NEVER DO THIS AT HAULOVER INLET!! BIG MISTAKE! | Boats vs Haulover Inlet 

Wavy Boats would that be 0

1 because at 9:03 the girl in the back is wearing a life vest

0+0= 0 👀

1/2

Didn't see any life jackets on any of the children on the forward parts of the boats that got soaked.

Darren Covar should hold on tighter jimmy!

Valium YT “Dorothy never told me I had to deal with Jim when we got married.”

Kenny Kiriga 😂

It looked like there where trying to recreate deadliest catch

What a twat. I was worried for them.

I cringe because they aren't going anything over 4mph in a 40+ft center console.

Mom gives dad the look and a few words. Bet it was a "quiet" ride home

Karl Friedrich sad that FL doesn’t enforce New boaters to take a Boat Safety class. The kids look over 6 years old so maybe that’s why they’re not wearing any. But they’re not allowed to sit at the bow.

@@ruthkeiling76 you figure with that power and monster boat that is send it ville

@TheGreatOne if the boat is bigger than 26 ft long the six-year-old rule doesn't apply. They don't have to wear a life jacket at all no matter the age if the boat is over 26 ft

You don’t have to have them on they just have to be on the boat one for every passenger and be accessible

@@dennisryan4223 Seems like this might have been a good time to toss them on! LOL

4 times that amount at least - these boats cost much more than 100 M - that man is obviously unmindful of the consequences of the waves slaps - I guess his wife (girlfriend) was so afraid that she would scold him the all night and never take the kids on board in such weather again

Dennis Ryan And that is how dumbasses drown. Those accessible life vests won't do those kids a bit of good when the kids are overboard. Christ.

@@Fragrantbeard Kind of the same as planning on putting on your seatbelts just before the crash! LOL Getting tossed around like that with the potential to get banged up and tossed overboard without a vest on is NOT smart.

You tube won't mind

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Federal law prohibits flying drones over bodies of water or near people - FAA regs: 14 CFR Part 107 (CFR=Code of Federal Regulations).

@@lumberchicken007 Party Pooper. lol

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If it has seats at the bow, some people must think it's mandatory. Have seen it too many times, some that caused injuries. Oh well

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Damn it man! That boy in the opening shot was slammed with 200 gallons of ocean water and removed from the very front seat and put all the way back to right in front of the captain! Did you see how confused he was after that 😆

Can you operate such a big vessel withougt taking some training cources and finally passing the exams?

Bill Vekas yes you can drive a boat under 50 feet with a captains license but I would highly suggest taking courses so you know what to do in rough seas so you don’t hurt your passengers or sink your boat like the guy in the first video almost did...

Luca Abdalla lmao

Nervous laughing

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LOL!! They are probably his step kids... :)

? That’s not drone footage.

Props? We see what you did there...

@@johnkelly2431 Some of it was.

@@johnkelly2431 you're right but at 1:09 a dron the flies right in front of the camera

yes yes very good sir

My brother is retired Air Force I mentioned to him once said I was going to go flying in a plane with a friend of mine he told me don’t do it the best way to get killed is to go flying with a weekend pilot About six months later the guy was going to go flying with wrecked his plane and killed himself I bet the same goes for boats out on the ocean

They usually do, pretty much unsinkable.

They didn't make a 16ft.

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@@user-maxim_79 .kiijòioi68

apparently he was the only one who knows to adjust the trim....but barely

sometimes you just can't fix STUPID....

@@guyloehr5820 We are all born stupid, we learn. Some people just need education but your right for the truly stupid, sadly, they never learn.

@alex Florida What should he have done? Put in significant bow up trim and kept up his speed when appropriate to get his nose up?

His lincense has been given to him for free or something....

Quite a few this day, including the last boat with the cap way overworking that wheel.

It would be the whaler too Haha NY dad had a water taxi license when we went out back in the day he always made fun of everyone too :)

I think those guys act as if they were driving a car on solid ground. They probably don't know how their own boat's hull is supposed to work, and that they should try to work with the waves. Oh well, everything needs cautionary tales, and that includes boating.

There are some boats that shouldn't go to sea, and there are folks who shouldn't go to sea. Then there are some of the second group going to sea in the first group. So much to learn, and so little time.......

It is

I thought for sure that one was gonna roll Jesus

And just as full of water

Dont get how they allow this on sea even... Its more like a river fun boat

It’s a hot tub!

That depends, swimming isn't that hard. Not in flat water nor this water

the moron driving that boat was clueless. no way he could pull off a man overboard recovery in that swell. He’d smash the kids trying or capsize the boat, or both.

Exactly 😆

A tonne of money normally makes life a lot smoother!

@@laowai2000 If only that boat costed a tonne...

Exactly what I was yelling as I watched that dummy!

Let's go heels

@Paul Letchworth @Sean mayo Duke #1 all Day But your right about going out just about low Tide with a hard NE wind the day before you aint getting out are Inlet here she be Breaking all the way across. Almost died with a few buddies about 2 years back took a wave over a 28ft Boston whaler i still think to this day any other boat would have capsized I gained a whole new respect for the ocean that day good old Oregon inlet.

@@Rockhead81 Duke is puke wake is fake an the team I hate is nc state. Go heels

@@seanmayo206 🤣💀💀⚰ we'll see bout that hopefully they have a season

He was killin it

Clearly has spent alot ot time in boats. Knew his craft perfectly. Well played.

I had a 204c for 20 years.. that boat made me look good.

putting ur tabs up helps... @the first dude

Grady whites are a very solid vessel, they're popular in maine

A Formula Sun Sport without the aft cabin I think

Who was the founder of Formula??????

2005 Formula 330 ss

@@eugeneweeks3325 Don Aronow. When it comes to boats, the guy was a legend.

Lorne S he was such a brilliant mind. I was fortunate enough to have grown up down in that area. My father was the Baja dealer in north Miami from 86-90 which was right in the Cigarette, Formula, Magnum and many others hay day. Such a great time to be in South Florida running around in high performance offshore powerboats.

I,m assuming this is salt water , correct ? If that first boat were to be travelling 3 times that speed would this have gotten them through okay ? Another thing is what is the meaning of the term "Haulover Inlet" . I live on the north shore of the Great Lake Ontario . When I see boats of this size travelling in 3,4 or 5 ft swells I,m use to seeing boats travelling "dead slow" . Only a couple of times I've witnessed an 80 or 90 ft Russian built Hydrofoil going through a 2 ft chop at about 40 mph . I'm sure it was bumpy for them but it kept on going . Please get back to me .

@@johnh1001 I agree, I feel like slow is the way to go. Ride the waves a little more instead of skipping to the next swell where the nose hits and takes on water. I'm not sure though, I do all of my boating in lakes on the west coast.

Yeah he shows up alot in these videos. He's my favorite and one of the most competent pilots handling a small boat in big swells.

Mystery boat is a Formula

Honey I sunk the kids!

You adjust your speed according to wave frequency and direction according to the size of your vessel. And trim your motor as well. This will take countless cost and adjustments for most. Also you need to be aware of cross waves and account for 3-4 waves ahead.

Live Oak Roofing That theory indeed sounds great. I personally would need some practice to do so correctly, especially at a spot like Haulover Inlet. I also don’t think that many “experts” of the comment section would do much better....

Indeed. By the way in my opinion, if you want an open boat without a cabin you should go for RIB. They are much safer than the plastic boats

Run it at slack tide

Not a expert but it seems like all these people got through just fine. We use to jump our boat over waves for fun. Most of the bows have oh $#!+ Handle's so you can hold on. The Stern's are a lot smoother ride. Looks like fun and makes me want another boat...

Seavee's always handle it well...though it helps of course when your captain knows what he's doing (which doesn't happen often on here!)

Scoobie I couldn’t agree more

😂 just smoothly cut through it while everyone else is flying around like piñatas

He was in the background

0:16

LOL that drone was great to show the carnage on that hideous Regal at 2:32

Thanks for noticing! 🤙

Boxhawk i counted 3 waves in succession that put green water over their bows... I’m surprised they still floated 🙄

@@WavyBoats whatever happened to the YELLOW top legend?

@@fredfranklin8816 He hasn't been by Haulover in a few weeks. Hopefully he will make an appearance soon. Others have also asked about him.

Lets go out in the boat today. Did you eat anything today? Good, dont.

Length matters. The longer/heavier the better in heavy seas

Whoops!

I actually found the 17' whaler-well, Pretty normal plane and performance for a 17' whaler. I'll have to rewatch for the grady

Which one costed so much

live and let live the first one

I flatten your waves..............................they mean NOTHING to me.

That guy is a boss going out in that little rig

No fresh water there; stagnant water exits from Biscayne Bay there w/ each outgoing tide. It's rough sometimes bc the cut is narrow and the usual east wind blows against the water rushing out, makes very close, steep waves. Been there done that

We have a bar leaving a bay in Oregon that when the tides running out can stack 20 footers sometimes

To wife... he's on the silly tablets again.

Poor dude, that thing look brand new...

Needed much more power. Beautiful old Hatteras, though.

Why wait? Plenty of videos.

Typo

Formula

Made the beer taste horribly salty I expect

That first guy is all about needing power not trim. If you're in an airplane on the ground, you can do whatever you want with flaps, you wont take off without adding power. Natural reaction to cut power into big waves, but its is the opposite of what you want to do. Cut through them, don't ride over them.

Tim Smith Agreed.