Boats in the BIGGEST Waves I've Ever Seen at Haulover Inlet
Now let's get this straight.. these wave are huge for South Florida, rest of the world, not that big a deal... on this episode of Haulover Boats we see some big yachts get moved around like the little boats do in the inlet and surfers catching a wave.
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Long period waves are easier to navigate though.
finally, someone who understands!
Okay
Couldn’t have said it better myself. The best proof is at 1:00 with the 20 footer coming in like nothing
I had a 34 foot sea ray in short interval 3-5 and it was pure hell. I’d take 6-8 rollers any day
My wife’s periods are long and hard to navigate
The authentic sounds of splashing water and no added music makes it feel like you are actually there. What a great video. Thank you
Seaside asmr.
Agreed
Also no over-caffeinated narration!
Zipzap is the best. The original ... the other 372627 that post are just copycats. This is the real stuff. No stupid hiphop
One of the best boat channels! 👌🏻👌🏻
The captain of the 1st yacht “hold my beer real quick” 🤭🤟🤙
Awesome, I just love watching these videos....you do a amazing job & keep up the great work!
thanks!
Love the hoopty cruiser outboard conversion. Can't say I've ever seen it done on a boat like this, but it makes sense!
Much cheaper...Better on gas, runs better, ton of storage space , cheaper maintenance etc with that Yamaha all the way back would still have about same waterline and usually faster not that I think they are looking for speed in that boat..
must be fun docking
4:45 looks like a Dixie 821 I have the same boat and it can definitely handle some waves
Thank you as always for your beautiful videos! 5:40 it's Absolute 70. Keep up your great work
Thanks!
Dude in the Mako knew what he was doing! Nice job, Capt. And the guy at 5 min with the loose anchor, SO SLOPPY!!!
Those swells have to be awesome. You have to be eye level at the bow to really appreciate it. When 50 footers and larger get tossed around like 25 footer in a chop , it is badass spooky. SEA SICK CITY.
1:46 was the best driver hands down
Appreciate it when you post information on the boats, make, model, motors, and esp. estimated cost :)
You’re going into the ocean, if you can’t handle tidal bore, give up lol. I respect those guys with the 20ft fishing boats.
I respect the guys who did this 200 Years ago!!
My dad used to take me out over the surf in a 17ft open bow 55hp. I told him once my friends dad said that boat had no business in the ocean. My dad said, “eh, look what the big boys are all dragging behind em in case thier fancy boat can’t handle it”. We survived, although I’m not sure it was a good idea.
@Mr Lion This inlet may not be a tidal bore but it is a true tidal phenomenon. More of a shoal.
@@ED-es2qv he's got a point haha why would they be dragging those tiny boats if they couldnt handle it
@@Malc664 ...why is this inlet so treacherous?
5:10 Looks like that bow's already taken a couple of whacks from that anchor.
3:00 didnt spill a single drop of champagne. Cheers to the captain
Do you know why the yacht makes smoke ?
@@Iruoffssa diesel powered
MrT 06 - they totally are not. 🙄
MrT 06 - it’s because it WASN’T a smaller boat that is precisely why you’re incorrect. You don’t drive a Semi the way you do a sports car. 🙄
MrT 06 - it just plain was not. Period.
Real world application of boat design and pilot skillset. I appreciate it.
Vikings are the nicest boats. That sleek design. I love them
These are so relaxing to watch 🌊😌
1:51 that yacht barely cleared !
I thought the same thing. I was even saying to myself 5,4,3,2,1... what it cleared that bridge?
Absolute mad lads heading out in those seas
2:35 that's a very attractive boat!!!
Sure is!
I agree. Beautiful
💯
And it shows how it's done!
Waterjets, 50 knots!
Geeat video. Waves not too bad. The volume of water compared to other days are incredable. The bigger boats took it well. As did some smaller ones (must be experianced skippers). Otherwise everyone else stayed in. Cant mess with mother nature. She always wins. Nice to see no idiots on the water other than the one with the loose anchor. Thanks for going out there to film for us. Stay safe.
when going through there are you going to want to use full up trim?? im not a boater just curious..
Jetskiers: “Im bout to end this mans whole career.”
Dude, the waves were HUGE all up the east coast for some reason!
Great vids...used to live on the East Coast....Haulover...my favorite beaches.
The Capt of the Mako handled that like a boss.
This is a very calming channel, I Love It !!! 👊🏽❤️
ASMR. These videos put me in a state of “good feels” - this one is particularly good for me :)
Seeing high status objects probably does that for ya
That AMG boat was raw , it was defiantly worth watching the whole video . Since everyone has different preferences , you never know what to see in these videos
It doesn't matter how big your boat is, there is always going to be a wave out there that is bigger. Even if you are on a 1,000 ft cruise ship.
these vids, lower my bp! Thx, an Happy 2021!!
Love your videos. I'm surprised they allow the wave runners to run around like crazy. Boats can't see 'em under one of those swells.
Nobody cares!! Aim for them!!
So, from watching a whole bunch of these out of fascination, it seems like coming in is an exercise in "surfing" the ocean swells moving up the inlet. Especially if you're going against a lowering tide. Going out seems to be more about keeping your speed from getting out of control and keeping the bow from going too high or too low. Oh, and not killing your crew when you go flying and smack back down.
The yacht at 3:18 seems to be polluting a lot of exhaust. is that normal?
Florida sure is blessed with a gorgeous color of water!
Buen video, se puede ver como la marea esta bajando en ese momento.
5:02 doesnt that thing look a bit stubby, also i keep waiting for the anchor to slam a hole in the bow when hitting a wave.
jake lencher same haha
A single outboard? Maybe it’s a hybrid. Lol
Someone should have yelled "Stop playing with your dinghy"
Moto.......THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID...
@@slit4659 hehe
Boat mechanic to captain of Ferretti : “looks like you blew a seal”. Captain: “no, no. That’s just mayonnaise from my sandwich.
😂😂😂😂
I don't get it
An oldie... but a goodie.
The polar bear always made more sense than a captain.
Wahahaha
Love your videos, title is a little dramatic.Those boats were just rolling on doing what they do.
just reminds me how poor i am
LtTruck29 I feel the same way as long as I can catch walleye I’m fine with it! 😂😂
Shit cost $. My parents lived on a 45 foot Richardson try cabin. 1960 two staterooms two heads. In seattle.back in the 80.slip back then was 300+ dollars month. must be 100.00 a foot there.in 2020
@@brianjacobsen5762 I have custom made windows for a 1960 Richardson!
The wealth on display on these vids is just staggering
money can’t buy brains though
What were sirens for at 2:20 mark ?
The boat with the swinging anchor, was it designed with outboard power or is that a retrofit? Even though it was moving smoothly, to me it was considerably under powered. Any info on that vessel?
I would think it sunk by now, taken out by its anchor...
Retrofit...originally twin screws...mercruiser 350s.
5:04,.... Anchor, meet hull. Hate to see some of these Captains in the PNW at Westport or Colombia bar...
Looks like it's made a spot banging already....
They would get too cold lol...
3:15 ol buddy fixing 2 fup.🇺🇸
Yeah, what was the Captain of this million dollar yacht thinking?!
@ 5:25 what is that? it was originally inboard i suspect, looks like an old 90s cruiser that was repowered with an outboard. in its day it was sweet, today it probably still is,
Better late than never! The inlet was definitely nasty looking. The mako 234 played it safe was good to see....The AB Yacht was something new to see as well...As always, quality video I enjoyed watching at lunchtime . Thanks ZipZap 🤙 #ChallengeTheBuild out✌
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I read that inlet is pretty shallow. I wonder how close to bottoming out some of these big guys come that draw a few feet of water.
We go full throttle in most of them waves we only have a 18.6 ft boat and it has a 175 just hammer down
What was that SS Minnow looking boat at 5:20?
Looks like a pretty good break offshore, just below the horizon. Is that a reef?
Anyone know what kind of boat is at 6:13
whats up with the port side black smoke at 3:22? lost an engine?
It's cool seeing the yachts going over the big waves. If I had one of those yachts my crew would have to have a license to carry. Especially if I was going to sleep on it out in the ocean. Every member would have a 38 on their hip. Lol
Why? Pirates where you live are there?
@@riverbuilder2251 yup. Large yachts that have a crew, off the coast of Florida, usually travel to the Caribbean. There are lots of pirates in those waters. Happens all the time. They board your vessel and rob you.
That Ferretti 97 took a strange line coming in and really let off the power for some reason.
I noticed that too
The way he kept backing off makes me think they had a mechanic on board looking at an issue or some kind of test during a sea trial.
It was broken ... they don't typically belch that much black smoke, and it looked odd going out and coming back. Might have been a survey run ... I know there are at least two for sale in that area. Hull needs a little care given to it too.
it was loosing propulsion..run then stop,run then stop,something was wrong with it...
It looked like he was timing the wave , the boat actually stayed pretty level compared to others , and black smoke is exactly what you want to see when you accelerate hard on a diesel engine , It is probably better to charge in though , if you time it wrong or you do have a mechanical problem half in , you would be in trouble.
Another great video !! That boat at 5:15 is that single outboard it's main power or an auxiliary ?? Also I hope he knows a good GRP repair person !! Thanks for the video .
Looking at the cowling that looks like a 300hp yamaha. Very good engine
@@Serveck Just my opinion but a boat that large / big show have more than 300 hp . Just saying .
That boat was originally inboard. They stuck an outboard bracket on the back and ditched the inboard. I would have gone with twins though
Yacht captains earning their keep. The one who let the swinging anchor hit the boat should be fired.
Yeah i saw that
My friend down there was a Captin and we would often go out in vary rough sea in her California heavy duty sail boat. I don’t know how I let her get away.
I have always wondered if a big hydraulic or pneumatic vibratory device could flatten out waves in inlets like this.
5:41 does anyone know what this is? Nice-looking boat! Not my personal style, or price range (definitely not), but I can appreciate a good-looking boat when I see one
Absolute 70 Express cruiser
No way man!! Those idiotic reflective panels on the sides of the boat look like Fido's ass!!
@@larryslemp9698 Yeah, you're right actually. I mostly looked at the profile of the boat, but if I had the money for one, I'd have the money to have them remove those stupid things or make them matte haha
Finally a good video with no music just te sounds
5:02 mark Does anyone know what kind of boat that is?
5:05 Stow that anchor!
What a strange boat at 5:01. Looks like the outboard was never meant to hang off the back of that thing. I wonder if it was cheaper to build a mount for the small outboard than to replace the inboard?
That is a 30' Tollycraft Sedan apprx 1978 or so. Originally twin 350 mercruiser direct drive...the swim step has been extended and outboard added. Maybe engines removed?
Does the angle or wash of the waves block and/or go up exhaust on some of these boats. I’ve seen that black smoke three times now at the particular inlet.
II thought it looked like he lost power and had to restart it.
Is Leonardo driving the first boat remind me of LADY M from wolf of Wall Street. Lol Again thank you for the video!!
I could watch these for hours
that diesel smoke billows under the water line. how does that work?
Where is this at?
Nice day for the channel, still not sure this one or Saint Augustine channel lol both notorious coming in with a long fetch on your stern ebb at front. Shirt tail breeze sounds good
I want that Viking Seascape. I've seen it, or ones like it, in these videos before, and it always seems to handle the waves with ease.
I’d expect it to, other than the fact that it’s the best fishing boat, and prob costs 8 mil base price
how do you know the specs on a lot of these boats especially in a lot of your other videos? are you a member of the same marina or something? just curious because you usually get engine and hp also that can vary from boat to boat. just curious. and i love watching the older diesels rolling coal when the hit reverse. work those cats. its beautiful. nice videos.
thanks, just years of doing this and getting very good at research and knowing how to find what i'm looking for. The ID of boats usually adds about 8 hours to the edit time of a video.
That first handling it like a champ lol didnt seem to bother it at all.
The first boat in the video had to go through some tough waves but after that the waves didn't look all that unusual to me.
it is the swell size that is very unusually, we don't usually see such large swells in Miami. for sure it can get more messy
The first vessel is a Neptunus 62, great vessel, handled the waves well
Wow…the best video.🎉
Is that the owner of the Ferretti driving or a captain
6:56 why does that boat has amg on it while it has suzuki engines?
Its a hybrid
What is clearance for that bridge?
Donde queda esto ?
One boat there had its anchor dangling. Bashing against the bow at every wave.
4:16 looks like a conch, beautiful boat
I can see some people are going fishing at sea, but the others? Where are they going?? Thanks Laurie, New Zealand
You want a sketchy and tough place to get in and out of, try Depoe Bay in Oregon. 30ft wide entrance surrounded by reefs and breaking waves, in the side of a cliff... the guys that fish out of there are known as the hole in the wall gang, and rightfully so.
I've been looking at Depoe Bay.. doesn't seem like a lot of traffic is possible there.. is there traffic?
wow; I spent about 3 weeks on the Soleado over 2 summers cruising the Bahamas!! great yacht :-) 2:01 and 2:47
5:02 ... what is this? Other than the free swinging anchor, looks like it would be a nice little inexpensive ICW boat with some care and maintenance. Man, if it had a torqueedo outboard and some decent solar on it I could be out fishin' before anyone even knew I left.
Battlehymn63 I was curious what this vessel was as well.
I want to see a Nordhavn go thru here on a rough day.
Wow! did that many times in a 21 foot Whaler with twin 70 outboards on her there was one day so many of us were hanging onto the center console it ripped right off the floor on us we all looked at each other with that Holy Shit look on our faces most of those journeys we had the boat loaded with 12 Aluminum Dive tanks and dive gear for 4 guys onboard back inthe mid 1980s all you heard was the tanks clanging on top of one another all over that damn boat as we didn’t have good tank storage onthat one yet it was a wet exciting adventure everytime and that boat did haul ass
Man that predator 74 at 59 sec glides through the water nice for a big boat
Congrats on 99.9k subscribers!
the number of swinging anchors heading into those waves is shocking...
Novices
A couple of questions. First how far out do you have to go before the waves calm down, or do they? Second I see the police boat, do they hassle you on the ocean to see if you have been drinking? Here in the Midwest on the lakes its not uncommon to be stopped 2 or 3 times a day on the weekend to see if you have been drinking then will also inquire if you have any weapons or drugs on the boat.
waves this big are uncommon, it can get pretty rough in the inlet and it does when the waves are small with wind and outgoing tide, the messy part is usually only around 100-300 yards from the mouth of the inlet and then it can be flat calm.. the cops don't do much of that in Miami
6:06 Gilligan and the Skipper made it back!
scottymac62 I was sitting here thinking the exact same thing, “damn, someone refloated the SS Minnow...”
Same here🤣🤣
That dangling anchor at the 5:05 mark is a sure way to bash a fiberglass hull!
These waves are nice, even, and regular. Go to Lake Michigan, navigating those waves is a challenge, cause they come from all directions at once.
Well done captains!
Yacht was “rolling coal”.
come to moriches inlet on Long Island for some big boy rollers
Them waves ain't even close to gnarly for a big offshore gamefisher. A center console with outboards would be a very wet day....
5:02 , that anchor can puncture the hull.
Man, I'd love to see a power cat slice through those waves!