У нас говорят: "Морское судовождение - это наука, речное судовождение - это искусство!" С уважением от речников России 🤝
@user-fj3qu2bm9d2 ай бұрын
Thank you…. From one artist to another. 🤝😉
@marktwained2 ай бұрын
@@marktwained these are difficulties of translation. It meant "skillful". But it turned out funny 😊
@user-fj3qu2bm9d2 ай бұрын
Could you imagine back in the day when they didn't have all the fancy electronics? Guys on the bow with ropes and knots taking depth readings?
@jjaagg50506 ай бұрын
Your patience is amazing...... it was like watching that flanking maneuver in slow motion.
@BL-jt3qt6 ай бұрын
This is great stuff Captain. New subscriber. I'm a die-hard Duluth, MN laker boatnerd...but have caught the bug with what you do!
@chuckg60396 ай бұрын
👍🏻👍🏻
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
Amazing how you guys guide the boats through turns like that-thanks for sharing another day on the river.
@savannahg15886 ай бұрын
I rode a towboat on the Mo river back in to 80s was chief engineer on the Dan C Burnett a 4 engine boat know all about the tight turns,, and racing the bank Capt. Dan made it look easy !!!
@dougwilliams813625 күн бұрын
I’m sure there are a Lot of folks on the boats who are jealous of those that have a huge amount of experience because this is serious Bidnez. 👍🙏
@kens.37296 ай бұрын
I live on a narrow boat on the UK canals. I did a flank on a river turn once just for kiks. Didn't need to. Actually works. I even made those hissing sounds your throttles make. Ha Ha. Great stuff Cap.
@matthewhutchinson49426 ай бұрын
👍🏻
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
Nicely Done Captain!. I think I'm finally starting to understand "Flanking".
@robertmccullough48226 ай бұрын
Love the videos!!
@richdfrmn2 ай бұрын
It doesn't get any better than that capt. lovin what ya do I went through Havana today man have they got the grain barges and the river is so low.
@williambillwaynerobertson9306 ай бұрын
I love hearing those big turbos whistle
@VegasUndergroundcade6 ай бұрын
As all ways captain very much appreciate the ride along and the knowledge of the river, thank you sir
@pmorgan59896 ай бұрын
Well done Capt looks like you've done that a few times, and yes I realize each time there's different circumstances with tide, depth etc but great skills
@rjay496 ай бұрын
On a pucker level of 1 to 10, I was at 7 to 8. You were probably 1, strong 1.25 (post radar review) because of your knowledge of the river and what your vessel will give you when asked (demanding may get one in trouble, as I have learned). Absolutely love the audio combined with the vibration of the windows to get a feel of the engines being used to guide you through the narrow channel. Watching this gives a greater understanding of how the inland waterways are used to transport materials and how much moves in just one day.
@groovespoonB6 ай бұрын
I stay at a “pucker level” 5-6 all the time. I just am good at looking like 0-1 level. 😉👍🏻
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
That was a very nice compliment. Thank you. 👍🏻
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
Hauled beans to Buffalo Island back in the fall. Was thinking about ya when i see the tow boats go by.
@cliffbrown25664 ай бұрын
Great job Captain. That’s a tight corner. 👍❤️
@dmorgan286 ай бұрын
You make it look easy Kyle
@michaelmcclenahan26496 ай бұрын
At this point in my career, it is mostly. Thank you.
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
All that fancy equipment and you still use old school tools like the whiskers on that buoy. That is so cool. ⚓
@lightning92796 ай бұрын
The river don’t lie. 👍🏻
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
That is one tight turn there....
@jackwhite60306 ай бұрын
like a PRO
@nativespiritindian82786 ай бұрын
Liked it cap
@carlbaker29966 ай бұрын
Great job, after watching alot of your work I am beginning to understand a little about these boats operate. I do have a question again, I used to do alot of boating in Tenn. at Norris Lake and seen when the TVA put a newbie in charge of the release of water, and have heard from the older guys at the docks, that sometimes a new guy would not adhere to old ways and flood the lake with to much water in the spring. My question is this, Have you seen this happen when they change the old guard of the engineers when it comes to the dredging of the river????
@roynichols47456 ай бұрын
No. Don’t think there’s much freedom of expression with dredge fellas.
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
Awsome video man love it.
@randylamar9436 ай бұрын
On the river Rijn in Europa. Its still very busy also with low water.
@woltervoorwaarts25 ай бұрын
Pro!
@Navigator_on_the_bridge6 ай бұрын
Dancin' with the buoys again. Nuthin' wrong with that. LOL You'd probably be a good airplane pilot and pool player with your mastery of vectors and angles!
@geekfreak6186 ай бұрын
My boat has been next to the house for 10 years.
@shaggyrandy12646 ай бұрын
captain think your knowledge and skill have to be shared in some form or the other you ever think about ways that you may incorporate your knowledge and pass it on to others in a way that would benefit you as well flanking to me seems like an art which I'm sure can only be learn by during with some understanding of the river
@andrewwingfield82906 ай бұрын
I think that by producing these videos, Kyle is passing along as much knowledge as possible, without actually being right there in the wheelhouse with him. One thing is obvious, you need to be on the river to be able to learn this trade. There are just so many varying conditions, and there is no way to learn about them except for experience.
@straybullitt6 ай бұрын
No way to learn it better than doing it. Young pilots don’t learn much if any sitting on settee, and just watching. That’s where shitty teachers have them. This is a trade that the only way to learn is to do it. Obviously with someone skilled watching over, and giving instruction. I hate wheelmen that try and teach by making someone watch. Shittiest of humans, in my opinion. This knowledge is borrowed and passed. It isn’t mine. 👍🏻
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
I bet it’s a lot nicer pushing up river then sliding down in low water years !
@VegasUndergroundcade6 ай бұрын
Northbound sucked more, actually.
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
Where is this close to cape.
@patriciawarren3126 ай бұрын
Dogtooth
@patriciawarren3126 ай бұрын
Please please add closed captioning when you upload your videos so deaf people can enjoy your videos too. Thank you
@deanbauer74866 ай бұрын
KZhead usually adds it after day or two of processing. I don’t have control over the closed captioning other than allow it. 👍🏻
@marktwained6 ай бұрын
Talk about slow motion, I fell asleep halfway through this due to the motors droning, and they got woke up by the throttle whoosh! 👏🏽 👍🏼☺ Kind of wild watching you steer that huge mass just using the throttles, what an education! 👏🏽 👍🏼☺
У нас говорят: "Морское судовождение - это наука, речное судовождение - это искусство!" С уважением от речников России 🤝
Thank you…. From one artist to another. 🤝😉
@@marktwained these are difficulties of translation. It meant "skillful". But it turned out funny 😊
Could you imagine back in the day when they didn't have all the fancy electronics? Guys on the bow with ropes and knots taking depth readings?
Your patience is amazing...... it was like watching that flanking maneuver in slow motion.
This is great stuff Captain. New subscriber. I'm a die-hard Duluth, MN laker boatnerd...but have caught the bug with what you do!
👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing how you guys guide the boats through turns like that-thanks for sharing another day on the river.
I rode a towboat on the Mo river back in to 80s was chief engineer on the Dan C Burnett a 4 engine boat know all about the tight turns,, and racing the bank Capt. Dan made it look easy !!!
I’m sure there are a Lot of folks on the boats who are jealous of those that have a huge amount of experience because this is serious Bidnez. 👍🙏
I live on a narrow boat on the UK canals. I did a flank on a river turn once just for kiks. Didn't need to. Actually works. I even made those hissing sounds your throttles make. Ha Ha. Great stuff Cap.
👍🏻
Nicely Done Captain!. I think I'm finally starting to understand "Flanking".
Love the videos!!
It doesn't get any better than that capt. lovin what ya do I went through Havana today man have they got the grain barges and the river is so low.
I love hearing those big turbos whistle
As all ways captain very much appreciate the ride along and the knowledge of the river, thank you sir
Well done Capt looks like you've done that a few times, and yes I realize each time there's different circumstances with tide, depth etc but great skills
On a pucker level of 1 to 10, I was at 7 to 8. You were probably 1, strong 1.25 (post radar review) because of your knowledge of the river and what your vessel will give you when asked (demanding may get one in trouble, as I have learned). Absolutely love the audio combined with the vibration of the windows to get a feel of the engines being used to guide you through the narrow channel. Watching this gives a greater understanding of how the inland waterways are used to transport materials and how much moves in just one day.
I stay at a “pucker level” 5-6 all the time. I just am good at looking like 0-1 level. 😉👍🏻
That was a very nice compliment. Thank you. 👍🏻
Hauled beans to Buffalo Island back in the fall. Was thinking about ya when i see the tow boats go by.
Great job Captain. That’s a tight corner. 👍❤️
You make it look easy Kyle
At this point in my career, it is mostly. Thank you.
All that fancy equipment and you still use old school tools like the whiskers on that buoy. That is so cool. ⚓
The river don’t lie. 👍🏻
That is one tight turn there....
like a PRO
Liked it cap
Great job, after watching alot of your work I am beginning to understand a little about these boats operate. I do have a question again, I used to do alot of boating in Tenn. at Norris Lake and seen when the TVA put a newbie in charge of the release of water, and have heard from the older guys at the docks, that sometimes a new guy would not adhere to old ways and flood the lake with to much water in the spring. My question is this, Have you seen this happen when they change the old guard of the engineers when it comes to the dredging of the river????
No. Don’t think there’s much freedom of expression with dredge fellas.
Awsome video man love it.
On the river Rijn in Europa. Its still very busy also with low water.
Pro!
Dancin' with the buoys again. Nuthin' wrong with that. LOL You'd probably be a good airplane pilot and pool player with your mastery of vectors and angles!
My boat has been next to the house for 10 years.
captain think your knowledge and skill have to be shared in some form or the other you ever think about ways that you may incorporate your knowledge and pass it on to others in a way that would benefit you as well flanking to me seems like an art which I'm sure can only be learn by during with some understanding of the river
I think that by producing these videos, Kyle is passing along as much knowledge as possible, without actually being right there in the wheelhouse with him. One thing is obvious, you need to be on the river to be able to learn this trade. There are just so many varying conditions, and there is no way to learn about them except for experience.
No way to learn it better than doing it. Young pilots don’t learn much if any sitting on settee, and just watching. That’s where shitty teachers have them. This is a trade that the only way to learn is to do it. Obviously with someone skilled watching over, and giving instruction. I hate wheelmen that try and teach by making someone watch. Shittiest of humans, in my opinion. This knowledge is borrowed and passed. It isn’t mine. 👍🏻
I bet it’s a lot nicer pushing up river then sliding down in low water years !
Northbound sucked more, actually.
Where is this close to cape.
Dogtooth
Please please add closed captioning when you upload your videos so deaf people can enjoy your videos too. Thank you
KZhead usually adds it after day or two of processing. I don’t have control over the closed captioning other than allow it. 👍🏻
Talk about slow motion, I fell asleep halfway through this due to the motors droning, and they got woke up by the throttle whoosh! 👏🏽 👍🏼☺ Kind of wild watching you steer that huge mass just using the throttles, what an education! 👏🏽 👍🏼☺