What was the hard part at the end, after the camera died?

are those mirrors part of hand gards if so what brand are those.

This is great. I've mt biked this trail many times, and have made maybe 100 trips to Moab over the years, from Colorado (4-5 hr drive) for mt biking. But now I'm getting into motos and dirt bikes, and this trail looks all different and difficult and challenging. Great job, hope you had fun, in that Type 2 sort of way.

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Finally an upload.... I've waited half my life man. 😂😂😂 JK. Hope all is well and that you still have the C-Dory. 🌊🛥️😎👍🌞

I am highly engaging with this contents

You get a free bowl of soup with that hat?

Talisker, I live next door to the distillery in Carbost. Good choice....

Your video is so cool. It turns out that I live on Vashon and drive by Pt Defiance all the time. I have been looking at getting a C-Dory for a long time. I hope you do more videos on how the boat is working out for you. Smooth sailings.

From the side the driver looks like Randy Orton.

I use gloves when pulling pots because one time there was a jelly fish on the line......

Being an ex US Radarman, I wouldn’t mind having a small boat like this to go from Sacramento to San Francisco and up and down the coast a few miles. I think this boat could handle the ocean up to sea state 3 maybe.

Thank you for the video!! We are hoping to see a C-dory 22 tomorrow-any advice, do you like, like everything so far? Thank you!

i am a marine electrician and would love to have one. id pimp that thing to with all sorts of cool shit.

I'd like to chime in here. We love C-Dory, we had NMI build a new custom 23 a few years ago. They did an amazing job. I won't go into all the detail but we sold it a year later and are now looking at a much larger and deeper V boat. Like the Sea Sport. If I knew then what I know now I would not even look at a C-Dory. I would have gone straight with a 26 Sea Sport at least. You truly get what you pay for. Unless you are using the C-Dory as just a bay boat on good days I'd say go Sea Sport. Many will disagree. I get that. I just see no reason to get a C-Dory from NMI when they make the Sea Sport, a much, much better vessel. I suppose this is 100% a money issue. I also get that. My only advice is to really, really decide EXACTLY how you will use it and how much you are willing to compromise on safety and where and when you'd like to go. Not that a C-Dory is not safe, within her means. Our friends and many others that had C-Dorys talked us into ours. I felt in my gut it was not the right boat for us, and it was not. She was a beautifully crafted boat and I did love her. But once we used it in anything but good seas we realized we had made a mistake. That is a very personal statement. Your mileage may differ. But I feel everyone you talk to about a C-Dory is just trying to sell you on a compromise and are justifying their purchase. Maybe she is the perfect vessel for you and your needs. If so, you are in amazing hands with NMI for sure. C-Brats is an amazing group to belong to as well, we met so many amazing and friendly folks. Please don't take this as a dump on C-Dory. Just be 100% positive on how you are going to use her. Also, your comfort level and desires might be completely different from mine or others. Your idea of safety will also be much different than mine or others as well. For cruising around the PacWest on decent days she is a fine vessel for sure and we had many awesome days on ours and our friends '22. If this gets you into boating and that's what you can afford she is perfect. If you have the funds, I'd at least sea trial something bigger, and then you can at least compare.

Spring has sprung fellas! I know it's Dory:30. 70,000 views later we are all anticipating the next voyage. Hope this message finds you well. Super excited about your future videos. Have a good one as always. 🐟🐟🐟🌞😎👍

Awesome video. We need more!

I keep getting recommended this same video. YT definitely knows what I like. 😂

Cute little wee boat. Probably best to use it on a lake or close in protected waters.

Some of my best times were crabbing in Puget Sound......

In n.j. we can’t clean blue crab have to leave them until we’re at home fish &game catches us big fine$$$$

60,000 views in two months.... WOW! Captain Eric you are still trending. Let's get your channel to 1,000 subscribers so YT can help pay for your boat gas. It's time to float the Dory again brother. Does the Dory have a name? Be blessed Captain E. 🐟🐟🐟

I like your videos, keep it up!

As I sit here in a rare Southern California blizzard, I wistfully admire your boat and dream for a boat like this……..some day soon I hope. I very much enjoyed your video. Not much water here in the high desert…but plenty of snow currently. Have fun and be safe.

No identification on your buoys! Cleaning before you go in, I think is illegal under Washington Law. Check your game laws. Maybe a fine from the Washington Depart of Game.

Nice catch! But surprised you didn’t check for soft shell…

How did you know it was a male by just looking at it, while still in the cage?

Good Video 📹 👍. New Subscriber. Wishing I was there. Stay Safe 💕 💞 🙏 🙏

I'll give you some criticism boys the way you clean them that's nice way but the best way to do it cook them in the shell why because you get all the good juices when they're cooked in the shell and all the good fat that you can make crab soup I'm in the best stuff from the best stuff is in the shell but a lot of people will just do it your way crack them and throw all the junk all the junk in the ocean and I think you're just wasting all the good stuff but this that's the way I always done it whole whole crab in the boiling and boil them I just think they taste better personally but this that's me

49,000 views in a month with a new channel that only has three videos posted..... that's insane!!! You may want to ask for some likes and subscribers next video Captain. Your channel has mad potential with these Dory videos. I can't wait to find me a used Dory one of these days. Have a good one buddy. 😎👍

That one big 🦀 probably ate the others 😄

That was amazing how those traps can save money and the traps are affordable, Literally crabs in a bucket on a whole new level 🙂

Doing great for 3rd time. Life must be good for the crab population. Hope it keeps healthy flu you guys.

do you sell your catch here in the PNW?

Greetings from anglers from Indonesia. whoever reads this, i wish you success, happiness, health. and for those of you who are currently sick, we hope that you will be given a speedy recovery in the near future. Amen!

Hey! Just found you! I'm in Oregon..hello

Nice ass boat. Catch more. Make more videos. You said Chesapeake? I live in the area, and catch lots of Bluecrabs. Delicious.

Never understood why white people only eat the legs and arms. The crab butter and body parts are good eatten.

Thanks fellers learned lots. Not much crab fishing up here in mich. Someday I will get a shot.

The body has great meat don’t waste it

Give to neighbor or next boat with peeps on it

Wow that first pull was amazing. All males and huge. The C dories are a great boat. The flat bottoms make them a very fuel efficient design. However that flat bottom can make for a rough ride when the water gets choppy. But I believe it's a great compromise. Have a great day 🌤 🦀🍻😁👍

who the F taught you to dress crab? ok im done watching this travasty

WA lets you license children under the age of 14 which includes its own limits. so bring any neighbor kids that dont eat crab

several things, only sissy's use gloves or pulleys when crabbing, hes not from WA he's from MD, they are used to an entirely different species of crabs. most of the people on the puget sound that go after crabs dont have boats

On the other side of the world in Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia there were two fantastic crab species that are still much sought after and fantastic prawns. The mud crab and the sand crab or blue swimmer to name them. There are many stories from the old-timers that when the sandies were on pre-overdevelopment times eg up to the 1960's, that big tigers and even great whites would arrive to feast on these crabs and giant schools of prawns, kings and bays. These sharks would literally open their mouths and push along the bottom, usually sand and seagrass beds to scoop up the over-abundant populations. You would see long furrows on the bottom and often in pretty shallow waters. Who doesn't like fresh crabs and prawns. PS muddies are more mangrove shore based crabs and don't school like sandies do.

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Is that a Phillies hat?

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