BOATS ROLLING HARD IN ROUGH SEAS | ROUGH INLETS | Boats at Jupiter Inlet
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- BOATS ROLLING HARD IN ROUGH SEAS | ROUGH INLETS | Boats at Jupiter Inlet
What are your thoughts on Bulls Bay? Anyone been out on one?
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All kinds of boats in Jupiter, FL Palm Beach County transiting one of the most dangerous inlets in Florida. This inlet is very similar to the world-famous Haulover Inlet. These boats can get themselves in trouble easily if they don't use the correct speed and choose the right lines at Jupiter Inlet. Some weekends there are more awesome boats going in and out of Jupiter Inlet than a boat show. Enjoy the video and don't forget to hit that like button to support the channel.
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Boats Featured in this video:
Freeman 40 - Quad 300hp Yamaha Outboards
SeaFox 288 Commander - Twin 250hp Yamaha Outboards
Viking 60
SeaVee 290 - Twin 250hp Suzuki Outboards
Bulls Bay 230 - Single 175hp Suzuki Outboard
SeaVee 320 - Twin 350hp Mercury Outboards
All make and model are my best guess based on the video recorded. Let me know any mistakes in the comment section.
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I got my Captain's License in 1993. It is astounding to see some of these recreational "captains" put their vessel, passengers, and self in such precarious situations. And in many cases, the vessel is capable of handling such conditions, but the captains lack of experience coupled with ego, testosterone, alcohol, stupidity, or just ignorance makes it an absolute miracle there aren't more people hurt or even killed.
A 50-60' Viking, Albemarle, Bertram, Bayless, etc are hard to beat for comfort and class. They are heavy, fuel guzzling, slow, expensive works of art that plow through rough water with authority and control. Center consoles may be more popular these days, but for those of us that are serious about blue water fishing, they are unbeatable in my opinion. That 60' Viking plowed through 8' waves and 4' waves with little fanfare and I doubt few onboard knew the difference. I used to run a 28' Bertram and even on 8-10' days we could fish effectively. We usually didn't run charters unless it was less than 6', but even 4-6' was doable is the clients didn't mind. Center consoles are great at speed, but when they are trolling or stopped, and it's 6+ waves plus chop, unless the CC is 40' over larger, you're taking a beating. Unless you have a SeaKeeper I suppose.
That FREEMAN CAT, that showed not given an inch mind set
That Viking is all business!!🌊🌊🌊
Respect for those who make the decision to turn around due to conditions.
Sometimes that is by far the best option. The inlet was very deceiving this day.
Very dangerous turning around on a bar.
Those fab FREEMAN throttle that chop like a king
On days like this, it does not smooth out after you get out the inlet and past the bars. It means a rough day all the way around, anywhere you go. Done it many a time, tho'. I had cousins down that just had to get some offshore fishing in before they went back to the Midwest. Told them to get plenty of Bonine, and out we went. Put down the Eissen Glass but everyone still got wet to some degree. Did catch fish trolling but when we got back inside, I asked them if they thought it was worth it. Mixed opinions even though they fed the fish (over the side several times each). A couple of them were, "Never again!"
Jupiter Inlet can be real nasty at times - especially during the times my snow-bird cousins like to come down to get away from the cold, snow, and 40+ days without seeing the sun. ;)
The blue center console outside the inlet is actually a SeaVee 450z but it does have a similar look to an everglades
Some days it's better to watch Bill Dance reruns and let the big dogs run
Viking built for this 👍🇨🇦
Cats rule the waves and win the dogfight!!!
@0:41 Absolutely no need for that boat to take that beating !!!
Definitely elephants on the horizon that day!!
The inlet looked calm, but offshore was super rough!
Some real Wallys in this video.
Twin hulls are my favorite 🙂
That little bull's bay went for a scary ride!!
Yes it did!
Weee doooggeee
Nice thing about your channel is that you shoot other vessels besides CC's - love the convertibles, Keep them coming! Would be good to see a Bertram rolling out of the inlet....guess I am a wee bit biased (being I have one!). Great video!
One of the issues with Jupiter Inlet is the waves never really come straight in. Always seem to be at a 30-45 degree angle. Catch big seas with an outgoing tide and it really creates a lot of big waves in different directions, very confused seas and then once you get a couple hundred yards in it smooths out like any inlet. That stretch along the jetty’s can be very dangerous.
That white cc took a monster hit just outside too.
Not a day to go out Jupiter inlet; Gr8 day for hanging @ The Square Grouper watching other idiots going out!!!!
If it's even slapping around a good sized cat like that Freeman it's _WAY_ too rough for this mid-westerner! Even the sportfisher well off-shore was getting bounced a lot. Not sure on the trim for the Seafox, he handled it well coming back in.
Trim was fine for where he was. Keeps from stuffing the bow. He lowered it when past the rough section. When a wave from behind catches up it lifts the stern and puts you in a world of hurt if the bow isn’t up.
boat at 3:30 is the new see vee btw
The guys in that Bulls Bay were very lucky they didn’t capsize. They were too slow with beam to seas. Not good.
At 3:36 that’s a sea vee
45 Seavee
dude was asleep at the wheel or something. barely woke up, thought he was tryn catch a wave
uuhhg wtf was he doing🙄
Once again improper use of trim and throttle and how to approach a WAVE !
Trimmed up to much?
How bout not totally on plane ✈️