BOAT ADRIFT IN DANGEROUS WAVES AT HAULOVER INLET | BOAT ZONE
Haulover Inlet in Florida is a popular spot for experienced boaters seeking a thrill. Known for its challenging conditions and strong currents, the inlet connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Intracoastal Waterway and is famous for its rough waves and strong winds, which can make boating hazardous. Despite the risks, many boaters are drawn to the inlet's challenging conditions and the opportunity to navigate through it.
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That older gentleman at the 1 minute mark. I see him in a lot of vids. Dudes as chill as can be in his Boston Whaler. 10 foot waves? Yeah no biggie, I'll just cruise right on out like i'm a god. Dudes totally OG.
Smoothest ride out there!
Don't know anything about boating but the little Boston Whaler's seems to do pretty good for a small boat.
Small craft advisory you say? Bob, get the inflatable we just bought at Walmart pumped up, I have a feel this is going to be a good day.
The gentleman on the Mauntauk (@1:00) should do a tutorial on throttle control.
now i finally know how to handle the waves
He's the only guy who comes back to the harbor bone dry.
one of the only skipps i;ve seen motor in properly, and if you note its still very efficient and speed is still up there at a decent clip
A lot of vids show him. Leaving, returning. Dudes like, gale force winds? yeah no problem, I'll just skip around the corner here and grab a bottle of milk...
At least the jet skiers were smart enough to wear life jackets lol! Everyone else must be marathon swimmers and survivalist 😂
I don’t care how good a swimmer you are - you should ALWAYS wear a life vest on a jet ski!! Anything can happen.
The third boat: just look at the captain - says it all
You need to start calling the guy who goes boating in a long sheve dress shirt and Dockers in a 16’ Boston Whaler “The Black Top Legend “. He’s become a regular.
He's not that legendary.
@@tartarsauce5250 He knows how to take a small boat through the inlet the right way, that's pretty legendary compared to the rest of the captains on here.
@@tartarsauce5250 He's always exiting and entering...nearly every video from BOAT ZONE or other smaller channels...I literally posted the same thing as you responded to with more description...If you have watched these videos and or have ever navigated a smaller vessel out of Haulover on a rough day...I am confident you would upgrade your thought about him...definitely legendary...
call him "Dexter"
@@defekticon Nice to watch a guy that really knows what he is doing.
I'm all for adventure but these folks are nuts. No small boat should be out in these conditions. No life jackets. No engine lanyard. Don't get the stupidity.
Doesn't anyone in Florida wear a PFD? It's so much easier to find bodies when they're floating.
What are you, some kind of NERD?
"Small Craft Advisory".......that must mean they want me to take out my small boat today!
😂😂😂
Challenge accepted!
The number of hard NOPES in this video was funny. We'll call them the smart ones. 🤣
I like the Therapy IV. The captain always seems to operate the boat with confidence and skill, whatever the weather or sea conditions. I am guessing he does fishing for hire. If I ever get down your way, I would consider going out with him.
He's terrible. He takes the inlet far too slow.
3:50 Ain't got no gas in it! 😂😂😂
That reminds me to sharpen my lawn mower blade
The outboard took on too much water and can be fixed, but you can’t fix stupid.
Been through Haulover inlet many times on the jetski, plus Deerfield (worse), Port Everglades, Miami. Good fun
He probably disconnected his man over board cord and doesn't realize it.
A guy like that doesn't use the safety lanyard.
looks like so much fun and relaxation
The video is very beautiful. The ships bobbing on the waves
He went right through a seaweed patch. Seaweed around the prop?
Prop destroys seaweed ... fishing line ? but if it died outright, prop isnt the problem unless overheated
@@rayo1371 Even if it cuts through it, wouldn't it be possible for seaweed to get wrapped around the prop enough to where it caused a failure?
@BalokLives I can't see it happening nor have I in 50 years of boating here ... the seaweed is soft and small ... props obliterate it ... have seen fishing line get caught and seize prop.. you turn off, raise engine or jump in water and cut it off ..
Nothing like kelp which you see on West coast ( don't know if that affects props ) . If the seaweed were disabling recreational boating would be next to impossible.
Jet skiers are heros ❤❤❤❤❤
Those are some big waves I wouldn't be out there
living here you need to have it and make sure vessel is 100% ready to go.
It's a fuel pickup, water in fuel or bad gas problem. Looks like they just repowered with a new engine bracket. Hope they get it sorted out. It'll be a nice fishing boat!
The past few days down here in South Florida have been a mess in the ocean!
3:51 good reason for dual engines
Some days it might be a good idea to stay back behind the bridge where it's calmer.
0:56 Legend 👍
That guy is the best. No matter the seas, he just calmly slides on through. He should give lessons, but I doubt those millionaires would listen.
1:38 smooth
You see that alien in the background? Moving fast on the water. 10:41 Some of these boats are just beautiful. Especially the aluminum boat. On a side note, how many drones have you lost in the water?
These sea conditions are dangerous for all but the most experienced boaters and even then it’s so rough who wants to get pounded and tossed around for the entire boat trip?
unbelievable how many people ride up front in the bow area. sitting or standing behind the captain is MUCH, MUCh smoother and safer ( as long as capt adjusts trim for rear weight when coming up on waves ).
That dude w the whaler is a fucking OG lol
no life jackets in big waves ...
salt water not flushing the water jacket and water pump. two oil changes and fuel filter. Ill gotten maintenance before going out. Lower unit gear oil change something.
Inlet looks dangerous!!😅😊
The second guy in the whaler has it down.... don't know why it's so hard for people to comprehend that if you just do the wave speed and stay between em, your ride will be like butter.
To be fair, many of them don't want a smooth ride. They want a thrill
I use to have a boat on the south coast in the UK what’s the point in going out in these types of conditions you can’t get any speed out of your boats
And what about the E-foil?
The Bernico captain can have much more of that boat, he can call me to give him some lessons in rought waters
The ones I would ride with mystery white one or police today.
Phatt back style.
🤔What could have caused the engine malfunction? #1 lack of maintainance, #2 lack of pre-inspection/testing, #3 no backup/emergency plan or engine
If I hadn’t used my diesel motor for some time I would always run it for 30 minutes at various revs before heading out. It just gave me the confidence that both the motor and fuel were good to go with no leaks etc.
Sometimes, things just break. Although lack of maintenance is a big cause.
Loose nut at the helm.
An early moon rising at 2:01.
Hello. On Wensday 24th at around 1:00 p.m. I don't know if it was you that recorded me in my boat. I was wondering if their was any way to that I can get the recording of my boat because I would like a personal recording of my boat for myself. I could send you a picture of my boat so you can know which boat is mine.
Anybody else start hearing the Gilligan's Island theme hen Therapy IV came on screen?
I allways wonder, what those people think, when getting out to sea in those conditions with waves as tall as a house… Absolutely nutts…
What could have caused the engine malfunction? It's unclear, but I'm sure slamming down 5-8' from the crest of the waves multiple times didn't do the electrical system any good. My guess is a loose wire somewhere.
Someone needs to tell that Therapy IV it's time to turn around and go back. It's too rough for fishing
Debris around the prop. He didn't even trim it up to look.
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I think a meteorite hit it ! Lol
Most of these boats big or small cant handle these conditions, why do they go out?
He literally forgot to Baton down the hatch.....
It seems that haulover pilots' IQ is inversely proportional to the height of the waves^³
I don't know why people want to go out on days like this. The intracoastal is the way to go in an open boat when the waves are cresting.
The lack of life jackets always astounds me.
I dunno what a tow would have cost him, if it as the police nothing, but private? $2-$3 hunnerd .. the look of defeat on the deck hands face who relegated himself to aft guard is priceless, all they accomplished was losing the anchor hatch cover.. and somehow I feel its not even his boat so explain that one . . . i'm thinking if they slow it down or ride the trenches at speed its a lot better on the hull and engine, why so many want to go airborn is beyond me .. use some technique, motor at your vessels capacity things will go a lot smoother, DEFINITELY wear flotation devices if you do choose to go airborn and challenge this surf, one good knock on the noggin and landing outside the boat it may be your last boat ride .. those who put their children in the worst possible place in the boat then get air born or submarine the forward deck without any type of flotation vest on these kids is just irresponsible, I've seen em fall out and had they knocked their had first or there weren't other boaters around to scoop em up the ending may have been quite different, possibly escalated into into a S&R situation and they close the harbor and everyone's day is ruined +1 permanently.... just practice some common sense and logic eliminate as much error as possible .. so you're on TV, do a solo run get your big air, turn around and pick passengers up, exit normally . . .
He sucked up a patch of water most likely.
I don’t know whom had more crack, the people riding in the bow and complaining or the Captain.
No life jackets on a disabled boat in the open ocean. Thats appalling and I would have thought illegal.
Anyone too cheap to buy the tow boat policy should not be anywhere near a boat.
Probably seaweed fouled his prop
Where is the lifejackets? come on you people
I don’t care how much money they have but some people should just not be aloud to operate a vessel!!!!
allowed even
If Flipper isn’t there to help me I’m not going out.
I just don’t understand why, in those conditions, NO ONE is wearing a PFD!!!!
800.00
Good God how many police boats do you need for one outlet
I would think about 30 being how many idiots are out there
2 seaman fer sure ..... lol😅
Why people still drive boats with one motor is beyond my understanding
That police boat is sexy!
Love your show. Way to many guys in these Bout have no is]de as to ride waves. Speed is not one of them and so may pussyng peoples ives at risk. Is this area Patrolled by water Police as i donr see any one wearing life jackets in swell ike this. Aussie Boating.
The older gentleman in the Boston Whaler makes it look so easy. He should teach a boating course to some of the idiots you see in these videos.
7:01 guys a very bad driver.
Dead in the water .... ran out of gas.
If you can't duck it, buck it.
And if you can’t buck it then fook it
And if you can’t buck it fcuk it
And if you cant buck it, foo x it
What part of "small craft advisory" don't people comprehend? Full "R" word! If they get in trouble I have no sympathy for them. They're putting other people at risk having to rescue their stupid asses🤪
That dummy ? I would've charged him everything in his wallet.
That reckless skipper could not care a damn about his buddie trying to hold on and neither respect for his boat. He must come and play here off the Cape of Good Hope. The last thing that will go thru his mind is his butt!!
Old proverb ,if your going to be dumb you have to be tough
Even though someone has a boat for years they often remain complete boneheaded amateurs
maybe 200$ for towing?
It's more than that, for the first hour.
@@denialphasebitcoin5639 w00t ?😱 should go to U.S. and buy a Towboat
Lemme guess, the owner/operator of the Bernico RX10 has a lot more dollars than he has "sense", right? Between the la-dee-dah u-turn and his inability to adjust his speed for the incoming waves shows he's got no sense of throttle control to position his boat. Shameful.
The black rib with the triples and no freeboard is lucky he made it back. That’s what you get for what, $400,000?
more money than sense. i.e. small craft warning ⚠️ go out anyway. dumb very dumb.
8:40 why our government is taking all our money... All the government boats I see on this channel alone is sickening.
Yeaaaa but if you have emergency or need assistance you will be happy to see a government boat.
It couldn't have ended much better if you ask me.. stop with the clickbait thumbnails. The videos are fun to watch without having to lure us to watch stuff that doesn't happen. just sayin
Agreed.
Dumb boat captains.. Can’t believe ALL the boats that POUND the waves & currents.. Damaging their boats 😍😲😲🤔🤔