THEY NEEDED TO BE RESCUED !! | BOATS & ROUGH WAVES AT HAULOVER INLET | WAVY BOATS 

the kayaks sure didnt win lol id say the yachts as i love watching them bust a good wave on the bow

BOATS! Cheapest win to the Mako at 6:20!

Definitly the girls.

Yachts got dipped, boats skipped across the tops, 😱😖

The fact that u had to ask that question, means the boats won

Bet they arent.. probably hang with a bunch of 2 min dudes

LOL.@@MyCreatorSpace

Looks like a bunch of Sunday boaters no knowledge about the sea at all. Who the f..ck sits at the bow in an inlet?

@Medieval lil guy, looool. But true, it’s the passengers responsibility to care for them selves, same as a car with seat belts

Your responsible for yourself. Or young siblings

One thing I must say, when i moved from the Caribbean to America, it took some time for me to realise that most Americans either have never been to the ocean or have no real respect or fear of it. There is no fear for the very organism that can end you in seconds lol! Anyways, you’re right. It’s a combo of ignorance and lack of care.

Damn right...

Yeah, if your PFD rides up, it is trying to save itself, not you. Have it tight so that somebody can pull you into a boat by it instead of having to grab your hair or something.

Some people should NOT be in the ocean!

Put on a show! 🚀

He knew how to hit Haulover!

even funnier is seeing them wearing masks.

That yellow mystery boat is a Superboat branded boat. The badge is on the rear port side near the aft

Sunseeker is my dream

😂👍

Because the clueless have been spending their time making money but didn't bother learning how to drive a boat

The current is so strong divers would have a difficult time reaching the bottom.

Investment consulting advice, said in good faith, for free...

Sea Ray Sedan Bridge, yes

Nothing wrong with that 😁

Umm racially profileing

I am looking forward to a compilation 🥳

He should stop

@@ethardoin Exactly it is like sexual harassment

My favorite Yacht is the one that sinks.

Right? You don't want a Yacht. You want a friend with a Yacht.

@@thelastword4616 The happiest time for any boat owner is when they buy it and when they sell it.

My favorite yacht is my dinghy!!!!!😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

That's right! "OPM" Other People's Money. But, your expertise helps.

haha

It looks like they were in a tandem Sea Kayak trident. I have the single seat version, and it’s an incredibly stable fishing kayak that’s very broad. I’m able to stand up and fish from mine in calm water. They must have got broadside to a wave.

@@jackhaugh I have heard good mentions made of "tandem fishing kayaks", when I visually mistook video of one for a catamarang of a San Francisco avid line fisherman who single handedly pulled up a large "flounder" type of fish into his vessel straight out of the Pacific Ocean.

Yeah, watching these videos, I have been wondering about that. In many of these situations, we see a guy or a girl paddle out on what looks like a surfboard. How are THEY safe on their boards while assisting a rescue of someone that fell out of a boat? Are they part of a rescue crew, or just random people that happened to be surfing nearby?

@@susan_elizabeth The guy paddling to help is surf rescue personnel

Well you better not try going down rivers here in the mountains of Tennessee.

Yeah, hah.. This is a calm day out here in the pacific northwest. :) We fish in water like that.

Also it seemed to me that they were poorly prepared.. no spare set of paddles, and not capable of getting back in after a flip.. with such lack of experience and poor preparation they should've picked a calm lake..

@@thehyperluz I feel like sit on top kayaks have made people far more confident to get into rough water with zero training or preparedness. The thought process seems to be that since it won't sink and you can't get trapped in the cockpit you'll be fine. But those things can be a mare to get flipped back up the right way even in calm water, since they're so heavy and blocky. Much harder than doing a roll-and-recover in a sit in kayak imo.

You can lie to others but never lie to yourself about your skill level.

I wouldn’t even take my Hobie PA 14 out in that

Where are the sharks? Is it Shark's "SIESTA" time now in South Florida? I want to see some shark action. What? Sharks don't play in this kind of soup?

The way that current was taking them out, they would have been paddling for quite a while, I think. :). But, is there beach to the right? Paddle for the beach. Do these people rent the kayaks or just buy one, stick it the water and go? If rentals, you’d think just one lesson before letting loose…tip the thing over right at the dock. Now, here’s how you flip it upright and get back in. Show me you can do it and you’re free to go.

Bros acted like they can’t swim.

You're absolutely right!

What do you mean? They had a great recovery technique. Hep! Hep! Hep! ......... Hep! Hep! Hep! Hep! Works every time. 🙄

Righting that kind of yak in the water is hard as hell if it's full of water, only the ends have styrofoam, so if you have nothing to bail water it's a long day leaning over it hand scooping it out

@@secretagentviper8382 sorry, but this was a sit on top kayak. Very easy to righten and get on it again. You don't have to be a pro, especially not when with two persons. But if you know nothing about kayaking at all and then go out to sea, this can happen. They should simply not be kayaking anywhere else but in a canal 10 feet wide!

@@EnabledShooter and you're making me start to develop a belly button hernia from hysterical laughters, just as I was psyching myself up to go acquire some bikinis that would somehow fit my pretty (little) more like (big fat) derriere nowadays, since the last time I was able to turn my neck sideways to see how I look in my boudoir's rearview mirrors. Nowadays I noticed the young girls simply do selfies to do their self-checks.

I was confused why they didn't attempt to get their paddles and roll that kayak back over. If you can't recover from a rollover you should not go beyond flat waste deep water.

@@Chris-ew9mh That's not true. Rolling is NOT required of any kayaker, though it can be an important skill for advanced paddling conditions. And it depends on the kayak (don't get me started on recreational kayaks without any interior floatation). The most basic kayaking skill is the wet exit and re-entry. You flip over, you learn to flip it back up while you're in the water and get back in, and you practice it until it's second nature - which also means second nature to hold onto your paddle. This was a sit-on-top kayak, apparently a double. It's nearly impossible to roll a single or double sit-on-top without thigh straps and lots of practice. But, they should have been able to flip it upright and get back in. Certainly it's hard with waves that big - that's why it's important for kayakers to practice, practice, practice self and assisted rescue in calm and rougher water. I suspect they have no experience in self-rescue - or at least not in rough water. To their credit, they were wearing PFDs that seemed to be adjusted properly - though the PFD on the one clinging to the top of the kayak seemed a little bit loose. At least their PFDs were not riding up over their ears. AND they stayed with the kayak.

24 super with single big block. john cohen is loving this

I had a Checkmate, used to race them all the time, in the Great South Bay!

That badging on the rear looks like a Wellcraft badge. I’m probably wrong though.

mmmmm, thanks but, still remains a genuine MySTeRy though, yah?? 🧐

I'm thinking it looks like a 60' or 70's era, tho some styles never go out of fashion, so difficult to say. google isn't much help with the colors (white yellow superboat), lots of all yellow ones tho. I do see a 30foot 2008 one that has the correct colors, however, it has "superboat" in giant letters down the length of the side of the hull, the engine cover isn't all yellow, and it's in New York state.

Thanks for being here, Chris! 🙌

exactly what I was thinking

Those tend to be the most expensive 😉

Awe Com'on man - nothing good ever come easy :-)

Yeah. Truth be told many people could actually afford the yacht itself if they blew their life savings on it. What they couldn’t afford is the maintenance, gas, crew, etc. Anyone who owns a yacht that can afford those things has some serious dough.

I feel so sorry for their trouble life

Yeah I had the same problems with all 3 of my yachts, especially finding a heli pilot qualified to do deck landings. Such a pain...

Here in New Zealand we the tink same about those who can afford more than two engines for a boat. And just provide service for ocean yachts of multi billionaires.

My brother has a Sea Vee. It’s one of the best boats and cuts through anything.

You drunk?

What is an "Inlet" ? Is that the waves phenomenon that occurs with currents when vessels have to traverse an "Inlet" ?

What is "F'in bow" ? oh, is it a way to write in american english, to express anger, "FUCKING BOW", meaning the front end of a watercraft vessel is to be kept clear of live occupants when traversing an "inlet" ?

Total idiots never went to boating school! No one on the F'in bow when the boat is under power. Or in movement for you non boaters.

DÉJA VU !

@@mothermom5329 love it mother!

Can you please provide more info? I'm from Canada, would want to know that history.

My thoughts here revised & updated on *"BASTILLE DAY 2022"*. To function logically, the *key meaning* to your concept would have been for the subject in question to add "contrast", and not "camouflage". Your comment deserves a full 10 points out of 10, for your subliminally sarcastic observation about important visibility emergency tools! If, for example, a "greenish-blue" FOREGROUND is SUPERIMPOSED on another "greenish- blue" background, will the human eye immediately distinguish between the two dimentional planes? Read up on the concept of *Infrared Polarization Reversal technologies* ? & help me better express my thoughts in common English.

Those are standard law enforcement blue lights, the sunlight washes them out.

@@slapshot121212 It has been proven, many times over the ages, that, on a perfect universal plane, low-level "LAW ENFORCEMENT", as it is known today, is absolutely "NOT STANDARDS PERFECT". We must leave adequate room for newer tools to be integrated into our current standards, to help us grow, make improvements, learn from others, and for inspired inputs to be shared over the coming centuries.

@@mothermom5329 TF you talkin about? Put down the pipe.

@@Dan-F5050 August 24, 2021. If, based on the importance of using effective safe colors contrasts AT SEA, is still the "SEA WORTHY SAFETY PRECAUTION STANDARDS TO BE DESIGNED AND APPLIED" as a topic here; then, this most recent comment is, in my humble level of intelligence and therefore opinion, a logically Un-intelligible group of words used in time-relevant 2021... !

That's a big boat!

No kidding ...at least cut the waves for the police boat crew. My Dad and I saved a couple of young kids one time from an overturned boat. We were both in our prime then ..my Dad was built like Popeye the sailor man and I was no slouch then either. We were in a canoe.

@@HighGear7445 I’m on the east coast. There seems to be a different culture in boating in Florida. Every time I watch one of theses videos I’m amazed at the total lack of respect for basic boating etiquette.

@@gordondonahue4810 like Florida drivers too!! 😁

Life jackets are the first step, but to be out in that kind of water they really should have known self recovery. It's only a sit on top kayak, flip it and get back on. Even easier with two of you as one can stabilise the kayak while the other hops on.

@@scott1294 they're on a beach having a day out. They should have to expect to be filmed so the world can see them. You sound like a lovely stalker.

@@scott1294 I do get your point,but as they haven't consented to it don't do it. There's plenty of online resources of willing participants if that's what you want. How do you know those girls aren't children? There are lots of issues that all go away if you don't post seedy clips of unaware women who are trying to get a tan. Notice how these videos are taken from quite a distance so as not to be seen by the women. The channel is about boats. If the women who are on the boats see they're being filmed and show off then fair enough. But not covert.

@@scott1294 I'm not supporting it. I watched a video and made this comment. I won't be watching any more. No one else has brought this up but I be there are plenty 9f dad's who've watched and thought the same. The girls shouldn't have to cover up in fear of being spied on. It's like telling women " if you don't want to be raped dress down". Utterly ridiculous. Long range filming of these girls is wrong and they know it. Go and ask the girls and get their permission. But as they'd probably say no they decided to do it from a distance. In my opinion its wrong. You don't have to agree. You can carry on watching.

@@scott1294 we'll have to agree to disagree i think.

What difference does it make? They could've already gone throug customs.

@@littlejackalo5326 You don't continue to fly the yellow flag once you clear customs, you change out to the courtesy flag of the country you are in once cleared to indicate as a foreign vessel you are cleared into the country

@@mikemerrill175 Yes, thanks.

Hate to be THAT guy, but Rose has really let herself go.

I’ll never let go! 😂😂

Dude those guys ... lmao what bros.. i miss Miami

Give her the beans and take Tylenol later.

The day they were happy to see the police. 😂

I guess it reminded them of their crossing from Cuba a few years back... 😂😂

@@Nickdevro lol

That a lot of white skin

Not a soundtrack...derrr

You should! Say hi if you see us on the jetty. 🙌

Lol....that's Hulk hogan riding like a Boss