After watching the Florida inlet videos with all the inexperienced and hotdog captains it’s nice to watch these beautiful boats and the expert NJ skippers. Thanks for the videos.
Dick Bertram’s masterpiece with Raymond Hunt's revolutionary deep-V hull design. When the seas are mean, we call it “Bertram Weather”. Richard Bertram: 4 February 1916 New Jersey. Died 28 April 2000 (aged 84) Stuart, Florida
Dick Bertram began the first large production run of boats with Raymond Hunt's revolutionary deep-V hull design. When the Seas are Rough, we call it Bertram Weather. Richard Bertram 1916-2000 (84YO) 🫡🇺🇸
Those water conditions just keep on changing. Sometimes the inlet has good size swells but the blender gets you in the end. Nice video guys, TMP from N.J.
It seems amazing to me that the captains maintain high speed going through that inlet. I would normally think they would throttle down to reduce wake, as the blue boat @2:40.....Up here on Long Island Sound (CT), we have speed limit buoys in the channels.
@@ShoreBoats I can't get to the Manasquan inlet. The bay is too shallow north of the seaside bridge . I went out the Manasquan more than I can remember as a kid going fishing with my grand father . A little aquasport that never ran right.
I wish you saw me pass through there with my 12 foot aluminum boat and a 7.5 hp Johnson 2 stroke, wide open throttle with 4 on board. I cut through those waves much much better with my skills with waves bigger than that.
What a great channel! It's so nice to see all the Bert's - I am a little partial to Bertram's since I have a 37! Keep up the great work!
After watching the Florida inlet videos with all the inexperienced and hotdog captains it’s nice to watch these beautiful boats and the expert NJ skippers. Thanks for the videos.
Now thats the Manasquan Inlet like I remember it! Bertram ftw!
Nothing beats a 31 foot Bertram!!!
Dick Bertram’s masterpiece with Raymond Hunt's revolutionary deep-V hull design.
When the seas are mean, we call it “Bertram Weather”.
Richard Bertram: 4 February 1916 New Jersey. Died 28 April 2000 (aged 84)
Stuart, Florida
Its so cool to see a channel that shows the old bert's in action.
The old 31's FB were my favorite!
Don't see many Hatteras boats on this channel. Any reason?
Dick Bertram began the first large production run of boats with Raymond Hunt's revolutionary deep-V hull design. When the Seas are Rough, we call it Bertram Weather.
Richard Bertram 1916-2000 (84YO) 🫡🇺🇸
Those water conditions just keep on changing. Sometimes the inlet has good size swells but the blender gets you in the end. Nice video guys, TMP from N.J.
Beautiful boats! Happy Thanksgiving
Fishing boats are the best in my book. I love the hull designs.
Nice video love the big boys going off to work
Thanks Scott!
31 Bertram takes the cake!
You should do a video with all Bertram's then all Hatteras then all Vikings
41-foot Viking is one of my favorite boats.
The Deep -V Berts and Blackfins don't even break a sweat.
It seems amazing to me that the captains maintain high speed going through that inlet. I would normally think they would throttle down to reduce wake, as the blue boat @2:40.....Up here on Long Island Sound (CT), we have speed limit buoys in the channels.
Go’s the show you older boats ride
Best
Now these are boats
I'm curious about the model of the boat at the end of the video..?
Thanks , that was great seeing all the bigger boats . Do you ever get down to the Barnegat inlet ?
I’ll be getting there soon
@@ShoreBoats I can't get to the Manasquan inlet. The bay is too shallow north of the seaside bridge .
I went out the Manasquan more than I can remember as a kid going fishing with my grand father . A little aquasport that never ran right.
41 foot sport fisher twin cat 1400 just the way it went threw the water with grace. 1990's
These videos really show the difference between someone that does and doesn't know how to trim a boat.
And they show the difference between a lobster, with its narrow deep bow and wide flat stern, and deep-V-bottomed boats :)
I’ve never seen so many sexy Bert’s at one inlet.
I love how many I see over here
@@ShoreBoats I have yet to see any near me. (Great Kills) plenty of 28’s but no 31’s
@@dannyv2335 I prefer the lines of the 28'.
I wish you saw me pass through there with my 12 foot aluminum boat and a 7.5 hp Johnson 2 stroke, wide open throttle with 4 on board. I cut through those waves much much better with my skills with waves bigger than that.