MILLION DOLLAR BOAT WITH A 1 DOLLAR CAPTAIN AT HAULOVER INLET? | WAVY BOATS
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- MILLION DOLLAR BOAT WITH A 1 DOLLAR CAPTAIN AT HAULOVER INLET? | WAVY BOATS
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From home💀
Germany
Oklahoma!
Stuart Florida
Port Macquarie, Australia
I'll never tire of watching these Midnight Express lake boats with downward-sloping bows take their bow-riding passengers on undersea tours.
Love how nobody understands motor trimming but has badass boats.
And every one on the badass boat....sits in the bow!
Could you give me an explanation as to how these waves should be handled? I truly don’t know and have always wondered? Great channel for entertainment but it really leaves me wondering what they should be doing?
@@somedayzo6 If you have a jack plate drop it low about 1-2 inches from the bottom. Then trim the motor up to lift the nose of the boat up. You may need a good hrydro foil like the sea ray. I lift my bw2200's nose up and ease in them. If you're ridding flat on plane your nose will drop in the water like most of these idiots
@@GrumblesM4 Thank you for your quick response! I am not a boat owner so I understand some of what you explained but not all of the terms.
Just because you can afford one does not automatically mean you should have one. Sea states can and do change dramatically and most people who ride in a boat have no concept of how that boat will behave based on tide and wind.
A Good Captain assumes the responsibility of safe passage for the crew and passingers. A full brief on safety, condition's you are about to incounter and emergency procedures is paramount to anyone going out on the water. A Professional Captain would not let passengers ride in the bow and injur them. More money than brains a scary combination. Thank you to all who keep it safe on the water.
1:50 I think I have a crack in my spectacles.
"Uffda"
I'm just here to say thank you to the camera person
made this whole video for that ? joke
Van Dutch looks like a 1920s rum runner,nice lines and notice no slamming.
...but I think I would close that open hatch...
1:49 Back of the boat looks nice ❤
right buddy okay😏🤐
Good looking from afar but far from good looking....@@kathleendeangelis3252
The captain is always responsible for the safety of his boat, crew, and passengers irrespective of the stupidity of crew and passengers.
Captains do not request their passengers to leave the bow - they order them to do so. If you refuse to follow basic safety rules, you’re not going out on my boat!
VANDUTCH hull design looks like a throwback from the early 1900s I like it
You'll notice that it does a far better job of cutting through the waves for a boat of its size. That design is timeless for a reason.
Mrs Regal Has a real "FINE STERN "
No doubt!!!
Energy absorbing rear bumpers.
I love the lines on that Van Dutch, it reminds me of the classic Chris Craft (maybe even Elco) wooden powerboats.
Me too! Just stunning, beautiful lines.
I was surprised how well it shed the bow wave off to the side !!
6:07
The Vandutch h hull is classic. That drop nose bow adds massive bow buoyancy. Its pretty good for boats you want to ride like a doser but id avoid it for boats built light for skimming. Id probably built one for Hawaii fishing to see how it did but ultimately, the Radon seems to be the best out here for bow cabs . The Radon has a skim boat bottom for going fast but a huge , wide doser front for slow. The ride is always smoothe and doesn't rock when sitting. For large stern fishing boats ,they need massive bow buoyancy. Your video show boats with dipped bow , skim tapered bottom and open bow full of people. That kind of boat will take on water turning on its own wake. Going through that inlet , wrong boat and with captains filling the boat with the bow full of people is a sign, not everyone should be allowed to vote. LoL 😂
Anyone who want to bow ride, let them bow ride. It makes for a great show and finders keepers on the sunglasses and whatever else he’s lost.
ah yes lets get someone hurt so we have to turn back, that sounds fun. We have seen how many people get tossed out of the boat. The best ones are.. The person falls out and then they go and pick them up, let them come to the back of the boat with the engine still running
Looks like the guy lost his bottle of sunscreen way before he even got on the boat.
@@SpaceRanger187 There's a few where they lost a passenger and then turned THE WRONG DIRECTION to look for said passenger and never found them. Camera guy said they swim to shore though.
That Viking looks to be a 64’.
The Captain is 100% responsible for his passengers
vielleicht gabs ja die diskussion und der dicke wollte unbedingt da sitzen, da hat der captain es ihm eben gezeigt...
Pretty sure that’s like the first page of any training booklet - skipper is responsible for the safety of the vessel and all crew at all times.
Which one is a million dollar boat?
Love the sound of the turbodiesel on the Viking.
That female in the Regal has no shame. Why did she bother even putting those strings on?
Just because you have money doesn't mean that you know what you're doing.😊🚢😰
What gets me is the amount of people not wearing life jackets 🤷♂️
Boat # 2, the Midnight Express Capt. is a complete fool and very very irresponsable with the bow full of kids !
0:22 no joke the captain legit hates that guy up front. there is 0 chance that was unintentional 😂 1:55 her ready/combat stance is hilarious.
Damn right it's all on the captain!! Maybe if he warned them about riding up front before they left the dock but safety is still oh him. Especially if it's a charter.
Maybe he did and they just wanted to ride there anyways.
Unfortunately, I don’t believe most of these captains even know basic safety regulations or protocols.
I didn't see a single life vest, not even the dudes in the tiny fishing boat
You know you're a great captain when your passengers are screaming in fear of drowning.
True. They get what they pay for.
huge fan of that Van Dutch. Capt'n might want to close the forward water intake hatch next time.😂
more money than sense.
Welcome to Florida
Have I told yet today how much I love The Midnight Express?
My neighbor has one; It's sharp~!
Coastguard are masters of the art
When I was growing up in New Jersey, a rite of passage was a trip to Action Park in Vernon Township. For those who have not heard, this was a very large waterpark (with a few other attractions) where every slide was designed by literal amateurs. Safety wasn't just a secondary consideration, it wasn't a consideration at all. "Traction Park" and "Fracture Park" were just two of the nicknames for the place, but it never kept anyone away. It was a point of pride just to survive the place more or less unscathed. I did. Several times. (I did get there the year they opened the infamous looping waterslide, but it was too hazardous even for them, and they shut it down just a couple of weeks into the season, before I managed to make the trip.)
I would guess that riding the bow through Haulover with a marginal captain at the helm has a similar allure.
You know the reason that looping waterslide got shut down was because the first guy to go through it didn't actually make it through and drowned, right? I think that slide killed 2-3 people before they shut it down.
I've read about that waterpark. The entire thing was a disaster.
Best title to a inlet video EVER! Sorry, didn't mean to shout.
Even after all these videos, given the chance, i'd still take my chances riding the bow 😂 looks fun either way
I have asked this question before, but don't get any answers. Why do skippers just about always go straight out through the center of this inlet. This is always the roughest area, less wave action down the sides and a lot calmer to the left as they past the end of the rock.
Checkout what I mean, 2 small boats at 3:00 and 7:50 marks do exactly this, maybe small boat skippers have more brains.
Yup, they can't afford not to
Because most of these “captains” want to show their passengers what bad-ass captains they are.
The first time out on your new boat is always a learning experience…🤣🤣🤣🤣
5:15 🔥 🔥 nice rig
Some of these boats look like they’re made for lakes
Vandutch comes to mind with that open stern. Classy ride but definitely belongs on a lake or river
@@mastathrash5609 Vandutch is a very good mediteranean boat, the atlantic is just too nasty for it's design.
@@mastathrash5609 Yeah it's really strange as it has a rough water bow, but the open stern isn't good for rough seas. Like Adiaz said, probably a Mediterranean boat.
It makes my back hurt just watching people ride in the bow.
58ft. 12 foot beam? Yes the captain is responsible for everyone on the boat 🌊🌊🌊💯
The people in the back of the boat hardly move. Those in the bow are getting pulverized. This is a lesson in the physics of the pendulum.
Maybe you should ask the lady in the VANDUTCH what she thinks of the design
Riding the bow at haulover is not for the faint of heart.
Or for anyone with an ounce of common sense!
Let’s put as much weight as possible as far forward and aft as possible, and then motor relatively quickly into a short sharp confused chop. It’ll be fun. 😂
spinal compression is sooo much fun
What's not to love about vertebral compression fractures?
Any captain that allows people in the bow in those conditions should be ticketed!
0:42 Any captain needs to have a damn good reason to let people ride up front in these conditions. 😤
I towed safe boats to the ramp
In Bremerton … when I worked for a tow company before they got there own trucks…. N caught a tv cable line n ripped it down n the wire hit a car did minimal damage, was not our fault due to cable company let the wire hang after recent mate once to low…. Boat was total fine n ripped like the one in this video👊🙌💪🙏💯👊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
8:55 shout out to Aqua Holic
How do we get our boat on camera? We’ve tried to many times since being out on the ocean but never saw our boat on your channel
I love watching rich people show how unworthy they are of their toys.
I've watched quite a few of these Haulover videos.
I'm from Australia and was wondering why is it not mandatory to wear a lifejacket when crossing the bar or inlet??
How many chiropractors in the Haulover area? I’ll bet there’s a dozen within a block of the marinas.
Lake Waters, Nashville, Tennessee with a Baja 260 can handle it with ease no problem but nothing like what I’m watching now! Everyone, please stay safe out there please !!😊😮
@6:11 that is a badass boat
Favorite yacht? Someone else's!!!
I think that manatee in the bow probably got knocked silly during the first sequence....
The coast guard is the only captain out there, the only one with any brains as to how boats work on work. All of these people have no idea what their doing
2:15 Viking yacht. Probably a 42. New Gretna NJ
Watching from Scotland..... I wonder how many people end up with serious issues from bow riding ????
1:52 best video so far
Boat #1 giving that older fella some compression fractures up front.
Lawsuit incoming?
@@stuartb3609 I mean, I imagine the Captain was his son, or friend, exc. So, probably not?
Just as there are people who know how to *lay* stones and bricks, there are people who simply *pile* stones and bricks. Similarly, there *boat drivers* and then there are *boat captains.* In these videos, the captains are outnumbered 1,000:1
The Midnight Express 43' open seem to manage the inlet well. Better or more smart captains comes with more $$ invested? Hmm, perhaps the risk of loss breeds caution.
2:49 that chick took a hurling down to the back lol
From 0:08 to 0:38... the 30 longest seconds our portly passenger ever endured. His extra ballast made gravity really pound his adipose six o'clock. Not the captain's fault. This guy knew what was up.
Clearly most of these captains have no clue on how to use the trim settings.
Getting bounced & thrown around while people scream- this is fun??
It is when you're young, just like amusement parks.
"Stand bow...nana na bow, bow!" -late Pat Morita (Miyagi'san)
Everybody loves the bow and everybody hates PFDs.
The rider on the bow of the first boat looks like the apple river killer .
Amazing that literally no one wears a life vest for this very rough exit/entry..they must all be great swimmers! I’m guessing there are drowning deaths yearly.
6:50 - Can anyone explain to me why a lot of these fishing boats have a single fly bridge like this, really high up, one seat only? I know many of them have controls up there so the boat can be sailed from that seat, but it LOOKS like captaining from up there would be so unsteady, like you’d be thrown right off with even a small turn, balance completely thrown out of whack? Is it purely for the view, so a captain can see fish from a higher standpoint? And would that make any difference? You may see the odd fish from there but they don’t stay in one place, by the time you steer the boat there… fish have moved away or gone deeper? Ya… I am NOT a fisherman at all and my boating experience is limited to 4 years owning a 28 ft sailboat (one season), and a SeaRay 340. I am FAR from an experienced captain. These super high fly bridges have always confused me… I don’t think I would ever want to be up there. 🤠👍🏼☮️
I dont have a boat but I do a ton of fishing and I'd say its for sighting fish at slower speeds and calmer waters. Lots of game fish like to cruise the surface or hangout near floating debris. All of which is much for visible from higher up
Yes, it's for sighting fish. All the fishing charter boats (the bigger ones) have that high flybridge. Or cameras up high.
I made full use of my zoom feature on the Regal, what a nice boat! : - )
The good old spine-cruncher followed by a cold shower 😂
As long as you are fit enough to take the pounding.
Bow riders must also love spinal surgery and physical therapy 😮
A chiro already rented a spot at the marina - probably
3:29 He knows boats!
Hello, from Utah! ...Great fun 😁
The Florida pool pump motor repair guy 32750 approved ! that was good info & see Wavy Boats
With rental boats like this, the captain is really treated poorly by the trippers. They rarely listen and always "Know better". I'm sure the Captain advised against sitting there and equally sure he was enjoying it greatly.
I ran out of Boca Inlet for about 5 years just recreational fishing. I kept my boat at a marina in Deerfield Beach. I live in Ft Myers. There are signs at Boca Inlet "SAFE PASSAGE REQUIRES LOCAL KNOWLEDGE" and I can only assume same or similar signs are at Haulover Inlet.
Maybe they need another sign "BOWRIDING CAN BE DEADLY"?
Is the boat at 2:47 filthy underneath or is that fairly normal?
Neglect? Not normal for pricey craft.
Nice lines with that one boat and the boat's not bad either
Testing that zoom out on the yamaha?
"Look at this baby. Not a mark on it and I got BOAT payments!"
Big Dog in the Bow is taking a beating . Homies
PERSHING 54 swell boat does well in those choppy conditions.
My favourite Yacht is mine :) it's why I bought it in the first place ;)
Can someone explain to me where do these people actually go? It seems like there is nothing out there to do but all these boats go out? (From the UK so no idea about the area)
Watching from Sierra Foothills of California. .
I've always wondered where the people get all of the money to buy such expensive boats. Ones with 5 or 6 outboards hanging off the back. Heck, one of them would cost close to 100 K .
The Viking is a 64' .
@ 6:00 ... Looks to be waay out of trim with that heavy motor plus the double-scooper in the stern.
I’ve come to the conclusion that there’s a correlation between the number of motors on a boat and the lack of brains between the skippers ears.
How many end up in the propellers?
In New Zealand wearing a life jacket is required when going through a bar entrance.
The stern is safer, but the now is more funner. -the inner child
With that much fat, im surprised he didn't bounce out of the boat . Comedy gold. 😂
Or a broken back
I love the lil underdogs that make it🫡🫡🫡
N love the big fast ones coming in HOT❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Favorite ? 3:45 safe boats
At 6:02 the Axopar 25 (?) does well navigating while in a trough, calmly without ego.
That is one heck of a title
Only the best boat out there the Baja 260 number 54 Richard Marker Baja home those days❤😅😊
I also loved boating and built bulkheads with old barges n excavators when I was young n had friends with boats etc n bow riding was fun but I just don’t understand !?!?… if your gunna haul butt inbound or outbound at haul over Inlet…. Put a frikin life jacket on for Pete’s sakes… then take it off in smooth water….