How To Dock A Super Yacht: Crew Duties

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How to's on yachts are endless! I could make thousands. In my opinion one of the most looked for videos I personally searched for was "Docking Procedures". Why? Anyone can wash a boat, anyone can clean teak. But docking a boat is something you can only ever practice when you ACTUALLY dock the boat. There is a certain urgency to it as the captain is under pressure to keep the boat in one place. This is not always easy when the wind is pumping and the yacht wants to blow half way down the port.
Thanks for watching and if you have any questions as always. Pop them down below.
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@MRMV483 6 лет назад

Super interesting! So much different than tying up a 12m sailboat i’m used to. other than springs you don’t need three other lines just to grab and secure the stern/bowlines😂👍🏼

@MrMinnesotaMac 4 года назад

Watch out when you're dipping that eye. When you dipped that eye (8:08) and threw it over the bollard the eye overlapped the first eye. The dipped eye has to be on top of the first eye or you're locking the first eye in place, which defeats the purpose of dipping the eye. Yeah I'm a year late, but I just found your channel and I'm enjoying seeing another aspect of sailing. From one salty sailor (20+ years on oil tankers) to another, keep up the great work.

@snowballs3678 6 лет назад

Love your unique perspective as a RU-vid channel. Never seen the point of view from a deckhand on a superyacht, keep it up bro!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you Tate! Yachting videos wont be forever on this channel but will take up the next large chunk of up coming content :)

@sebazmed7 5 лет назад

We use all the same knots in rigging in theatres. So cool that generations of sailing translated into a RU-vid video. Super cool seeing bowlines, stoppers, and the kleet tie up is something I use daily at my own work, just pretty stationary and not over water

@Albert-wk8ts 5 лет назад

As an amateur sailor (40' sailboat) it is quite interesting to see the same techniques used, but at a much larger scale. Thanks for the great videos! :-)

@nemo227 6 лет назад

Thanks, Jared. Good videos with good descriptions and you speak quickly without hesitation so it's easy to listen, easy to follow what you're saying.

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Really cool feedback! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment.

@Marks_Piano 5 лет назад

love your vids! super awesome :)

@TomJoeSHOW 6 лет назад

great video very informative. Nice to see how its done on other boats.

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thanks Tom

@kingbell3797 5 лет назад

You are doing a wonderful job, high quality video, clean audio, thorough instructions, and accessible explanations. Thank you Jared.

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thanks so much for such a complimentary comment!

@mebcn5850 5 лет назад

Thank you so much!! am a stew, and want to learn more about deck, so will begin by practicin the knots!!

@482644 6 лет назад

All your videos are EXTRA GREAT ... thank you!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you for such a cool comment!

@Chris-zq5xp 4 года назад

Thank you for the detailing description of docking. Very nicely done.

@jd8603 5 лет назад

How Nice to see how you guys do this on these super yachts...If my crew had to dock this yacht I am afraid nothing would be left of it..😂😂😂 Anyways keep enjoying the good life...Merchant Marine is a different world 👍😂

@StubieWan 5 лет назад

Good to see you dipping the eye there. To many miss that simple act. Yet it makes berthing and slipping so much easier.

@alexjones6579 5 лет назад

Subscribed, thanks for all the informative videos.

@gamermason4 6 лет назад

Yay! Great to see you uploading regularly. Keep up the great work!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Trying my best :) thanks for the support

@RobertJohnson-je6tx 6 лет назад

Great video!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you Robert

@Peter-ss1vb 5 лет назад

A job well done. I have been deck crew on a 100 foot long steam tug you didn't lose me at all

@starphase1623 5 лет назад

I'm totally blown away at how easy you make this all look . When in reality the job you have is no easy task.Very impressive knot skills. I'm learning from watching you . Thank you . I do hope that you are a Captain on you very own vessel very soon . ⚓

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thank you very much man. Appreciate that a lot.

@henrys9244 5 лет назад

your videos i remember are the times you have drama like when the lindt chocolate shop is closed, picking up cement metal drum on anchor, the tuktuk, guests complaining... definitely enjoy the beautiful shots but love relating to your drama moments lots of people only share the nice side I love that you share the realities of the things that arise, thumbs up

@Velo1010 4 года назад

Shaun Henry Swanepoel Use grammar and punctuation. Not even a single period.

@shannons1886 5 лет назад

These are just awesome topic videos. Top notch, well done.

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thank you Shannon.

@HHaspeli 4 года назад

This was exactly what i was looking for! Good job!

@RichStays 6 лет назад

That was really good! Can you make a video explaining why you got into yachting?

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you Rich. My final yacht video will be "My Yacht Career- Start to Finish." It will show how I started, why i started, where i have been on different boats etc. Really look forward to that one!

@void6378 6 лет назад

very excited to see it too.... just Awesome......

@brovssisemanplayandschinin6532 5 лет назад

My Dad has a superyacht

@ReelSalty305 5 лет назад

this was a great video!!! very informative and detailed! thanks!

@bittorarregui 6 лет назад

Great job!!! Thank you Jared!!!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Only a pleasure! Thank you for the support

@whiteship100 6 лет назад

First video i watched and i think we were close one to another in Skradin.x) Nice vid's and good luck with MicroMod!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Very likely we were there 3 times! Thanks for the comment and wishes

@iam7325 6 лет назад

Great video... thanks for your time. MORE PLEASE ☺️

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@ChrisSummerfield 5 лет назад

Very informative thanks.

@thijskrijgsman1375 5 лет назад

Zag ik een Nederlandse vlag!!

@willemhekman1788 5 лет назад

Nice introduction to the stopper knot and very clear explanations, will be on the lookout for opportunities to use the knot whilst sailing :)

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thank you!!

@markmongold8438 5 лет назад

The knot shown is actually called a rolling hitch. A stopper knot is a knot tied at the end of a line to prevent it from pulling through a ring, block, or fairlead.

@MrRagingrapid 5 лет назад

Yeah I agree. It's definitely no stopper knot. If he did a figure of eight or a stevedores knot, those are stopper knots. This one's a type of hitch like you say.

@rauldempaire5330 4 года назад

Very intresting!, thank you for sharing!

@bestofcars8218 5 лет назад

5:12 uu i remember we(family) docked there with the yacht too😊

@life-py2gw 6 лет назад

As a deckhand. great video Jared keep up with the good work. I am sure your boss appreciate and your captain. From Captain Ivan Q

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thanks Ivan! Appreciate the comment

@winstonmace4865 5 лет назад

Howzit Jared, love your channel. I spent six years on cruise ships and did 63 countries. Now currently living in country no 64, Bahrain..

@fabianfriberg5729 6 лет назад

awesome vid! really intressted in yachts

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Great! Then you will enjoy all the vids coming!

@dariyal 5 лет назад

Awesome video man, I’m not even a yachty at all but found this super interesting and cool to see you work!

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thank you Gideon! Look forward to collaborating in future!

@danasheets1774 2 года назад

Really enjoy your channel

@loop5 5 лет назад

thanks so much you for making the videos

@hottubz1965 6 лет назад

Excellent vid!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you mate!

@MarcusLeepapi 5 лет назад

Happy Holidays to you....I come from fly on aircraft...Yeah, flying on 747-400s and 777s are very nice....I am a former Purser Flight Attendant. I love seeing yachts in different harbours in different countries. Nice...

@benvanderheide4184 6 лет назад

When you tie the bowline knots, make sure the tail ends up on the inside of the loop. If it is on the outside it is much easier for the line to slip. It appeared one of yours was on the outside... Just a tip I picked up over the years!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thanks Ben. I am able to tie a bowline in reverse as well. I can assure you, not once has the bowline been tied incorrectly on my videos otherwise it would have simply slipped. You are right though, if the loop is done incorrectly, the bowline will not hold. Knot video coming up soon. Appreciate your time to comment

@jwdnd 4 года назад

Like the technical content Jared.

@matthijsgroot3566 6 лет назад

Nice video!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you kindly!

@gta2582 5 лет назад

Hey, just a little tip. When you were heaving the line you were standing in the middle of the snapbackzone. I dont know if it was another option to stand on the other side of the winch?

@MikiBrett 6 лет назад

Very good and informative. Would love to see the other techniques of docking too

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Will see what I can do for you.

@MikiBrett 6 лет назад

Thank you very much

@Rama_Guru 6 лет назад

Nice job!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you

@Rebekahlow 5 лет назад

That was fun to watch!!! My family had a Sunfish. It was a lot easier to dock!! love from Vermont

@janmichaels8550 5 лет назад

Thank you Jared I’m learning a lot love your videos awesome. Jan Michaels...👍

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thank you Jan! Only a pleasure

@SailingKaiser 5 лет назад

It's interesting to see how a deckhand works on a yatch. I've always been sailing on PSV's myself.

@eebasement4530 5 лет назад

We are around those places every year and i don't remember such nice San Lorenzo...

@samstell9291 6 лет назад

Great Video :)))

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Great comment :)2

@okumonux 5 лет назад

The use of the stopper knot was interesting!

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thanks! Knot video coming soon

@yachtdiving9680 3 года назад

It's alot of pressure and fun at the same time working on a ship/boat :)

@alexehrhardt1613 5 лет назад

Amazing videos 👍🇲🇹

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thank you man!

@lgriestra 6 лет назад

Great video for less than ten minutes. Great job.

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you kindly!

@jeremynaufal6661 6 лет назад

very nice video clear

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you Jeremy! Tough message to portray clearly so i appreciate that.

@Schari95 5 лет назад

Nice, Skradin 🤙🏻

@SilmSlice 5 лет назад

Hi mate, loving the videos! Where do they keep those bow lines when not in use? Do they sink and kept underwater or if they are removable, how do hey get them onto the concrete blocks under water?

@manuelsmit1946 5 лет назад

It's Duch! :D Greeting from Holland :)

@MarcusLeepapi 5 лет назад

Very nice....Thank you..

@franzfms86 5 лет назад

Awesome soundtrack.

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Thanks man

@unitechtv8737 5 лет назад

Nice man

@kevintruter5949 4 года назад

Hey man watched videos and subbed a while back, Great videos but here now and gonna check in and see how channel is doing

@americobastidas914 5 лет назад

exelent video

@omatomatom 5 лет назад

I'm pretty new to the industry, been working at a 50m private yacht for a little while now and docking procedures stress me out lol like I don't really have any experience with them and if you were to mess up you could really fuck it up and yeah there's no real way to practice it unless you're docking so thanks for the vid.

@josh.w7480 5 лет назад

Lol I remember the line I tied to my boat came lose while refueling what a nightmare tie down is so important

@sensejimpreza 6 лет назад

Is that Frapa? Really cool videos, keep it up!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Its Skradin

@shagwaaone1432 3 года назад

A lot more to it than I imagined, interesting

@anetawiktoriachodakowska9059 3 года назад

Very interesting ! :)

@melanieroman1775 5 лет назад

Hi Jared, I'm from Palma de Mallorca and got my STCW95 a few weeks ago, I've seen you are familiar with ports in Palma, could you give me some advice on how to gain experience or if they are usually willing to have a "greenie" to clean etc...? Love your videos, thanks!

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Hi Melanie. You are in a great place to look for work but you are there at a funny time. Boats will start coming back to palma now so you may pick up work. Walk every marina in main palma starting in club de Mar , then take a short bus to Portals and see all those boats (twice) and worst case go to a marina called Port Adriano. Good luck

@alleycatvietnam 6 лет назад

" Blood Well Done " Cheers From San Francisco.

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thank you man! Wanted to see San Fran for years now

@johnthomas6042 6 лет назад

Could you please film the crew quarters

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

This is high up on my TO DO list. Once guests have departed in the next few weeks, i will film one. Thanks for asking.

@bounceeer 5 лет назад

I would be interested in hearing about the way you live as a crew, what are the relationships between you, like can it get romantic or is it prohibited? What freedoms do you have on the yacht? Can you workout using their equipment, what do you do for fun?

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

Every boat is different. On here we are all very very close. Rebecca and I were hired as a couple already

@user-dy2qq5wh4b 6 лет назад

Good stuff! Thanks- what’s been your favorite ports/ places so far youve visited?

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Not on this boat but Norway was INSANE on a yacht

@LoanwordEggcorn 6 лет назад

Thanks for the videos! The "one way gear" on the fender hook is called a cam cleat.

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

More than welcome. Yes i probably should mention actual names but for new guys, understanding the fact that its a 1 way gear will probably make it easier to understand. Appreciate the comment

@LoanwordEggcorn 6 лет назад

P.S. Docking is indeed one of the most challenging and stressful parts of normal boat operations. More docking, mate! :) How did the Spectra snubber line get from one fairlead to the other? Presumably you ran the ground line back through the winch, in order to ease it.

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Well once you take the Spectra onto the line, release the tension from the winch, lock off the main ground line to the bollard, once thats secure, you can ease the snubber, take it to the other side to do the same.

@LoanwordEggcorn 6 лет назад

Sorry I got confused. The figure eights you showed were on the port side. The first snubber was on starboard. Got confused how the ground line moved from the left fairlead to the right one; they're different sides of the boat.

@shmac96 5 лет назад

Awesome! You get this a lot Im sure but how big and what is the make of the yacht? Ive noticed too that you fly different flags on the same boat? Or am I imagining things? Love your videos!

@fakjam19 6 лет назад

Not to break your balls Jared, those things you're calling fair leads are rolling chocks. A fair lead is more like a verb for example: you can fair lead the line through the rolling chocks. Thanks for sharing! Keep up the good work!

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Thanks AL. Making these videos quickly, i often have my words mixed up and apologise. Thank you for the correction.

@fs60600 5 лет назад

fairlead is a noun too. Such as a device or hardware used to guide lines around objects.

@OMGWTFLOLSMH 5 лет назад

Not to bust your balls Al, but they're called roller chocks, and they are considered fairleads (or roller fairleads). A rolling chock is something completely different. They're used as a form of stabilizers on the keels of some boats.

@MansoorSherwani 4 года назад

Wow great

@SkiCourchevel 5 лет назад

This kid has a great channel and makes very entertaining videos, but clearly got his music inspiration from Casey Neistat’s old channel. Not complaining, I’d probably do it too, it’s fun music. Look forward to the next video.

@v12tommy 4 года назад

Where does the ground line come from? Like I know it is hooked to a giant weight on one end, but how does the guy in the dinghy get it? I would imagine if there was a buoy on one end, it would get in the way of vessels moving around.

@davidswain5687 5 лет назад

Where were your springer lines, I didn’t see them?i take it you do use them? Brilliant vids as usual

@blewyd 5 лет назад

Can you please make a video on departing with the lines and everything?

@jaredwatney 5 лет назад

I have already and will post it within the yacht series i am busy editing!!

@blewyd 5 лет назад

@@jaredwatney AWESOME!!! Thank you so much!

@epicfirsts888 4 года назад

Hi I am thinking of having a boat to sail around the world. Which material does not need regular fresh water hosing from salt water?

@CVM222VOLT 4 года назад

Interested on how one is trained. Do you get trained long before your ever on a boat and out to sea or do you get trained while hired to perform other duties on the boat ? Seems like a good bit of danger involved during high winds. Great video as always !!

@teokosic9418 5 лет назад

This was in fešta wasnt it😂i can even se our boat in the video😂(in the beginning)

@MarcoWegleiter 5 лет назад

Awesome 👏🏻 which gear you’re using for filming?

@emilymoore1899 3 года назад

Thanks for your awesome videos!! I haven’t started my training yet but what are all the different kinds of knots you would suggest learning and becoming a pro at? :)

@lifeasitisnow1 6 лет назад

I need a job like this!! I’ve been working on boats for a while

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

The opportunity is out there man, grab it!

@lifeasitisnow1 6 лет назад

jared watney Thanks for getting back, can u help me or give me who I can apply or contact I have STCW/MMC & TWIC would appreciate or massage me Thanks!!

@anthonypratt4292 5 лет назад

Curious when at open seas do you have to keep the boat moving or can you stop. I know this question sounds silly to you guys but I'm not or ever been on a boat out to sea..lol I'm a retired truck driver so i know when we are tired we pull into a rest area or truck stop and rest. Always wondered how that works on a boat out to sea

@felixastner5492 6 лет назад

How is the relation between the Crew and the Boss or Guests?

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

All boats are different but on this boat its relaxed. An example is that we have been invited for dinner with them many times

@luketenhundfeld479 5 лет назад

jared watney On my parents boat we love our crew they have been with us for 5 years now and they are like family.

@Aushumanoid 5 лет назад

Qlezys do you need anymore crew? lol

@davidbayles6494 5 лет назад

@@luketenhundfeld479 Luke - What kind of boat do you have and where do you harbor it mostly?

@mebcn5850 5 лет назад

@@luketenhundfeld479 lucky crew! am so glad you are good with crew!

@fitnessfuncody 5 лет назад

So no horn cleat on the bow, is the figure 8 without a locking turn the common practice?

@ollenaktergal902 4 года назад

Hey! How do they get the ropes that are attached to concrete blocks on the bottom?

@samlauer1 6 лет назад

Hey Jared, I was wondering where all the garbage goes during long passages and how do you get rid of it at port?

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Hey Sam. Great question mate. A long passage on a 30m yacht is very different to say a 60m yacht. For example, the longest we do is like 3/4 days at a time before stopping and then we use the allocated bins which sometimes allow for recycling depending in where we are. On the previous 60m i was on we were doing cross Atlantic's at 13 days at a time and have a garbage fridge specially for garbage to keep everything from going off. We then arrange proper disposal of the garbage with the port. The Maritime industry is pretty good when it comes to enforcing garbage laws but its up to the crew to stick to it.

@fdmugen 6 лет назад

Just found your channel and really loving it. May i ask. have you worked on large super yacht. and how different they are to work on. Also what is you favorite yacht atm?

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

You can expect a full video on this :D Fav yacht hmmmm. always liked a boat called Solange but another awesome boat is called Savanah

@davidbayles6494 5 лет назад

@@jaredwatney Do you mean the one & only SAVANNAH? The 84m Feadship? Have you seen that yacht up close and in-person? Did you work aboard her? That boat is beautiful!

@adammanera302 6 лет назад

Hey Jared I'm moving to Fort Lauderdale tomorrow to pursue an entry-level deckhand position on a yacht. Any tips or tricks?

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

Hey Adam! Goodluck. I mention a few good tips on my "how to get a job part 2'' video, would really recommend having a look.

@Osiris57 5 лет назад

Is that the Otok Zut Marina in the intro ? 0:10 ?

@willrees2552 6 лет назад

Could you maybe do a parallel docking video?

@jaredwatney 6 лет назад

I cover it in the videos coming up and will try to explain it even though I have not made a specific video on it. Thanks for asking. Docking along side is a far easier process