez, neither of you guys have your life jackets on... epic footage
Captain Dan did a great job with driving and cutting though them waves in knowing how to get y’all back home safely big ups to him.
That was crazy. Your life jacket is a must next time. you lived to tell this story.
Damn i love fishing but not this much but glad you guys made it back safe scary shit
This was awesome bro! That was very intense watching you two escape that storm. You guys have been through two gnarly storms that could've ended horribly. Much respect to you guys for what you risk for the love of fishing!
That storm reminds me of a fishing trip in Savannah, GA, that I experienced. The Sky Grew Black from the Rain filled Winds, which whipped up 15 foot Monster Waves, dropping Visibility to about 100 feet in the Savannah River Shipping Channel. All eyes were Wide Open, Looking for a Huge Ship to Pop up directly in Front of the Boat, with little time to avoid a Collision. Thunderous Lightning was Frantically reaching out from the Sky, and we were Hoping it wouldn't grab hold of our Outriggers. The Squall only lasted 10 - 15 minutes, yet seemed to last forever. We survived this Memorial ride, suffering from a bit of Shock from the Brutal Power this Storm had displayed. The Calm after the Storm provided a Joyous Relief, and a Wonderful Memory.
I love the calm after the storm! It's like. Wow.....
Good job Captain Dan navigating. Not fun. I've been in these storms before. When lightning strikes very close you go death & blind for a few seconds due to flash of the lightning & sound of the thunder. When anchored & wet you can feel electricity get you. Thats time to go in the cabin & pray for it to pass. Once the storm does pass the ocean turns into a swimming pool. Very calm & flat.
The ocean can get a lot worse. We were 80 miles off savannah on a mill pond day when the coast guard shouted over the radio, SEVERE MARINE WARNING FROM CHARLESTON TO DAYTONA BEACH BOATERS SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER. We were tearing up mahi on a big weed line and picked up and started running in. 40 miles out it hit us, they recorded winds at hunter army base 83 mph, waves went to 12 feet. We were in a 25 foot boat and I said just pull the throttles back and let the storm pass. But it was one storm after another. I thought the boat was going to flip bow over stern. I was afraid we were in a down burst which generates winds over 100 mph and 40 foot waves. We ran out of gas 8 miles offshore. Another boat brought us fuel and it was still so rough the fuel tanks were dropped in the ocean and we pulled them to the boat. We left at 2 am and got back at midnight. I could barely climb out the boat I was so beat up. Tore my right shoulder. Other boats caught in the storm had broken arms and cracked ribs. I read an article many moons ago where a storm came ripping off Texas and into the gulf that generated 100 mph winds and 80 foot waves. It looked like your storm did not extend to the lower keys. I would have run west to avoid it. If your GPS went out the clouds were probable over 50,000 feet. I have had the marine weather fail in extremely bad storms. Yes lightning will hit you. I been hit 3 times.
Yeah!!!!!!!! RIDE IT OUT......looks like something my bud would do,, and love every minute of it!!! Me, I would've crapped myself. Good fish to eat ifyou make it.
All I have to say is ....Mommy! Oh and Captain you are the bomb.
INTENSE STORM EXPERIENCE! Most people would have lost their S!@#. Those afternoon T-Storms during the FLA summers can get really dicey (understatement). Keep the vid's coming...best fishing channel I've seen so far.
Hey u need to come to Jamaica and let's do some fishing
Wow! Brother, That was indeed a Harrowing experience. So glad you guys made it unscathed. I have been through the same ordeal offshore as a Deckhand and Captain on Sportfishing Boats and 100 ton Crew Boats in 40+ knot winds and 25 ft seas raining sideways there's no hiding from it. All your electronics going out can be pretty scary especially with the lightning you two went thru. Wow! And to film it so others can see that maybe they need to be prepared for anything is commendable. Maybe re-title it Row Row Roe Yer Boat...
Fair winds and following Seas my Brother
Peace