Yacht Crew Duties In Bad Weather | Bella EP 5

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Day 5 on board Motor Yacht Bella. Rough sea and bad weather heading our way, most of the interior crew out down and out. These are the duties of Yacht Bella's crew in weather like this.
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@maxstanley966 3 года назад

What are you mainly doing on this boat as a job just content for it or something else ?

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

My job was to create awareness of Bella. Get you all to meet the crew, film daily and introduce another yacht to the world of online exposure. 😊

@mitchellbarnow1709 3 года назад

@@jaredwatney They’ve got the right guy!

@rallics 3 года назад

@@jaredwatney love the boat. now just to make 500+ mil so i can get one myself. OK then off to work........

@Goldmangun 3 года назад

My dad (now in his 70s) used to be a waiter on board a ferry that crossed the North Sea on its regular route. If the weather was bad and he couldn't finish the washing up before they docked, he used the throw whatever was left out of the porthole and record it as breakages!

@jayseaem 3 года назад

I can relate to that, i was a cook on the " m/v Norland " Hull to Rotterdam.

@the_crewchef 3 года назад

Even felt a bit queasy just watching this haha!! Also important to note - we are not often sailing in seas like this, it'll only be a few days whilst crossing or s spot of bad weather. 99.9% of the time we avoid bad weather like the plague as nobody likes it, keeps the yacht safe etc. That's why it's not 'imperative' that crew members have sturdy sea legs.

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Everyone follow this lady! Because you’ll be posting more, right Nina 🤔😉

@Divedown_25 3 года назад

I love that Jared said, it’s totally warranted to be seasick on your first journey. And honestly, who would like to pay $100K for a week and get served some stew by a smelly fish stinking NorthSea crew in rain gear rubber boots and a cig in the mouth... unshaved since last year

@keithprice3369 Год назад

I've enjoyed your channel. Have you and Jared ever served on the same yacht?

@suunto61 3 года назад

Actually found this more interesting than the artsy photography videos

@johngammon7891 3 года назад

Captain Tom used to always tell us to "keep your belly full and you won't get sick" his logic was more food less water, keeps the sloshing in the stomach down, helps keep the food down... worked for me.

@jstbig1 3 года назад

Saltine crackers.....

@chiane1968 3 года назад

It's amazing how these super yachts are basically designed to be floating living rooms parked in a calm anchorage/port, with daytrips, and ocean going seaworthiness is a secondary consideration. Square edges, breakable stuff everywhere. 3 meter swell and 150 ft. of OMG!

@jonkje 3 года назад

It comes down to the wishes and priorities of the owner.. Simple as that

@jaru75 3 года назад

Absolutely true.. how I wish I could afford a Nordhavn boat and calmly cruise even in the stormy waters at a quiet 7Knots! :-)

@aarongold2426 3 года назад

I think most of us agree that Jared Watney makes some of the best content on RU-vid.

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Aaron. You the best

@gingie1189 3 года назад

jeeez im on a survey vessel in the northsea and was just about to comment before he mentioned it, lmao

@BlackAnvil47 3 года назад

One of the worse incidents to happen to crew members during rough seas was the rolls during showering 🚿. The water tanks port and starboard could shift cold water to scalding water causing sailors to leap from showers with 1st degree to 3rd degree water burns. I remember one sailor onboard the USS San Jose AFS 7 in 83 was nearly blinded and was medically discharged due to his injuries. Being out to sea can be fun but it do have its own perils....Bravo 👏Zulu for your videos.

@ianhamilton396 3 года назад

Upstanding and applauding for the crew member(s) who turned green. You are heroes, you can do this and you're awesome !

@BlackAnvil47 3 года назад

I remember my first time being sea sicks was in December 1982 I though I was going to die.....but I got use to it in the U. S. Navy. Although in my 18 years in the Navy, some U.S Servicemen have jumped overboard committing suicide from being sea sick. It's rare but it does happen for a few trying to obtain their sea legs.

@vidgre 3 года назад

Woho a new video ;D

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Love posting them!

@jeffharper6259 3 года назад

Jared you are so right about the difference between a luxury yacht and a competition sail boat (for example) handling in rough seas as they are designed for different purposes. Love the channel, please continue your very entertaining creative efforts.

@seanmorrow6729 3 года назад

Great video!

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Thanks Sean!

@OzziE263 3 года назад

Top video as normal!

@dbfbobt 3 года назад

Did 8 years of my youth in submarines. When it got choppy we would just run a little deeper. Advantage... a submarine can usually come back up.

@superiorlol 3 года назад

Its great that you respond to nearly every comment.🥰🥰

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

I try to as much as possible! It’s 9pm here now so will continue in the morning!

@pr1mecatty627 3 года назад

Good video

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Thank you thank you!!

@Pinefenario 3 года назад

North sea veteran here🤣. But nice video! Did you guys tried the good old life jacket under the matras trick? You know put the life jacket and the survival suit under your matras so at least you will not be rolling while you try to sleep.....

@urlocalsimp5505 3 года назад

Your editing is perfect, thanks Jared!

@weareorigin 3 года назад

A yacht where every crew member is handsome 😉

@YachtBuoy 3 года назад

Personally, I love the rough weather (as long as I am on a vessel that can handle the waves). The worst weather I experienced was when I was serving in the Royal Navy and we were taking part in a NATO exercise off the coast of Scotland (JMC). We were in a force 11 Gale - when you stood aft and faced forward below deck, then you could see the ship bending. We had to strap ourselves in our pits in order to get some sleep. I have a huge amount of respect for the north and Bering sea fishermen and women who brave those kind of conditions on a regular basis. I was on a Type 23 frigate but I could not imagine how sea states like that must feel when you are on a fishing boat. One of the reasons I volunteered for the RNLI was because I love the rough weather....sorry for waffling on lol

@59patrickw 3 года назад

did the same in mid 1980 a storm and a half in fore's Iceland gap on a towed- a- ray patrol . worst I had in 10 years service was Irish sea and bay of bisque but that was a huge swell Jared if its worse at the front in lumpy seas why put the owner at the front f the boat and not give them a smoother ride ?????

@YachtBuoy 3 года назад

@@59patrickw nice to connect with you shipmate ⚓️

@59patrickw 3 года назад

@@YachtBuoy same shipmate i did 1978 to 1988 4 ships

@YachtBuoy 3 года назад

@@59patrickw proper old school then 😀 I did 95 until 2001. HMS Sheffield, HMS Invincible, USS Klakring (exchange) HMS Norfolk and then PJHQ in Northwood

@superiorlol 3 года назад

Super vid.👍👍

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Thanks so much!

@superiorlol 3 года назад

@@jaredwatney You're killin it every single time. 🤩

@robertjordan2962 3 года назад

Great video Jared! Thanks for explaining the rinse down as things were a little different on my US navy vessel some years ago.

@joe65cool41 3 года назад

Great video. Keep it up always looking forward for more

@fender42421 3 года назад

cheers mate, another great video as always, amazing content!

@LeventeLaskoy 3 года назад

I didn't watch it. But i know this video is amazing aswell!

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Haha thanks makes me happy!! Thanks Levente

@twist2828 3 года назад

He is correct about the day worth of work to get the salt off. I was on a South Pacific crossing and it was rough for 10 day straight. No rinsing at all. Took us 5 days to get the salt off the boat.

@maritimefilminguk 3 года назад

Awesome video mate! 😀

@TheOUboy 3 года назад

Great Video Jared Thanks for sharing

@aaronwilcox6417 3 года назад

Good point about many of the luxury yachts aren't made for real rough seas. Lots of stress in those conditions.

@Pendarr7 3 года назад

Just found your channel, love it!!

@johnpamick2330 3 года назад

I binge watched all day and loved every second.

@renevandenbrandhorninge 3 года назад

It's a Feadship so 3 meter waves is no problem 🤣 love you comment about the North Sea 👍👊💪

@paulsmyers203 3 года назад

I live on a 43' catamaran and have to take Dramamine for our ocean passages. Nothing to be ashamed of. One of my clients (~200' motor yacht) had a large marble slab coffee table break loose on an Atlantic crossing. It worked like a battering ram and destroyed the owner cabin. Oops! Good thing they were already headed to the yard for refit.

@marcelocury4999 3 года назад

You rock Jared! 👏🏽

@richmiller2501 3 года назад

Great Video !!!

@brianmckechnie6430 3 года назад

Must have missed some so will need to go back and catch up. Great infovid as always Jared, thanks man

@Tony-InLosAngeles 3 года назад

Great work man!

@jaru75 3 года назад

Thanks for an awesome video looking out for more videos especially of Yachting around the lovely African waters.

@frankv4271 3 года назад

First View, Comment and Like. woops Vova beat me by seconds, probably good for you.

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Thanks Frank!!

@olivergriffiths4445 3 года назад

love these videos

@mrwobbly185 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.

@cathycarpenterzink912 3 года назад

Great content!! love love love you your RU-vid!!!

@derrickclemons2862 3 года назад

Great Content. Love the channel...

@bill_4888 3 года назад

Okay Jared, want to know what your 10:03 of rolling and pitching did to this inland lake fresh water boater? Yup, I got dizzy and queazy. Perhaps it would take some conditioning and medication for me to cope with seas like that! My father once told me that the only cure for seasickness is to stand under a tree.

@Daniel-uj1nu 2 года назад

Amazing!

@PhilippeGaspard 3 года назад

Great video

@blewyd 3 года назад

Great video! The camera work and editing was just amazing in this video. Keep up the good work!

@kj3rd2657 3 года назад

Thanks for your Video's and like to see more driving from the bridge.

@i_blame_cam3281 3 года назад

Awesome video Jared honestly you videos have given me such inspiration starting in the yachting career next year as a deckhand. Applying for my qualifications in April hopefully I can find a job at the end of the year. But thank you for being such a awesome vlogger

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Hey no problem Cameron!! Wish you all the best

@jackson7421 3 года назад

. Jared trying to show the swell, but not finding any hanging laundry but undies and being classy enough not to show. 7:55. Great video as always

@petekelly7991 3 года назад

That was an awesome episode! Keep up the great work !

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Thank you Pete!

@zippyearth 3 года назад

Epic!

@lindt26 3 года назад

Really enjoying these videos. Keep them coming boet 🇿🇦😁

@mikebuehrle9897 3 года назад

i was in the navy, seas like those, best sleep ever !

@thattoolguy9432 3 года назад

The choppier the better for me , best nights sleep i ever get

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Not when you lifting off your bed and using your feet to hold you down on your bed 😂

@thattoolguy9432 3 года назад

@@jaredwatney I don't know why they fit normal bunks on yachts', we have a cot style bunk on sea going vessels .. get thrown about a bit, but that's what pillows are for .. my head hits the pillow and im out for the count

@mr.bill.8236 9 месяцев назад

I was on a cruise ship going up the Mississippi delta. When the ship rounded a corner the starboard could be 20 feet above port. I've never seen so many people puke until that night.

@danielmcnaughton4355 3 года назад

Hey J , currently doing my courses at sysa , thanks for all the guidance

@Donald_Shaw 3 года назад

Great video with great information -- my stomach would be inside-out with three meter swells. Thanks for the video Jared -- always appreciated.

@tingeling953 3 года назад

Awesome Video as always. And I'm not going to bash them for being sick on flat water. Just a quick question: wouldn't it make sense to cover as much as possible during these passages? like plastic foil on the stainless or something?

@joolscornwell1307 3 года назад

Good work 🎧🎩🦜🦜🦜🦋🦋🔌🎬❤️❌

@raymondcook3448 3 года назад

Hey I just wanna say that I have been watching yt for about 8 years and I have enjoyed you filming style the most.

@paulc5333 3 года назад

Hope the girls feel better soon. Question/vlog idea... how would you handle sea states like that with pax aboard. They would still expect full services right?

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

A lot of the time most guests just retreat to their cabin when the sea is rough. - No matter how wealthy you are, a body that feels sea sick doesn’t want to eat.

@wannabedal-adx458 2 года назад

@@jaredwatney I would be having the time of my life in seas like this!!! But then, I was in the US Navy on an aircraft carrier that had to deal with seas in the North Atlantic during the winter so was used to it!!! Love the videos, mate!

@leewyckoff 3 года назад

Hi Jared, I'm just checking in with you. Glad to see you back on a yacht. There was a time when I once intended to retire and live out my days on a yacht off the cote d azur. That is why I'm drawn to videos such as you have made here. I was sea sick only once -- memorably. I'm now 82 and retired to the Sonoran Desert in Mesa, Arizona USA. Bon voyage.

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Wow awesome Lee! Sounds like you in a good place there now to. Enjoy and thanks for watching my content

@foxamongdeli6745 3 года назад

Love ya videos man! Good and bad to see you back on yachts as the bush plane content was also ace. You were speaking on how these boats are not designed for some of those larger swells. It would be interesting if you were to do a segment on why they are designed in such a way, are surely it would very much be to everyone’s advantage if they could handle the rougher stuff better. In a similar vain, it would be pretty cool to see some of the more technical details about the boat, which I am guessing would link back into why it struggles in heavier weather

@ValentijnStomp 3 года назад

I remember the time I was working on a 150 metre cargo ship with the accommodation on the bow. We were in a storm in the med with 11 metre swell on the bow. I was sleeping and remember being thrown out of my bed and waking up standing😂 spoke to the bosun about the whole ordeal, he told me 3 other person had the same happen to them. Crazy shit

@johannesurbat7726 3 года назад

Just floor it and you´ll be gliding over the swells :P

@JohnGuzik 3 года назад

In the Navy, we picked up some new crew members in Bahrain. As we were going out through the straits of hormuz, one of the new guys was sitting in CIC with their seatbelt on, hoodie up, hunched over with a barf bag nearby. He asked--'it isn't going to stay like this is it'? He found out the answer was no, but not for the reasons he hoped.

@BobMuk08 3 года назад

Ignore the haters..I like that you tell us the realities of your work... its the behind the scenes nitty-gritty that allows the Clients to have a good time. It would be good to hear what clients think if they & the owner are willing to participate... all the showboating & trash comments would go in the bin anyway... TBH most of us are fed up of Bimbo/toyboy influencers anyhow. Great vid Jared.

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Thank you Bob!

@mitchellbarnow1709 3 года назад

Jared, you are so lucky that you don’t get seasick! I can’t take motion of any kind, because my inner ear’s fluid takes a week to stop pitching and rolling around.

@danielterry382 3 года назад

Other than the Wave chop, the weather looks nice, as it is snowing here in the Mid Atlantic states.

@Grady00683 3 года назад

I lived between two tool boxes in Missile compartment second level On a Trident SUB and yeah PD was always clamming

@JohnGuzik 3 года назад

Another solution is to rig up a hammock so the boat swings around you.

@achimlunghamer8381 3 года назад

I was sea sick on the north sea🤦‍♂️🤣👍

@bgd73 3 года назад

those modern marvels look huge and heavy at the dock. there is length, beam and materials that do very good out there. all steel at 120 foot and 200 tons etc. I am subscribed for the mega yacht illusion anyway.

@ronbrueske4089 3 года назад

Being Sea sick sucks, always feel sorry for those who get sea sick.

@Apexium 3 года назад

Great video! I would like to stress, that even water is not wasted, making potable water from sea water takes a lot of energy. And in yacht, energy is produced by generators which uses fuel. So no waste, but some sort of emissions are produced.

@jwyzdm 3 года назад

You must be a riot at parties.

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

You are not wrong. It’s why I added the *water waste label when I said that. 😊

@chrisdeboer7805 3 года назад

Hey mate loving the evolve gt shirt. I've seen your board in past video's do you always travel with it. I my else of have 3 board's love them all haha.

@johnchristopher20 2 года назад

I only get dizzy and nauseous- classic seasickness- on aircraft, usually when landing. In a storm at sea, no stomach problems, but intense vertigo. I just can’t stand up, let alone walk.

@calebwiseman2887 3 года назад

I swear I saw your boat near Melbourne Australia Victoria

@ntvtexan5015 3 года назад

The new guy is having trouble..."Damn it Newbie, you forgot to pack your damn SEA LEGS !" Maybe he'll remember them on the next trip.

@ericfleming6594 3 года назад

Jared , i sure enjoyed this video, great content and explanations of life at sea, unless i missed it , you didn't update us on the boat count ! lol my guess is 29 total, what is the current count ?

@everardcrump.5747 2 года назад

Jeez...you could swim in that.

@seang2012 3 года назад

I have been seasick once and it was so miserable. Ugh.

@jedsmithson6284 3 года назад

Forgot how good this guys content was.

@jaredwatney 3 года назад

Thanks Jed! I’ll try not let you forget again

@patrickabas1112 3 года назад

two Gin Tonic per day takes the seasickness away (and many more other things too)

@L0copoco 3 года назад

Hi I’m from Puerto Rico and was wondering when are you guys coming in so maybe I can see you at least from long distance

@donnerlake6786 2 года назад

Awesome videos, especially this one! I love how you explained the rinse-down ideas. You said that desalination waste is actually "nill" but doesn't it use a lot of electricity and thus diesel fuel to make the fresh water?

@patsavage1245 Год назад

Nothing's free.

@alex_aka_dev 3 года назад

I'd probably be sea sick xD unless my body-board floating experience will assist with issue ;)

@MikiBrett 3 года назад

What about your stabilizers? The stabilizers could smooth out most of the pitching?

@frankv4271 3 года назад

Jared, is their a size of yacht, were swells are less of an issue as far as you know, from yacht movements to sea sickness?

@aflaz171 3 года назад

Yeah, the kind that stay in Port!

@tistarrak242 3 года назад

Explorer yachts are can probably Handel bad weather way better than normal yachts

@chunkychinn 3 года назад

@@tistarrak242 Try a Nordhavn. Built for anything and everything.

@TauronB2G 2 года назад

What kind of range do those yachts get? When there is inclement weather are you guys able to anticipate it and travel around it?

@paulsimm3712 3 года назад

I've watched hundreds of vlogs / videos of mega yachts . and I've never seen one person smoking on board. is it allowed ? don't want that beautiful décor going off yellow due to smoke . never seen an ash tray come to think off it so what's the score on smoking ?

@joepangean6770 3 года назад

What happens to super yachts in really bad weather? I know they try to avoid any weather, but hurricane season in the Caribbean can change quickly for a yacht doing a crossing. I would expect all those furnishings like pianos, chairs, lamps, swimming pools, hot tubs, etc. to become quite active on deck. Also, do crew members who get seasick have that noted on their employment record?