@@laryco it’s a poor craftsman who blames his tools that Bayliner showed that it was completely up to the task even though operated by an inexperienced individual I don’t understand the thought process where people think they have to be in a $500,000 boat in order to navigate this inlet honestly the Boynton Beach Inlet is much riskier then Boca or haul over and novices tend to exaggerate The difficulty of all three, sure sometimes conditions can be bad but the ones shown in this particular video do not represent anything dangerous or out of the ordinary I mean people take jet skis out this Inlet every day so I don’t understand why people think they require a 38 foot midnight express in order to safely exit any of these inlets
@@johnbumpus7138 John l agree…starting about 3 decades ago Bayliners we’re marketed in the Northeast to folks new to recreational boating boat,motor and trailer at price points starting at $5000…the motors were Force (made by Chrysler I think) they weren’t very good and you don’t see many anymore….mostly lake boats
The Bayliner one wave away from going over in very heavy seas and the women in the bow cackling like heck not even realizing that Mr Grim Reaper was lurking nearby.
barely any of the people out there have proper respect for the conditions. Maybe i'm overcautious but going through conditions like that, pfd's are on.
Whet are the deformations in the midnight express hull about 1-2 Metres from the bow that the water drips from when it’s on plane? Are they bow thrusters?
I loved seeing that Whaler come through. That looks like a conquest, just an older rendition of my boat, the conquest 305. My boat would've done the same thing as that Whaler in the end, plow its way into the inlet and give a round to the boats!
I used to live in Boca and we would hang out at Lighthouse Point in Pompano. One sunny afternoon back in 1987 we were on the beach, snorkeling off and on around the reef and boogie boarding when a large off shore "Cigarette" boat came speeding out of the inlet. They totally missed the clearly marked outlet and drove right on top of the reef that was just starting to be barely exposed below the waves. They were stuck. Having never seen one of these boats up close my two friends and I swam out to the boat using my boogie board as a floatie. Our plan was to help them push it off the reef. Well if you know how big these boats are, with twin Big Block Chevy V8 engines and a cabin in the bow, no one was going to push one off with man power. I also let my boogie board slip and it got washed back into the beach. The tide was coming in and as the boat rocked helplessly on the reef it got turned stern into the oncoming waves. At this point I noticed the props were stripped clean of the blades from gunning the engines while it was on the reef. As the waves broke over the stern the engine hatches were coming open and the boat was quickly filling with water. There were only 2 guys, maybe 25 to 30 years old on board. We yelled at them to jump off and we would drive them to a phone to call for help once we returned to shore. They agreed. As we were swimming in, probably about 200 to 300 yards to shore, a Broward County Sheriff's boat pulled up. They took the 2 passengers on board and yelled at my friends and me to swim on in. I guess someone must have been watching all along for them to know who was on the boat and who wasn't. As we got to the shore I crawled to my feet and took off running to where my boogie board and settled to up on the beach. As I reached it 2 Deputies ran out of the bushes and tackled me. There was suddenly 6 or 8 of them. They grabbed my 2 friends as well and took us to a table in a backyard that backed up to the beach. They sat us down and interrogated us for an hour. Apparently drug smugglers will fill boats with drugs and then sink them off shore and divers come back later and remove the drugs they told us. I doubt this was the case as the boat was going out and not coming in though. They finally let us go convinced that we weren't involved in any way. As we were being interrogated we all watched the boat get washed off the reef with the rising tide and sink in the bay. One of may crazy memories from my 3 years in South Florida.
Yeah, but I would pitch the motor up a bit and actually use the throttle to make way, and not get sideways. I've spent a thousand hours windsurfing wind against tide slop like that on sinker gear, so I'm used to reading the water though.
The boat that went behind the Bayliner looked like an old 32 foot Wellcraft St. Tropez. That’s what I had in south Florida when Haulover was my inlet. And, I even took a good smacking one day going out in that boat at Haulover. I wouldn’t ever have taken a bow rider through there in anything less than perfect conditions.
I looked at a 32’ wellcraft st. Tropez that was in excellent shape and very well-maintained last weekend I ended up passing on that deal but I was actually pretty impressed with the fit and finish considering the era the boat was from
...btw it's "throttle down" is backing off the speed; "throttle up" is higher speed. The Captain of the Whaler was perfect, he could always quickly drop speed if the bow and swells were hitting the boat at a bad angle. #perfect
The Bayliner is from Freedom Boat Club - Freedom is owned by Brunswick which also owns Boston Whaler, Mercury, and a whole host of known brands. Was out today in a Freedom Bayliner in 1.5-2 foot rollers which is ok in a following sea, but a bit rough coming back. If you cannot bring the boat to plane (around 3500 rpm minimum) you are better off plowing at 2000=2500rpm. By plowing you keep the bow up. PS there are other vidoes on this channel of Freedom boats one of which was grounded.
Thats true. A Force is a generic Mercury lol. We had one and it never broke down once. My husband was meticulous about proper maintenance tho. People treat their boats and engines like shit then wonder why it says "fuck you" out in the middle of the ocean. Stupid people!
Those ladies on that open bow Bayliner had no business attempting Boca Inlet in that kind of weather. If they had checked the inlet conditions prior they could have made a better decision.
Boat #2, Fenders hanging over the side...aka Irish pendents....sure sign of a completer novice...on top of that,,,it a Bayliner.....BTW, I'm a professional captain with 400 years experience.
Dude, I think that was professional golfer, Phil Mickelson at the 5:00 mark dressed in black with the reflective shades on. Note how he gave a big thumbs UP as they passed by - a trade mark of his while on the course. I zoomed in as best as I could on HD video, and if I were a bettin' man I'd say it's him. He lives primarily in AZ, but has homes in FL as I understand it.
...definitely could use a old time analog "bell"....maybe with Howard Cosell's voice somewhere in the tape...lol ... D- on the wimpy non-analog "Bell"..
“Come on honey, let me take the boat out with just the girls, you’ve seen me operate it, I can handle it!” A few hours later after a relative boating disaster “everything went fine honey! I hope you see this video, her privileges will be denied!
The bow anchor hatch on that Boston Whaler was open as they came in. Lucky they didn't stuff the bow or they would have filled it up with water. While they did a good job of coming in, not sure I would give them the win because of that.
Are the holes in the bow of the Midnight Express a bow thruster? And with all the Honeys in his boat, the man with the Intrepid is a winner no matter what
1:07 Every time I see a boat like this with their droopy bow I think of a shovel. I would never buy a boat like that. 3:54 On the other hand I have always like Whalers. For their size they are tops.
Aren't the droopy bows boats called "lake boats?" I don't think they are designed to go out in big waves. Plus they put people in the bow to make the problem 2x worse.
Most places arent that rough and unpredictable. You can tell a lot of people in these videos have me er been through that before considering they aren't even really holding on when they start hitting big waves
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Would you take a Bayliner through Boca?
Yeah why not that Hull did it’s job It kept the occupants safe inspite of massive incompetence on the part of the operator
I wouldn’t take a Bayliner on a windy lake let alone Boca…..plus exposed fenders = rookie
@@laryco it’s a poor craftsman who blames his tools that Bayliner showed that it was completely up to the task even though operated by an inexperienced individual I don’t understand the thought process where people think they have to be in a $500,000 boat in order to navigate this inlet honestly the Boynton Beach Inlet is much riskier then Boca or haul over and novices tend to exaggerate The difficulty of all three, sure sometimes conditions can be bad but the ones shown in this particular video do not represent anything dangerous or out of the ordinary I mean people take jet skis out this Inlet every day so I don’t understand why people think they require a 38 foot midnight express in order to safely exit any of these inlets
Question should be why would you buy a Bayliner?
@@johnbumpus7138 John l agree…starting about 3 decades ago Bayliners we’re marketed in the Northeast to folks new to recreational boating boat,motor and trailer at price points starting at $5000…the motors were Force (made by Chrysler I think) they weren’t very good and you don’t see many anymore….mostly lake boats
Why is it so enjoyable to watch bow stuffings? I can't stop watching these vids.
It's like wrecks in Nascar
Same
Love it so much
Facts bro
I love the subtitles that show the model of the boats !
Very helpful !
The Bayliner one wave away from going over in very heavy seas and the women in the bow cackling like heck not even realizing that Mr Grim Reaper was lurking nearby.
barely any of the people out there have proper respect for the conditions. Maybe i'm overcautious but going through conditions like that, pfd's are on.
noticed same like wtf lmao
@@ianrobertson3419 Anyone can buy a boat. Not anyone can pilot a boat.
But the important thing, to them, is that they looked good doing it, and no make-up was damaged.
Lack of PFDs in these videos is honestly frightening to behold.
I love these videos. But as infamous and dangerous as this pass is I'd say 99% of the boaters have no life jacket on. Cheers and good luck !!
So many videos between all your channels. I've been watching for weeks and still tons to enjoy. Thanks for the great content
Ditch the cheesy bell, please!
It's annoying as hell, that bell.
But the voice is ok ?!?! 😂 can’t stand this channel with this clown talking see ya
Boca or the boats won? I thought it was 3-2 for the boats…. You said BOCA takes the win… but it was the BOATS!
I heard that too
3:08 - Great job on the Captain, this is one of the few boats where a kid has a PFD on.
Fenders still out says something too 😆
Glad the ladies in the Bayliner made it in safe!!
Whet are the deformations in the midnight express hull about 1-2 Metres from the bow that the water drips from when it’s on plane? Are they bow thrusters?
One boat 2 losses? NO. Boat screwed up period, 1 loss. Boats win 3-1
Completely agree. That was the same incident....1 loss fo that boat, not 2
Bulletin: Just because you can afford the boat does not mean you are qualified to pilot it!
That's the best i've seen a whaler go in rough water. It wasn't a midnight express but it plowed on through there.
I loved seeing that Whaler come through. That looks like a conquest, just an older rendition of my boat, the conquest 305. My boat would've done the same thing as that Whaler in the end, plow its way into the inlet and give a round to the boats!
having hondas on the back of a whaler is blasphemous
@@joemama2455 You’re absolutely correct. Whalers have to have Mercs, no questions asked!
Unsinkable Legend
This channel is so addictive.
I used to live in Boca and we would hang out at Lighthouse Point in Pompano. One sunny afternoon back in 1987 we were on the beach, snorkeling off and on around the reef and boogie boarding when a large off shore "Cigarette" boat came speeding out of the inlet. They totally missed the clearly marked outlet and drove right on top of the reef that was just starting to be barely exposed below the waves. They were stuck. Having never seen one of these boats up close my two friends and I swam out to the boat using my boogie board as a floatie. Our plan was to help them push it off the reef. Well if you know how big these boats are, with twin Big Block Chevy V8 engines and a cabin in the bow, no one was going to push one off with man power. I also let my boogie board slip and it got washed back into the beach. The tide was coming in and as the boat rocked helplessly on the reef it got turned stern into the oncoming waves. At this point I noticed the props were stripped clean of the blades from gunning the engines while it was on the reef. As the waves broke over the stern the engine hatches were coming open and the boat was quickly filling with water. There were only 2 guys, maybe 25 to 30 years old on board. We yelled at them to jump off and we would drive them to a phone to call for help once we returned to shore. They agreed. As we were swimming in, probably about 200 to 300 yards to shore, a Broward County Sheriff's boat pulled up. They took the 2 passengers on board and yelled at my friends and me to swim on in. I guess someone must have been watching all along for them to know who was on the boat and who wasn't. As we got to the shore I crawled to my feet and took off running to where my boogie board and settled to up on the beach. As I reached it 2 Deputies ran out of the bushes and tackled me. There was suddenly 6 or 8 of them. They grabbed my 2 friends as well and took us to a table in a backyard that backed up to the beach. They sat us down and interrogated us for an hour. Apparently drug smugglers will fill boats with drugs and then sink them off shore and divers come back later and remove the drugs they told us. I doubt this was the case as the boat was going out and not coming in though. They finally let us go convinced that we weren't involved in any way. As we were being interrogated we all watched the boat get washed off the reef with the rising tide and sink in the bay. One of may crazy memories from my 3 years in South Florida.
At least the Bayliner had its fenders out, in case it needed to dock suddenly somewhere in the ocean.
this is so funny! what a great sense of humor!
I always want the sea to win 🌊
This lady said, “ I’m tired of these damn kids, let’s take the bow rider out to the inlet”
I'd bet the water is cool . . . like the action.
1:09 Just when you believe the boundaries of stupid have been reached, up pops a video like this that proves you wrong.
For the love of God.....PULL IN YOUR FENDERS WOMAN!!!!
Ha ha a bayliner!
At 00:57. The white boat with the 4 outboards. Is that a couple slits in the hull near the front?
First boat was a flawless win!!!
Yooooooooooooooo I love the commentary keep it coming...
Yeah, but I would pitch the motor up a bit and actually use the throttle to make way, and not get sideways. I've spent a thousand hours windsurfing wind against tide slop like that on sinker gear, so I'm used to reading the water though.
Love this streamer! Watching from the cold tundra of Maine wishing i was in Florida right now. 😂
0:53 Check out the rainbow in the distance, nice shot 🌈
Unless I heard that wrong it was tied 2 to 2. You gave the 5th rnd to the Whaler but you said that gives Boca the win?
Did I miss something?
Those two little Hondas rockin that whaler
I vote for 8 rounds instead of 5!
Nice rainbow! @ :54 seconds
Are you sponsored by Boston Whaler because you should be. They seem to know how to build seaworthy boats.
The Boston whaler looks like it was a damn good boat for that kind of water
I love how passengers laugh not realizing its danger not fun...
These are fun videos to.watch
The bell 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think it's funny🤣
What year were lady's allowed to start driving boats?
The boat that went behind the Bayliner looked like an old 32 foot Wellcraft St. Tropez. That’s what I had in south Florida when Haulover was my inlet. And, I even took a good smacking one day going out in that boat at Haulover. I wouldn’t ever have taken a bow rider through there in anything less than perfect conditions.
I looked at a 32’ wellcraft st. Tropez that was in excellent shape and very well-maintained last weekend I ended up passing on that deal but I was actually pretty impressed with the fit and finish considering the era the boat was from
Them pre sea ray Whaler design by Bob Dougherty were the best designs their more v influx and kick ass but the oldies were goodies
...btw it's "throttle down" is backing off the speed; "throttle up" is higher speed. The Captain of the Whaler was perfect, he could always quickly drop speed if the bow and swells were hitting the boat at a bad angle. #perfect
As a cat pilot my goals are beyond your understanding
1:45 there goes DJ in the blue Donzi! 😎🤙🏼
Midnight Express for the win everytime.
The Bayliner is from Freedom Boat Club - Freedom is owned by Brunswick which also owns Boston Whaler, Mercury, and a whole host of known brands. Was out today in a Freedom Bayliner in 1.5-2 foot rollers which is ok in a following sea, but a bit rough coming back. If you cannot bring the boat to plane (around 3500 rpm minimum) you are better off plowing at 2000=2500rpm. By plowing you keep the bow up. PS there are other vidoes on this channel of Freedom boats one of which was grounded.
Thats true. A Force is a generic Mercury lol. We had one and it never broke down once. My husband was meticulous about proper maintenance tho. People treat their boats and engines like shit then wonder why it says "fuck you" out in the middle of the ocean. Stupid people!
Those ladies on that open bow Bayliner had no business attempting Boca Inlet in that kind of weather. If they had checked the inlet conditions prior they could have made a better decision.
Interesting play on words.
That midnight express ate
Boat #2, Fenders hanging over the side...aka Irish pendents....sure sign of a completer novice...on top of that,,,it a Bayliner.....BTW, I'm a professional captain with 400 years experience.
Love these videos but the bell is annoying.
Dude, I think that was professional golfer, Phil Mickelson at the 5:00 mark dressed in black with the reflective shades on. Note how he gave a big thumbs UP as they passed by - a trade mark of his while on the course. I zoomed in as best as I could on HD video, and if I were a bettin' man I'd say it's him. He lives primarily in AZ, but has homes in FL as I understand it.
You mean that guy in the midnight ?
@@michellelevy4984 Oops... yeah, meant to write 0:50 second mark.
Boston Whaler walked right through.
Woookam Back
In Sweden working class people own boats made for open water and rough seas. In the US every boats seams to be at least 100K USD and above...
As Usual... 1st boat WON. Even 2nd boat sneaking by also WON. Now you will be Starting your competition with boat THREE!!!!!!!
Was the hatch open on the last boat the entire way in?
Not what I expected from the title.
Everybody says they want to have it rough, until the blood starts flowing!
There's boats you don't take out when the waves are 5 ft and breaking in the inlet....
The blue boat(cigarette?) 1:44 behind the ladies is having a hard time too.
Yay Boston Whalers!
that guy on the intrepid was lucky with those four girls in his boat lol
I've watch "many" of your videos and sincerely question why no one uses life jackets???
...definitely could use a old time analog "bell"....maybe with Howard Cosell's voice somewhere in the tape...lol ... D- on the wimpy non-analog "Bell"..
“Come on honey, let me take the boat out with just the girls, you’ve seen me operate it, I can handle it!”
A few hours later after a relative boating disaster
“everything went fine honey!
I hope you see this video, her privileges will be denied!
He* voice text always puts you instead of he 🤷🏼♂️
Your boat might be large and powerful.... But the ocean is much bigger and much more powerful!!!!
can't you sit the boat on the back of one wave and ride it in? rather than skipping over many waves?
Round two and three should only count as a single round because it’s the same boat.
Not surprised
I like the bell
Love the 🔔 BELL
That bell sound is absolutely terrible
Was that Bayliner a rental boat? Because she sure as hell didn't act like she (or anyone else aboard) knew WTF they were doing.
Wildbeak🌄🎤
Hmmm.... Don't see the big deal, in Maine we call this Tuesday
Last boat had a front hatch open. That's a loss
The bow anchor hatch on that Boston Whaler was open as they came in. Lucky they didn't stuff the bow or they would have filled it up with water. While they did a good job of coming in, not sure I would give them the win because of that.
Are the holes in the bow of the Midnight Express a bow thruster? And with all the Honeys in his boat, the man with the Intrepid is a winner no matter what
Some of them get in trouble by not powering up instead they cut power and get turn broadside to the wave.
1:07 Every time I see a boat like this with their droopy bow I think of a shovel. I would never buy a boat like that. 3:54 On the other hand I have always like Whalers. For their size they are tops.
Aren't the droopy bows boats called "lake boats?" I don't think they are designed to go out in big waves. Plus they put people in the bow to make the problem 2x worse.
I heard the Boco Inlet wasn't the only thing she went down on
That’s 5 minutes of my life I won’t get back
Red flag! Fenders hanging out…. under way in the ocean… in a Bayliner.
I'm so surprised with the amount of people without life jackets on. Here in NZ almost everyone on the water in these size boats will have one on.
Most places arent that rough and unpredictable. You can tell a lot of people in these videos have me er been through that before considering they aren't even really holding on when they start hitting big waves
another repeat..i must be seeing these on one of the other related channels?
And after this they are trying to dock 🤣🤣
The best thing was Joe Rogan and his brother out on the Blue Donzi.
Ahem, the best thing was that Intrepid......just something about it........
Perhaps there needs to be some kind of inlet enforcement or patrol to tell people not to use boarders when the inlet gets rough
Darwin looks after that.
The one with the ladies is a repeated video?
Yeah this is definitely a repeated video
Isn't there some kind of advisory. When it's too choppy. It can go bad real fast
If a boat could have curb rash it would be the Bayliner
The captain went down to the galley to check on the scrambled eggs.
Nice
Great title.
thought that last whaler was gunna stuff it. nope.
Ladies nigth LOL.!!!!
I hope the owners of that rental boat see this video