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Haulover inlet and Jupiter Inlet are probably the two rough inlets in south Florida.
Sometimes nice and sometimes rough at Haulover Inlet. Enjoy these boats as they struggle huge waves and million dollar alley mega yatchs cruise by.
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I literally could sit and watch those boats all day long!
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I go through a roll of paper towels everytime I watch these videos because of drooling on my tablet over the nice boats.
GC. Vcfc
thanks again
Cool😎 those jet skiers out there are pretty brave I don't know if can see them they look so small next to those yachts
Nice water fix ,I could almost smell it fabulous boats ,no way I would take a pontoon out in that water ,at least they on preservers !
amazed at the number of boats going out with their VHF arials DOWN in the horizontal position instead of UP !
Facts
I mean why would you want a functional comms setup anyway right?
@@crispychevychris2346 ที่สุดคืออะไรครับ
Bridge just up stream.
The bridge is literally over 50 feet high. Extending your antenna will make NO difference.@@aquaticthumb5193
OLD HAT---used to fly with Captain in PIT Allegany Airlines that bought that boat new. He and wife used to fish strip marlin tourneys ! looks great !!
Been a boater for about 60 yrs, I must say I have never seen so many IDOTS on the water today, i guess they feel if you live near the water you have to have a boat, To many do not have a clue,
It’s about having fun
cool
I lived in Miami Shores and often transited Haulover cut to go fishing in the Gulfstream. Smart boaters would go slow when it was choppy. The cut was originally dug to give north Biscayne Bay a drain. Inside the cut is a huge sandbar and several spoil islands.
I loveeeeeee the “no fishing off rocks sign” @ 2:30:30
"Rules were made to be broken." Fact Checked: TRUE
WELL, THAT WAS A WELL SPENT THREE AND A HALF HOURS OF MY LIFE !
I don't think Florida has load limits in the boats seen alot of small boats in other videos where small boats were clearly over loaded
2:00:00 Ballast
The beach on the north side is a nude beach.
I HAVE A QUESTION: This might be a well known answer by all of your folks, but, what is the rolled up blue thing on most of these boats.. I can assert that it is foam, also, will assert that beings it is foam, that it is used as a floating device of some sort? What is the practical application of the rolled up blue thing? Thank you.
I had same question
@@cygnusx-1318 I went to AMAZON and found them but our of the 50 to 60 that I looked at, not a single description explaining its practical application. Is it for safety, is it for fun, or is it just a soft Yoga mat to cover up the harshness of allot of the flat walking areas that have that "high-grip" areas so you can lay on this mat while sun tanning, vs. laying on the aggressive grip tape walking areas, that feels like sand paper? I don't know. Are they like a tool that you tow behind the boat and floats, and you can ride it for fun? again, I don't know. Heck, for all I know, everybody has them on their boats, just because everybody has them on their boats, lol.. Nobody knows why they are there, other then, all their buddy's have them on their boats, so, I might as well have one too... I don't know how or what they are for, but, dang it, I got one.. LOL... I am curious as to what they are for.. I am in the city, so, all this marine life style is foreign to me, although interesting to me, still just a life style that is odd, or strange, sue to having no experience of said life style... Now, what I find strange, is the fact that the channel owner gave my comment a "HEART type Thumbs Up", yet, didn't answer the question, which is fine, that doesn't offend me, but is where I then think the above statement, they there are only on the boats, because everybody else has them on their boats, and nobody knows why , just there. LOL
@@drubradley8821 They are just mats to lie on in the water when you are out relaxing in the water. Basically expensive floats.
@@centlessracing35 RIght on, Thank you kindly Sir.
They sell them at costco, their just for fun, tp float on a lake,pool, beach, but yes they work well in an emergency
I lived just 20 mins from Haulover for 22 years... If I had known how entertaining the viewing was from the shore, I would have never spent as much on movie tickets. Could have spent many a day watching all the boobs at the helm after getting my fill at the beach. 😎👍
fl got the best lookin girls no cap.
🤪 😜 crazy
How many millions do you figure goes by your lens during just one of your average videos?
A lot
Lol why you staring at that dood so much
you staring at that dood so much
6 7
PS THEY SHOULD BE INSIDE THE VESSEL WHEN UNDERWAY, IF NOT, YOU HAVE A IDOT OR NEWBE BOATER THAT NEEDS BOATING LESSONS,
Nobody cares
You can easily see the bigger boats have giros for stability as the6 hardly move! As someone that loves boats but gets sea sick it’s a must 🤮
Damn there’s a lot of filmers
The rolled-up thing I think you must be refurring about, is most likley a bumpper,, used to put between you and another boat or dock to prevent any damage or schraches,
No, the rolled up thing is called a floating foam island, used to float and have fun on the water.
And the thing you called a "bumpper" (sic) is technically known as a "fender" in marine jargon.
The rolled- up mat you lay on at the different sandbars.
If you are the Skipper of a Boat, meaning that you are responsible for the safety of those onboard, never, but never, let those people ride in the bow of the boat in a place like this or anywhere else that has waves and/or wakes, unless your vessel has 4 times the freeboard of the largest wave. Never, but never, let kids ride with their legs hanging over the side. The camera loves idiots, newbies and googans......
Was not aware if that rule of thumb but glad to know it now. That means in a 2 foot wave you need 8 feet of distance from the bow surface they are sitting on to the waterline. Yikes! Not many of those boats have that
Nude beach
Miles away and only used by Grandpas !