BOAT SINKING?? TOO MUCH WATER AND FAMILY IN PANIC MODE !! | HAULOVER INLET | WAVY BOATS 

This boat definitely took on too much water! What did Captain do wrong here?

Thanks for being the voice of reason for capturing and shaming those disrespectful minors and getting some justice for the environment....

Put 10 people in the bow in rough water smart move skipper!

First boat: Let’s everyone sit on the pointy end. Guess the good news is they did remember to put the plug in.

When the cooler starts floating, you have a problem.

The high level of jackassery from these noob captains never disappoints…..

Wavy Boats, Thank You for having Morals and turning those people in!

"Listen. And understand. That inlet is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are SUNK." - Captain Reese 🤣

too many peeps up front changing the COG. They should be at the center or rear with motors trimmed up and more speed solves the problem. Easy once you go through there a few times and understand how a boat and waves work.

The dumb family didn’t even don their life vests when the boat was in trouble. They did however make sure to wave to the camera. They came close.

That boat is more than capable of handling those conditions. The person at the helm is not!

Solo captain leaves the helm at the Inlet mouth in heavy seas to secure the anchor locker hatch- and was NOT connected to the Safety Kill Switch to do it- BAD IDEA!

Happy Sink-O de Mayo!

Axopar is Russian for The Ugliest Boat Ever Built.

that boat looked ready to flip over.

If I were a captain of a ship I wouldn't let anyone sit by the bow until we left the inlet. Especially small children.

LOVE LOVE LOVE the professional Captain who illustrates the ignorance of his "clients." Advice for the clients at the end.... Don't wave and smile at the drone that captured your entire family screaming like babies. Haha These guests should rent a boat in -- their back yard. If they have one. LOL

Captain took a really messy job and turned it around really well. To slow through the inlet led to too much water onboard. Smart of him to turn around and go with the tide while shifting balance of weight to centre/rear of the boat to keep the nose up while riding the wave back on so the boat to empty.

The Axopar looks like a lousy offshore design, but there’s too much deadrise for inland waters.

In that first one, speed is your FRIEND. If the boat tries to list due to water, go to full power! The speed will cause the chines and shape of the boat to try to right it, and the water will center, allowing the bilge pump to remove it. Slowly... -A better idea would have been to cruise the Intracoastal that day instead, but.... Most people never use their head!

Those freeman cats are amazing at riding through swell. They stay really level and just scythe through the waves. There's videos of South Africa's version of those boats and they launch and recover them off the beach through the waves as they are so stable.

I NEVER saw his bilge pumps kick in...did anyone see them pumping?

The kid flipping double birds at the drone was cute. @2:50

The Axopar guy just went home and listed his boat on Boat Trader

This is insanity. Why is everybody not wearing a real life vest?

For all the "capacity" commentors above and below, here is a statement off of the Scout website: "As a potential or existing owner/operator of a 26 foot or Scout boat, it is important to remember that ‘Yacht Certification’ does not include any required vessel capacity limits, and it is up to the boat owner to operate mindfully." The boat looked like their 305...so no capacity limit. Captain's call. That being said he was a very dangerous captain. Too many up front in a high seas/short duration inlet...did not use trim until he turned around....and that was him trying to get rid of the water. The boat leaning hard was more from the huge volume of water on the deck rocking from side to side...some was from passengers. He did have the kids in life jackets which rare in the inlet. The situation was easily preventable with the size of boat he had. I would not allow my family on his boat.

Thank you for your Boca Bash Video.

Inexperienced captain.

he looked like he was taking his fam back to Cuba for little vacation.....lol

I just love wavy boats ❤

I bought my first boat when I was 26 and living and working as a flight instructor in Vero Beach, Flori-Duh. One thing the 18 foot Ski-Breeze sailboat taught me was that a fool and his boat are soon parted; As an aviator I was used to Preparation B4 Aviation, so I was pretty careful around this thing. Never had a problem as a result. I wish I had that boat again!

That first guy ... it's hard to imagine that anyone local could be so clueless. 🙄

The drone adds a different perspective to your videos

Love the drone shots.

Weather was nice!

Bow going down.Hurry everyone to the front of the boat as we exit the inlet. Riiiiight.

Ontario Canada here - lovin' the drone shots!

So the real question on that first boat is why did the children not get Pfds on when the boat was taking on water

Damn it's fun to watch Mamites and boats.

FL really needs to tighten up their life jacket laws. This is the current law: "A child under the age of six must wear a USCG-approved Type I, II or III personal flotation device while onboard a vessel under 26 feet in length while the vessel is underway". I think anyone under, at the very least, 10 years of age should be required to wear a life jacket. I bet 3/4 of the boaters don't have the correct number nor the right size PFD's on board. FWC could make a killing enforcing even the current PFD laws! I guess these boat operators don't watch these videos because nobody should be sitting in the bow in these kinds of conditions. Nice looking day, but I'll find something else to do if the water is that rough. Appearently none of these boat operators watch the local weather either. I love being out on the water, but not enough to risk my life and possibly someone elses.

Axopars are certainly made to go out to sea. Good boats, learn how to drive them.

Drone shots are great!

❤❤❤🎉 awesome no fear

*Definition of insanity* Going out in conditions like these, alone, and no PFD.

Got a boat full of people and nobody's bailing water?

Well done, drone shots excellent.

Thank you!

Waw enjoy but water is rough. Be safe.❤❤❤

After the bow going underwater, you’d think modulating the throttle to avoid that would come to mind. Did people like that rent those boats and not get any instruction on how to operate them?

What do you in the USA call the front part of the boat at 0:30 in the video? Here in Bavaria it is the "Tiefenruder" (depth rudder / diving plane from a submarine).

The boat almost capsized

Trim the bow up and add some power

That Freeman is the King.

And the bilge pump is partially blocked

I remember when Three-Wheelers were banned because they were inherently unstable and dangerous to ride. I can see bow riders, or at least riding in the bow while underway, having the same fate.

Always

O.K. First of all this should never, ever happen. Unless I'm seeing wrong the tide is going out and it's windy as hell. To me that's too many children up front but at least they're in life jackets. Haulover is unpredictable for those that don't know and I'm not sure this Captain is too familiar w/Haulover's ever changing moods and cross wave tendencies. He basically swamped her badly and then changes his mind and heads back in which is smart considering the mess he's already made and prob scared those kids pretty good, and maybe the adults too. People stand on the beach over there or even the sidewalk and think something like, "Oh gee, it's not so bad, those waves look small." I tell boaters this all the time..check your weather and marine forecasts. It doesn't matter that the sky is blue and the sun is shining and it's 80+ degrees outside, shit gets really treacherous at Haulover (and many other places in the area) and if you're not careful, this is what happens and sometimes worse. People have smacked the rocks there and sunk there too w/o hitting anything. Now, watch our Captain in that Axopar..he heads out, decides against it and executes a very nice turn around and gets back inside beautifully. You asked about the Axopar hulls..not a fan personally but I know little about them. Leaving the helm is a no go, you just don't do that and I never do it regardless of conditions, especially in the dangerous slop of Haulover. I've always been in deep-v hulls so that's what I know and like.

Mr AXOPAR needs to learn how to use that cool vessel......

back home for you

What drone do you guys use? Looked like a DJI Air 2s but not 100% sure..........

Such a beautiful and extremely capable Scout. What an embarrassment for these people...

Captain Man-Bun!

You can always see the engine trim is set down on the nose diver boats.

6:10 gotta save that upholstery.

I read the comments in broncos gurus voice 😂

Always a weird kind of Florida man messing up

Don't people know that when it is rough you don't put weight in the front of a boat. Sit in the back

Are there drainage holes anywhere on the boat in case this happens?

Do yall have a video of a kid running through Boca this morning 5/4? 37 intrepid blue

I think with that hull design he should just give it some and get it on top of the water in stead of just in it .

He made a mistake by putting too many people in the front, but he handle himself pretty well in that situation and got the boat back in position. We all make mistake and learn from it.

Mount a diving board on the first boat!

Yeah put everyone in the front so the nose can dive into the water . Put them in the back caption.

Shout-out to the dude with the parot! 🦜👍✌️

I wasn't sure if those kids were entertained or scared out of their wits? They certainly could have been injured and there was little relief until that boat got back into the inlet.

It’s crazy how people risk their…….

5:55 I think he shut down 2 of his motors and was only trolling into the waves.. Concern must have been That he was towing a mooring line off of the bow..? *He probably took off in a hurry to meet a guy Carrying a shipment of cocaine

They need to lock this captain up !! 🤦‍♂️

Drone shots are great addition thanks .

Love how they wave just before the panic sets in. Fucking Gilligan could captain these boats better.

Certainly started to list.

Stuffing the bow has entered the chat.

why does that first boat look like its built to dive under the waves instead of float on top of them?

Looked like the guy driving didn't have a clue what the outcome would be after filling the boat with salt water. I'm surprised it ran as long as it did before sinking.

OH!!!! Angry Cops gave you a POB. Congratulations!!!!

Where's the Police to make a safety check? I would be very surprised if they had enough life jackets for everyone onboard.

Someone didn't get their Captains License

I don’t drive a boat, but even I know to move people to the back of the boat if they’re getting water in the front of the boat and to get the goddamn thing I’m plain so it doesn’t fell with water

Axopar is a waste of materials that could have been used to make a really nice boat.

just crank on all bilge pumps prolly has 4 or so. . . pump it out in a few minutes just sit and wait .. . . "BILGE" "PUMP1" "PUMP2" "BILGE1" "BILGE2" flips those to "ON", all of them, also a couple foot pumps are handy get the kids on em right away

If that boat would have been hit by one more wave it would have either capsized, ended up in the rocks or all of the people and the baby would be in the water...and that baby likely did not have a certified floatation device for a child that size...with a crotch strap to keep them from slipping out or that automatically keeps the head/face from being down in the water...they are very fortunate...massive amount of water was in the vessel...

why do they get to the roughest spot then turn around in that rough spot lol?

The first boat did ok once everyone left the bow , the axopor did well third boat , probably should have gotten farther out . Charter boat did what it does every day. The second axopar did ok . The freemen did well. therapy did well trolling all the way in

The waters seem a bit choppy.

Sup

As I’m in California what’s the attraction of this insanely rough area?

Everyone’s loaded in the front.

The Axopar handles the inlet just fine thing is, it's ugly AF.

where are the life jackets? it's very dumb to not wear them.

No reason for that Scout to be in that position. Wait, I guess there's one reason...