HAULOVER BOATS BATTLE SOME BIG WAVES! | Boats vs Haulover Inlet
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- HAULOVER BOATS BATTLE SOME BIG WAVES! | Boats vs Haulover Inlet
Haulover Boats run into some big waves at Haulover Inlet. Gloomy weather with some thunder and a couple of showers. Big stuffing by a BlackWater Boat as well.
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Big stuffing from that BlackWater boat... How could that have been avoided?
By using the proper speed. You need to pass over the waves, not ride them like a roller coaster. Notice that the slower these boats go, the wetter they get.
note the tide calendar or speed up
Also there's something wrong with the mount of the third outboard. Not locked in the down position or even worse a broken mount?
By doing what he did the 2nd time
Throttle down going down the backside of that wave to give the bow some time use it’s buoyancy instead of lawn darting the front side of the next wave
5:44👈 I'm glad that boat turn around I like what I saw😁😁😝
Black lipped snapper!🐟
Gotta love Florida
You should end the videos with a massive yacht at the end, love seeing those 60+ yachts! 🛥🔥
I like the way you think. 👍
That little pioneer with the single 150 went out there just to prove a point of how good that boat takes that water then turned around and nailed it again. 👏
hes got a nice set of buns on board tho
1:02 the amount of green water that you can see reaching the cap rail in the stern quarter of that boat is amazing
That’s why he lists so hard to port. Lucky
Should be called a greenwater boat instead of a blackwater.
you can see he's opened his side door presumably to let the water run out
Looks like he sent the two guys up to the bow so the Stern wouldn’t sink so much
So so lucky
Having less than triple mercury 300s must make you feel like a peasant in Miami 😂
It’s crazy how things have changed. I remember when a 30ft boat with twins was wow! Now it’s standard
The yellow boat driver cruised through that!!
Dramamine type of pass.
0:18 look the motor
Good eye!
omg!
it's normal?
@@lauriavincenzo3040 no i thinks its definitely not :D
The guy in the white contender with a blue bottom @ 7:55 (roughly) just put on a clinic on how to run the inlet with following seas!! Well done Capt!
I agree 100%.
It is Fascinating how well the Deeper 'V' hulls, longer heavier boats take that 'Heavy' water .... Love watching these vidclips
Yellow boat smashed that. What a beast!
@ 0:41... Passenger, "Hey, I think we need to wash all these fish guts out of the boat at some point"... Skipper, "Hold my beer..." LOL
That Pioneer @ 4:40 was pretty impressive for a 20' boat.
I like the shot at 1:32 that showed the extremely fast current. That combined with onshore wind really makes things stand up
He could’ve maintained a steady speed behind the wave or gone full balls
Like 6:05
@@jonathansergiou2789 good example. Just thinking that
blewyd same boat
Ya punched it going up the back of the wave and used it as a jump. Or just gone a bit faster.
thats what i think,the captain could've maintained the same speed as the wave but for the sake of passenggers to get more fun/experiences he just blast the throttle a bit more when entering haulover.The bigger the screamings,the bigger the excitements !!
And if we are going out to the sea,we have to go slow as the wave is coming towards the boat/beach.For a small boat its not advisable to do frog jumping each wave because the front tip of the boat might end up dipping into the next wave...try not to navigating the boat perpendicular to the wave,take some angle
i am a small time traditional fisherman watching from malaysia 08:25am.
That look of that Hatteras is classic
The drone shot at the end was fun to see, and answers your question too!
0:52 just imagine someone sitting on those seats 😂😂😂😂
5:44 middle finger rly?
some of these guys have more boat than brains!
thankn´s for the showing of the "Mucho K" l´m loving that trawlerstile
You're welcome Berti. We love capturing the trawlers and sporty's on rough entries and exits. I find it satisfying watching these captains navigate a large vessel in rough conditions.
Se les agradece siempre que ponen datos sobre las diferentes embarcaciones !!
3:00 He took a little beating but stayed in it the whole time!
You should go the bar crossing in Westport Washington! THAT is some gnarly water, definitely need to watch the tides and weather for that one. They don't train the coast guard out there for nothing!
Love the drone shots at the end. That charter boat is working.
I'm amiszed that not a single person in the clip used a life jacket. Here in Sweden we are quite good having them on. They save lives. Maybe the jetski drivers in 5:27 had them on.
Why is this so fun to watch?
to the dudes on the Blackwater boat...you don't need masks outdoors lol.....unless you didn't want anyone to recognize you here on RUclips for stuffing your boat!! lolol Also gotta say, the Hatteras is a thing of beauty!!
Make sure your trim tabs are up and even tilt the engines up a bit to keep the bow up and don’t accelerate faster than the wave, stay with the wave, surf it in. The people that commented more speed would be in much bigger trouble if they did that. Probably don’t comment unless you know the Haulover inlet or if you have no idea how to drive a boat.
Never realized or appreciated how much current flowed through there.
It's impressive Steve.
0:05 I wish I learned how to drive a boat in a MTI with quad Merc 400’s. 8:25 what a beautiful boat.
Only one safe way to come in over a bar, Wait for the largest wave, let it go through, throttle up and sit on the back, don't ever go over the top or you will bury the nose, this way there will be water under your boat at all times, if you let the next wave catch up it will take control of your boat.
Absolutely.
Man you just brought back one of the most terrifying yet FUN memories of my life if this is in Miami , 12' craftsmen V hull boat with 25 horse motor heading out in serious waves to the extent the Coast Guard was turning people back around and not letting them out of the inlet. Yes we were out of our minds . Use to have a blast jumping off Haulover Bridge .
Another time a devious friend tricked me into going into the cabin to grab something and he locked the door then proceeded to slam through the inlet nearly killing me bouncing around the cabin all the while he was wailing and laughing so hard he nearly wrecked the boat.
Waves over the bow fix = I had a cruiser and used to run out at Lynnhaven Inlet in Va Bch, in order to keep overwash to a min would set speed to "surf the wave depending on whether tide was incoming or outgoing. Usually it worked.
I just got from Bimini yesterday with my parents intrepid and I saw you
Next time scream Wavy Boats and we got you! 🙌
Wavy Boats alright I will😂
Wow that was a lot of water he took over the bow. He was lucky the following wave didn't catch him and fill from the back as well. Hope he learns from that mistake because sometimes you don't get a second chance like he is got.
IMHO: Maybe more up trim, less speed; he overtook the waves and finally plowed into a steep
one.
More speed to get the bow up
Love in 4k!!! cant wait for 8k!!
Great video sir thank you for sharing cheers🍻🍻
That's what one of the roughest days I seen you post thank you again
I don't think it kayak would have fun out there today
Thanks for being here Ajw! Not the nastiest I've seen Haulover get but It was indeed a rough day out there.
Oh my God😳I can’t believe how rough it is.. the boats are taking a BEATING!! and this is just out by Haulover!? I would get soooo seasick 😖😖
Nothing like taking the million plus dollar boat out and filling it with seawater. I think there’s some money in offering services on how to operate ones boat in rough conditions, negotiating the inlet, and learning the limitations of ones skill level before taking a very expensive boat out and almost sinking it. That would require someone realizing their unsafe so it may be a stretch.
Pretty much designed to take on water. Deck and bilge are separate with thru hulls/self bailing that simply allow the water to run out. Other than if you had some stuff on the ground that got wet it's no big deal.
4:20 rides like a pro
Dude in the small boat is the real winner here🍑🍑
Respect the power of water!
Could have been avoided by staying at home! 🤷♂️ or giving more speed at least 😉
This place is nuts! And then when you pan out to the e Ocean- it looks just as rough-sometimes.
Hope the one boat 🚣♂️ had his bilge pump working. That was a lot of water 💦
They were soaked. They ran to the front of the boat a few seconds later lol.
It's a self bailing boat.. The deck and bilge are separate from each other and the water runs out the back.. Almost all saltwater boats are designed this way.
Damn that MTI was nice!
yes it was, nicest color i've seen yet
I almost made it the thumbnail. Love that color way.
That Blackwater thought
ride those wave like you own them hahahahahaha free boat wash
That Black water was doing great till he got to the top the only thing I would do is slow down a little bit when ot got to the top of the wave to not slam down do hard. That was a lot of water.
Those were huge waves
Not a life jacket in sight lol
Thank you for the video . Here is my armchair observation for today . What bothered me the most with the Blackwater is that from what I can see that boat has a full transom . Unless there is something going on that I am not aware of the only way I can see that water exiting that deck is through the scuppers . And that was one hell of a lot of water he took on board . I have read a lot of David Pascoe who is a marine surveyor and in one article he gave an example of outboard cut outs and onboard water .
In one he showed an outboard powered Bertram where for lack of a better term there was no transom . He also showed examples of outboard powered boats that had a very little cutout for the outboard . The latter was the one I was most familiar with . I could not see or understand the advantage of the Bertram until he explain removing water from the deck . Anything that hit the Bertram immediately exited the stern . He wrote of how he had a friend with the smaller cutout that had a walk around that took on some water that immediately sank with the dog in the cabin because it could not exited / remove the water fast enough .
How it happened is obvious . You have a roaring out going current where the operator launches himself off one wave just to bury his bow / nose in another and the current and his forward motion does the rest .
Either tuck yourself in between two waves or put the coat to her . JMTCS
Holy bilge pump rocky @ :53.
If the front section of the boat's Water Line is wide and open, the volume side of the story will try to avoid the water side of the story, which is trying to gush in....!!
In this case, the driver should reduce the speed a bit if he knows the BWL @ front section is very narrow.
Those dude on the boat at 0:45 got absolutely drenched!
Haven’t these guys ever heard of throttle 🤔
Quick wash down
Great video of " Mucho K"
Glad you enjoyed it, Arnaldo!
WOW. What are these people thinking going out in conditions like that?? That one boat that took green water over the bow was amazing.
Huge stuffing... Haven't seen a good one like that in a while.
And that folks is how to swamp a boat and possibly sink it. He should of opened the tuna door at the stern to get rid of most of the water. He’ll probably be a stat in the future
Dam nice rip swells great footage.
i got my submarine early! thanks wavy!
It could've been avoided by not having a center console boat with an open bow... And better skills.
Great video.
Holy shizzziitt that was a lot of water...where does that water go?? Noticed the side access door was open, does it flow out or all go to the bilge pumps??
Obviously I'm not a boater so apologize if this question seems dumb. Thanks for the vids!
James Farnham fishing boats like that normally have two exits on the rear that help drain water out. Some are just open holes that are always open where the boat fill with water when you go in reverse, but as long as it moves forward the water will drain right out. Then you also have bilge pumps for any water inside the actual hull.
wow neat stuff
People with expensive boats can’t throttle down. Give me the helm
Yep. Some people just have money, buy a boat while being clueless. If you're going to get into boating, watch people, and start small.
100% agreed with you, its like if u drive a ferrari ,u dont drive 100 kmh on highway.
They might have said my boat is more superior than that waves, why worries,,no problemo
I love everything you are done and I love fish I live in Dominica where do you live
Great Video. Thanks
What equipment are you shooting with, I know I’m a camera geek that works in the film world and I’m always curious about what everyone’s using, especially for exterior low budget shooting of boats.
It would be way more fun sailing out there...
Now that's how u properly spear a wave
Used to go through boynton beach inlet with a 35. Always hairy.
like to see a jet boat flat out doing the run
Maybe a little Kenny loggins in the background for the nubes haha
Lekker man lekker
As colin Mcrae (wrc legend) used to say! If in doubt flat out!
I have always claimed an all weather boat must at least have a foredeck designed to shed water, an open boat no matter how big is a fair weather day boat. That run out tide produces treacherous pressure waves not for the fainthearted. Cheers
Great video 👍👍
Cashed up joy-riders in their show-boats vs working skippers.
All that money and big ass boats, and who’s winning? Pioneer center console.....😜👌👌👯♀️👌👌🤣🤣
oMG. That Invincible took a dive. 😞
Great video
The contender did it perfect. Surf on in and dont beat up your clients. I've been wondering why these guys dont go left out of the Jett to calmer water? These boats at the most draft 3 foot? Get out of that shit asap
might be a dumb question... can you trim up with inboards?
.mucho k that's a pretty big boat get tossed around. Saw very few life vests dosen't make much sense in those conditions. One way a it's all over a little late to be looking for flotation!
Mate in Australia our waves are like that all the time little tinnys or you guys call skiffs go out in that weather
Throttle down or just put-put through it like a roller coaster? I think it all depends on the size and frequency of the waves and the size of the boat. Comes down to experience and knowing the capabilities of your craft. IMHO.
That second boat better be glad they had a well build console, or that amount of water would have most likely hurt someone.
Gotta just send it
4:57 Damn
The second boat just took a big old sip
The first boat motor
More of the Drone stuff would be good... oh how the other half live... great video though.
How are you gonna have a boat named “All about The U” and the boats colors are FSU!!!!
The Boat is not named "All about the U". As a Miami native, that's me being a petty Hurricane fan! 😂
He really should have come in backwards...yep.
lol
Life itself happens at 5:44.
Looks like the Mucho K needs more power!
Can you make a completion of boat fails
Yeee hawww cowboy