Sometimes the hard decision is making your problem someone else's problem, then finding more trouble to get into. Good luck Luke! Can't wait to see the new boat!
The two happiest days of a captains life? The day he buys his boat and the day he sells her. Good luck Luke, Webo is a solid boat and a real value for someone out there.
That is such a bullshit statement that's been around for too many years. One of my saddest days was selling my last boat because of medical reasons and I miss boating more than anyone could imagine . It's expensive but I regret nothing . Edit This statement is said mostly by people that have never owned a boat or could never even dream of being able to afford one . My last boat that I sold I had for 11 years and I sold it for more than I paid for it . And that was because of all the labor and love that I put into taking care of it and keeping it in pristine shape . There is hardly a day that goes by that I don't think about my boating days on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake .
@@n40tom Blessings on you for fighting the health fight brother. My dad went through the same when he lost his pilots license. He really missed his planes but not their expense.
@@n40tomI loathe this statement as well. It’s also a statement made by people with no boating experience and people who most likely have no business attempting to gain boating experience.
My brother had a 22ft 57 wood Owens, and he added more metal to the rutter. Without power stearing, he had a hard time turning the wheel. The next year, he cut it off and sold the boat, then bought a brand new 28ft, 12.5 ft beamed Hatteras in 1966. It was one of the smallest boats they ever made. It was fast but could spin around on a dime being twin screw. It was when they started converting over to fiberglass, and it was thick.
You have really inspired me to mow lawns and do yard work and know I have a 16ft John boat and go and hang with my friends and go fishing in the creeks. Btw love the boats you have they are so cool. I hope she goes to a good home.
Luke , I fish out of barnegat light I've lived there my entire life , I remember the boat he conked with it at the end , I enjoy your content keep it up buddy , waterman stay strong !
Crazy. Wayne Eble was my first boss at 14 hrs old bluefishing. Worked with him for years n his brothers. God bless them. Seen my first stergon net fishing with him.
The deeper parts of the bay are basically dead zones a lot of year. Due to the oxygen depletion from the farming run off. Even in my short 38 years I have seen how bad the bay has become. Thankfully the legislature is taking big steps to try to save it before it is unmanageable. We have a lot other rivers being restored to and some of the largest went from a D grade in water quality to B the last couple of years.
So long Webo. I have zero doubt once you sell it. You will buy another. Addiction is addiction and its hard to pass on a great deal. Too bad im on the Pacific side of US. I know some captains out here that charter. That would love something like this. You stay safe out there Luke
Ronnie Carman of Carman boats built me a 40ft deadrise glass over plywood. Fiberglassed the whole inside and outside. Had a 13 ft beam and I put a 3208/375 it. She'd cruise 19-20 knots all day and run top speed 22-23 knots depending on the tide.
Your cousin Wayne was an amazing Capt .. we did many Tuna Trips on the Searcher ,.. also fished on Doris Mae for many years before we started doing Charters with Wayne.. He and Charlie are very much missed, and we speak of him often.. The Memories we made on those boats will never be forgotten.
I started watching your videos with the trip down from Barnegat. I had just made the same trip a rear prior with my Dad in a 32' Silverton. We went from Port Republic NJ to Skip Jack Cove in Georgetown. I love your videos Keep up the good hard work.
I look forward to your videos every week, bud. I buy a bunch of “crap” on Facebook as a hobby and try to fix it up for resale. Your videos are very informative. You should do a video on things to look for when buying a boat
What an awesome educational video!! You are the man!... but, I have a Flying Scot sailboat that will pop up on plane like nothing you've seen aside from maybe the new foils? One more thing, that's what I love about Lyndsey, she's "Luke Proof!" Your banter is like no other! Thanks for all of it!!!👊
Sad to see it go but golllly you aren't lying that thing is a tremendous boat for what you're asking! Beautiful machine! Best of luck brother! Keep doing you! You're awesome!
Luke ( if it's OK to call you that) I just want to know how much I enjoy your Chanel and adventures. I grew up working on the water and have been in and out of it most of my life. I have some stories I think ud enjoy too. Any how the only aspect of the business I never did was having a seafood stand like you have. In old now and really am considering trying to open one In Richmond Virginia. You are what inspired me to do it too. Thanks for the ideas and may try to contact you for some brain picking down the trail !!
In North Carolina a lot of the boats that commercial fisherman use are set up pretty similar to the webo! Solid boats I’ve been on shorter boats pulling oyster dredges and pulling anywhere from 800 to 1000 pots a day or every 2 days awesome vessels just not for shallow waters!
You should look into kinnamon boats they build them on tilghman Island. Obviously nobody makes a cheap boat nowadays but they built a few for us when I was working up there on the bay. you can't beat one of their boats. We had a 28 footer two 30 footers. The Brittany May was somewhere around 40 and then the last boat they did for us was a 46 by 14 called the little miss Emily. 6 pots wide between the gunwales. And we'd stack them 7 wide and 3 high on the roof. Cummins 450 in the dog box. There were no more days off due to rough seas when we started working that boat 😂. Jellyfish are the only thing I don't miss from those days. There's no better feeling than having to pull the boat into the travel lift slings with 100 bushels on the boat and water coming in the scuppers.
i live in Dallas TX and your making me feel like I need to buy this boat lol good luck with the sale and hope it goes to someone who will appreciate it!!
At 13:10, the steering reservoir must maintain 25 to 35 lbs. of air pressure. The air pressure assists the fluid to move faster to the steering ram. Without the pressure, you have to excessively turn the helm. There are also engine controls that use a pressurized cylinder like that as well. The engine control system uses glycol, not hydraulic oil. They are great controls if maintained properly, a lot smoother than cables.
It really is a awesome boat. I could watch boats like that all day and just smile. Im actually looking for something even bigger and deeper. Really hope to find a 45-55 foot troller/combi boat in the next 5 years. Planning on retiring by way of the sea.
I had the pleasure of working with and learning a lot about the Chesapeake deadrise, from start to finish, with Joey who owns Sinapatuxent Boatworks in Snow Hill Md, out of 2 chicken houses. Which actually are pretty perfect to do it in. Which in comes in handy bcuz I’ve redone a floor in a 35’ Maycraft as well as many other repairs for friends and family. I’d much rather take and spend the money for a custom built “wooden plank” boat, than just going the cheaper route and buying something that’s a production model. I’ve found that that’s the ONLY way you’ll find your perfect boat.I’m 53 and I wished I had the space to build a smaller 16-18’ Chesapeake skiff outfitted the way I want. A person could build a boat like that in say 10-12 months comfortably, while working a regular 40 hr a week job. If properly taken care of, the boat could outlive the lifetime of the builder.
Hey Luke I just bought my first deadrise an Oneil Jones Built boat. Planning to trotline and oyster dresge in her. Good luck this Season bubba were down here by hoopers island where we work.
I've taken my 19' renken out to block island, newport ,RI and long Island all the time to go scuba diving. It's not the size, it's the experience that makes you get thru.. I've been on the water since 17yrs old on that boat, I'm 47 now.. still have her and now a 24' Larson for the family.
I’ve been watching your channel off and on for about six months now and I didn’t even realize that you had multiple different boats. I take that back. I did see the little dinghy that you put that diesel on. That was a great video. Hope you actually chewed some of that Copenhaven.
Plywood core and balsa core boats are two different animals. Webo is the stronger animal. I don’t think you’ll find much balsa wood on that beast. You, my man, are a beast also.
Wow… boats like that.. for the prices they are would be awesome over here in Australia to have and build as what we called. Bay cruiser… Now our bay cruisers are only about 8ft wide… I would love to have that boat to build. Out into a small house boat….
Here is a little tip. Before you buy any boat, ask what the draft is. If you work thin water, even more important. PS Watching you coil those cords told me all I needed to know.
turning, there are lots of fixers to that problem but thats it, they are "fixes" adding bow thrusters... the boat is an old girl, perfect for working in deeper waters. she'd be great on the lakes... she's just not a shallow water boat.
As you say, great boat, just not quite for you but owning it seems like it has refined your ideas of what you really need, all in all a very solid and tidy boat that needs a loving home.
If I was still able I would love this style craft but w stage 4 cancer think not it’s an awesome work boat beautiful lines fast is out in my book steady and safe is perfect stability is on my top list I’ve seen yer breakdown of this boat it was custom built to high standards it would be an awesome boat for any young person just starting out in commercial fishing
That boat was built by someone who not only cared but took pride in it along with love/respect for whoever commissioned the build and should garner $27,500 - $29,000 all day... Asking $25,000 is a steal honestly, tough and beautiful.
trust me with this. Watching this video you need to invest in some new extension cords. You need commercial grade extension cords and not weed eater cords for what you do....just saying, nothing smaller than 14 gauge and i would have all 12 gauge at least be marine grade cords. Big fan, looking forward to the season
Don't forget to add a provenance for the boat. You and your friend being a previous owner actually boosts its value. Also, the history of where the boat was used increases its proven versatility which again increases value. PLUS I think you just had the engine rebuilt on this boat, right? Major increase in value.
10' waves? we get bigger then that on the lake outside. on bad days we can get 20 even 30' waves out on the lake. what gets bad is when they "echo" off the shore so you have 20'ers coming from one direction, then 10'ers coming from a different one.
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The world is a better place with this young man. Hardworking, morals, integrity and just plain good human thinking.
Shocker that all his friends are like twice his age
No one our age has any integrity or respect anymore and it's a damn shame
Agreed
He puts me (the old man) to shame!!! wish my 2 boys (in there 30rds) were like LUKE!!!!
He does seem like a good person but the other stuff people only show us one side of them for a reason especially in the entertainment realm
Sometimes the hard decision is making your problem someone else's problem, then finding more trouble to get into. Good luck Luke! Can't wait to see the new boat!
Best selling tour. The Webo is in great shape. You have a great memory for the workings of the boat.
You'll be sad to leave her. I'm sure.
Cant get enough of your channel. Keep up the great work!
The two happiest days of a captains life? The day he buys his boat and the day he sells her. Good luck Luke, Webo is a solid boat and a real value for someone out there.
That is such a bullshit statement that's been around for too many years. One of my saddest days was selling my last boat because of medical reasons and I miss boating more than anyone could imagine . It's expensive but I regret nothing .
Edit
This statement is said mostly by people that have never owned a boat or could never even dream of being able to afford one . My last boat that I sold I had for 11 years and I sold it for more than I paid for it . And that was because of all the labor and love that I put into taking care of it and keeping it in pristine shape . There is hardly a day that goes by that I don't think about my boating days on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake .
There is two times I'm going to dance in my life. When I get married, and when I get divorced.
@@n40tom Blessings on you for fighting the health fight brother. My dad went through the same when he lost his pilots license. He really missed his planes but not their expense.
@@n40tom Honorable men can differ, it all depends on their journey.
@@n40tomI loathe this statement as well. It’s also a statement made by people with no boating experience and people who most likely have no business attempting to gain boating experience.
My brother had a 22ft 57 wood Owens, and he added more metal to the rutter. Without power stearing, he had a hard time turning the wheel. The next year, he cut it off and sold the boat, then bought a brand new 28ft, 12.5 ft beamed Hatteras in 1966. It was one of the smallest boats they ever made. It was fast but could spin around on a dime being twin screw. It was when they started converting over to fiberglass, and it was thick.
This what true passion looks like! And really knowing your bars!
Makes sense. Gotta do what ya gotta do. Way she goes sometimes. My pop use to say you need one life to learn and one life to live.
You have really inspired me to mow lawns and do yard work and know I have a 16ft John boat and go and hang with my friends and go fishing in the creeks. Btw love the boats you have they are so cool. I hope she goes to a good home.
Had no idea how shallow the area you harvest from area is in Bay...yada...wow...thanks for the education!
I hope you find a good home for her 😊
Luke , I fish out of barnegat light I've lived there my entire life , I remember the boat he conked with it at the end , I enjoy your content keep it up buddy , waterman stay strong !
I worked at whites market when I was a kid.
Crazy. Wayne Eble was my first boss at 14 hrs old bluefishing. Worked with him for years n his brothers. God bless them. Seen my first stergon net fishing with him.
The deeper parts of the bay are basically dead zones a lot of year. Due to the oxygen depletion from the farming run off. Even in my short 38 years I have seen how bad the bay has become. Thankfully the legislature is taking big steps to try to save it before it is unmanageable. We have a lot other rivers being restored to and some of the largest went from a D grade in water quality to B the last couple of years.
So long Webo. I have zero doubt once you sell it. You will buy another. Addiction is addiction and its hard to pass on a great deal. Too bad im on the Pacific side of US. I know some captains out here that charter. That would love something like this. You stay safe out there Luke
Ronnie Carman of Carman boats built me a 40ft deadrise glass over plywood. Fiberglassed the whole inside and outside. Had a 13 ft beam and I put a 3208/375 it. She'd cruise 19-20 knots all day and run top speed 22-23 knots depending on the tide.
What kind of fuel consumption? Thanks and take care.
My cousin Wayne Eble had that boat for a lot of years. I’m sure he did well with it. Wish you luck Luke !
Your cousin Wayne was an amazing Capt .. we did many Tuna Trips on the Searcher ,.. also fished on Doris Mae for many years before we started doing Charters with Wayne.. He and Charlie are very much missed, and we speak of him often.. The Memories we made on those boats will never be forgotten.
I started watching your videos with the trip down from Barnegat. I had just made the same trip a rear prior with my Dad in a 32' Silverton. We went from Port Republic NJ to Skip Jack Cove in Georgetown. I love your videos Keep up the good hard work.
As someone that’s from the Dena area, it’s awesome to see a crabber from the Stoney creek/Severn River area! Great channel!
I hope the thinning of the "herd" works out well for you Luke. Good luck and blessings on the next adventure
great video Luke. hope you have success in turning the boat over.
Love the content buddy. Keep up the good work
" Turning radius of a Peterbilt " Luke knows his stuff!!!!!! And for that we say thank you Luke!!!!!!!
I live in southern Ohio and I don’t ever plan on moving… so thanks for convincing me I need a 40’ dead rise Luke. Now I’ll never be happy 😂
I live in Oklahoma, and I think I need a 40' dead rise, too. 😅
Lots of different brands of Chesapeake boats : Robbins, cotton Thomas, Riker, and my favorite is Carman. Fun to see all the differences
I look forward to your videos every week, bud. I buy a bunch of “crap” on Facebook as a hobby and try to fix it up for resale. Your videos are very informative. You should do a video on things to look for when buying a boat
Thanks!
What an awesome educational video!! You are the man!... but, I have a Flying Scot sailboat that will pop up on plane like nothing you've seen aside from maybe the new foils? One more thing, that's what I love about Lyndsey, she's "Luke Proof!" Your banter is like no other! Thanks for all of it!!!👊
Sad to see it go but golllly you aren't lying that thing is a tremendous boat for what you're asking! Beautiful machine!
Best of luck brother! Keep doing you! You're awesome!
Luke ( if it's OK to call you that) I just want to know how much I enjoy your Chanel and adventures. I grew up working on the water and have been in and out of it most of my life. I have some stories I think ud enjoy too. Any how the only aspect of the business I never did was having a seafood stand like you have. In old now and really am considering trying to open one In Richmond Virginia. You are what inspired me to do it too. Thanks for the ideas and may try to contact you for some brain picking down the trail !!
In North Carolina a lot of the boats that commercial fisherman use are set up pretty similar to the webo! Solid boats I’ve been on shorter boats pulling oyster dredges and pulling anywhere from 800 to 1000 pots a day or every 2 days awesome vessels just not for shallow waters!
You should look into kinnamon boats they build them on tilghman Island. Obviously nobody makes a cheap boat nowadays but they built a few for us when I was working up there on the bay. you can't beat one of their boats. We had a 28 footer two 30 footers. The Brittany May was somewhere around 40 and then the last boat they did for us was a 46 by 14 called the little miss Emily. 6 pots wide between the gunwales. And we'd stack them 7 wide and 3 high on the roof. Cummins 450 in the dog box. There were no more days off due to rough seas when we started working that boat 😂. Jellyfish are the only thing I don't miss from those days. There's no better feeling than having to pull the boat into the travel lift slings with 100 bushels on the boat and water coming in the scuppers.
i live in Dallas TX and your making me feel like I need to buy this boat lol good luck with the sale and hope it goes to someone who will appreciate it!!
At 13:10, the steering reservoir must maintain 25 to 35 lbs. of air pressure. The air pressure assists the fluid to move faster to the steering ram. Without the pressure, you have to excessively turn the helm.
There are also engine controls that use a pressurized cylinder like that as well. The engine control system uses glycol, not hydraulic oil. They are great controls if maintained properly, a lot smoother than cables.
It really is a awesome boat. I could watch boats like that all day and just smile. Im actually looking for something even bigger and deeper. Really hope to find a 45-55 foot troller/combi boat in the next 5 years. Planning on retiring by way of the sea.
Finally got to watching this video, Luke.
I grew up on LBI and very familiar with Barnegat Light inlet! It’s a challenge!
Great story here
It has the turning radius of a "Peterbilt" had me crying😂 ! Had me thinking of my ole. 379 and song "Give me 40 Acres" and I'll turn this Rig around 😅
I had the pleasure of working with and learning a lot about the Chesapeake deadrise, from start to finish, with Joey who owns Sinapatuxent Boatworks in Snow Hill Md, out of 2 chicken houses. Which actually are pretty perfect to do it in. Which in comes in handy bcuz I’ve redone a floor in a 35’ Maycraft as well as many other repairs for friends and family. I’d much rather take and spend the money for a custom built “wooden plank” boat, than just going the cheaper route and buying something that’s a production model. I’ve found that that’s the ONLY way you’ll find your perfect boat.I’m 53 and I wished I had the space to build a smaller 16-18’ Chesapeake skiff outfitted the way I want. A person could build a boat like that in say 10-12 months comfortably, while working a regular 40 hr a week job. If properly taken care of, the boat could outlive the lifetime of the builder.
The old wood boats are incredibly well built . That it was fiberglass inside and out is really awesome.
Hey Luke I just bought my first deadrise an Oneil Jones Built boat. Planning to trotline and oyster dresge in her. Good luck this Season bubba were down here by hoopers island where we work.
Luke- You , Sir are a grinder! Truly a hard working young man. I like your videos taking us through life in your eyes. Keep The Passion High Bro!!!
great video, learned a lot. Former Solomons Island guy, so I have seen the deadrise boats and crabbers out.
The amount of knowledge your dropping on me is amazing I’m glad I found your channel
I've taken my 19' renken out to block island, newport ,RI and long Island all the time to go scuba diving. It's not the size, it's the experience that makes you get thru.. I've been on the water since 17yrs old on that boat, I'm 47 now.. still have her and now a 24' Larson for the family.
East coast elite
Sounds like you lived and learned. That wisdom is priceless.
I’ve been watching your channel off and on for about six months now and I didn’t even realize that you had multiple different boats. I take that back. I did see the little dinghy that you put that diesel on. That was a great video. Hope you actually chewed some of that Copenhaven.
Bow thruster in the bow would help turn faster 😊
That's awesome your friends with Chris fix.. that's pretty cool
Nice pitch Admiral
You need to be introduced to the Lafitte Skiff of South Louisiana.
Plywood core and balsa core boats are two different animals. Webo is the stronger animal. I don’t think you’ll find much balsa wood on that beast.
You, my man, are a beast also.
Wow… boats like that.. for the prices they are would be awesome over here in Australia to have and build as what we called. Bay cruiser…
Now our bay cruisers are only about 8ft wide… I would love to have that boat to build. Out into a small house boat….
What I was thinking
Here is a little tip. Before you buy any boat, ask what the draft is. If you work thin water, even more important. PS Watching you coil those cords told me all I needed to know.
Here’s a little tip. No one cares about your opinion. Your comment tells everyone all they need to know 🤡
turning, there are lots of fixers to that problem but thats it, they are "fixes" adding bow thrusters... the boat is an old girl, perfect for working in deeper waters. she'd be great on the lakes... she's just not a shallow water boat.
As a Lucas myself, that “Luke Proof” comment hit me right where I live!!!
You always have such great videos 👍
If you added a keel (like on a sailboat) near the middle, it would turn perfectly well.
Good Luck with the sale. I packed a shit ton of Monkfish and Skate off her in BL
Luke, good luck on your sale. Have you looked at any boats built Down East (Harkers Island, NC). We have a lot of skinny water down here.
That definitely IS a nice boat Luke! You won't have any trouble selling it
One of these days I'm gonna have to buy you lunch. My boat was on bodkin creek when I bought it. I live on rock creek now.
As you say, great boat, just not quite for you but owning it seems like it has refined your ideas of what you really need, all in all a very solid and tidy boat that needs a loving home.
Hey Luke! Great to see you again! Got a question for ya. When you have that many boats, isn't it your FLEET and you become Commander McFadden?
A Luke post early in the morning. Its going to be a good day!
I'll miss taking my kayak past the Webo.
you'd absolutely love the boats were building down here in Cape Breton nova scotia!
2:45 is Manasquan inlet NJ inbound.
Yes sir, good fishing in that inlet
Your awesome dude and awesome video be safe out there good luck to you all😎👍🙏
I love to watch you! Keep on going bro!
When are we seeing the aluminum John boat again
The only thing with plywood liner you can't see all the rot coming from inside the boat intil it fills apart
Luke I think you made a ( why I should not sell my webo). 😂
I’m a lobsterman from Maine but I did some scalloping in Barnaget light for some time
Seems like a great deal. Hope you find someone who can put her to good use.
What do you think about using that boat as oystering clamming even deep sea fishing
If I was still able I would love this style craft but w stage 4 cancer think not it’s an awesome work boat beautiful lines fast is out in my book steady and safe is perfect stability is on my top list I’ve seen yer breakdown of this boat it was custom built to high standards it would be an awesome boat for any young person just starting out in commercial fishing
I was surprised to find the webo's listing on fb marketplace a few days ago 😢
That boat was built by someone who not only cared but took pride in it along with love/respect for whoever commissioned the build and should garner $27,500 - $29,000 all day... Asking $25,000 is a steal honestly, tough and beautiful.
You’ve got a future in being an online boat broker 👍🏼
We all fall in love with our boats
The problem with buying things is you learn what you need after you buy it lol it goes for everything
What about a bow thruster and possibly a stern thruster
trust me with this. Watching this video you need to invest in some new extension cords. You need commercial grade extension cords and not weed eater cords for what you do....just saying, nothing smaller than 14 gauge and i would have all 12 gauge at least be marine grade cords. Big fan, looking forward to the season
Cold Mold construction
Finally! A cruise control that you can trust.
Poor Webo!!! I feel for the boat and yes I feel for you the sadness of loosing The Webo!! Keep pressing on to the higher calling of our Lord.
That is a great deal for someone in the market for that style boat!!
Much respect. Respect the boat for what it is.
25 racks for such a stout vessel IN THIS ECONOMY!?!?!? luke you got that thing priced to MOVE! love to see you flourish and prosper my guy!
Worth every bit for $25k! Safe season and happy crabbing!
Just add a front-rudder to the front of the boat that way the turning radius to be short
Don't forget to add a provenance for the boat. You and your friend being a previous owner actually boosts its value. Also, the history of where the boat was used increases its proven versatility which again increases value. PLUS I think you just had the engine rebuilt on this boat, right? Major increase in value.
I’ve made that journey on a trawler. 12knot speed. Made for a long day and night to get there
I can’t wait for fishing season
If you come to Florida I would love to take ya fishing!
10' waves? we get bigger then that on the lake outside. on bad days we can get 20 even 30' waves out on the lake. what gets bad is when they "echo" off the shore so you have 20'ers coming from one direction, then 10'ers coming from a different one.
Bought a boat without considering draft and the avg depth to be fished? Stunning.
Boating is a lifelong learning process. The sea is always teaching us whether we want to learn or not. Lol
If someone buys it and needs it hauled somewhere lmk
You can poach Rock fish with sunken gill nets
Shallowest in the world? Brother come to Matlacha FL. Crab pots half way out of the water on low tide
I live 2000 miles from the ocean and you almost convinced me to Buy it 😂😂😂
Barnegat light guy here one of the nastiest inlets you are not lying my friend
Crab dredging you want a boat that can turn quick and get into shallow waters or else you’re stuck in the middle bay .