Jetboating: Reading Water (Part 1) with Grant Wooldridge

[@Yukonhelibilly]

This is an awesome video. I’ve been looking for this exact thing for 3 yrs now. I bought a 17’ Alaskan and have had to learn the hard way a few times. Thanks for putting this video together. Hopefully there will be more content in the works. Maybe a bit of pint of view footage. Thanks again keep it up.

[@Chasinchrome]

Just got my first jet sled and was having trouble finding videos on how to run river and I was blessed with a tutorial on my home river

[@emiledaudet5255]

This is the most legit advice compiled in one video. I rip up my river often and doing all these things will make for a better trip.

[@kirknelson3020]

Seems like a genuine guy. Great tips! Same points I try to teach the new boaters.

[@georgezink8256]

Thank you Great Advice knowledgeable about this subject takes years

[@ericksonjustinAK]

Another video talking about the specifics in textures and what hazards can be hidden but noticed by looking for specific characteristics. And a run down of the worst hazards that boats and yourself will not be able to handle if they aren't avoided.

[@forresthermanns1364]

This was a great vid. I've rafted for quite a while but the river does look a lot different at 20mph from the bottom up.

[@GarV2372]

Would love to see more of this

[@riverrunerb]

Grant knows what he’s talking about,very sound advice.

[@charlesbrock5172]

Thank you sir.

[@grimmjager]

great tips. Thank you.

[@jeffdavis6275]

While some of this may be basic stuff ... When things aren't right its usually not doing the basics that bite me. I get complacent, bad stuff happens. My river here in KS is pretty tame. Anywhoo this will be copied & go in my library. When any member of the Wooldridge family speaks about boats or how to run a river & I've listened, I've come away with a stronger desire to do what I love but be better at it. Jeff

[@ikesquirrel]

Rivers change FAST. I live on a river and ran it every few days for a while. One day I went around a bend and the channel was always on the left. Nope, not today. There was now 3 feet of gravel on the left and the channel was almost 40 feet to the right.

[@rh661]

Why isn't this on the Wooldridge site? Good points. Looking good cuz. What happened to the beard?

[@tb8209]

Very good video

[@shaynelhta]

The only damage my boat has ever taken is from going downriver.

[@mikecarney6141]

Where's part 2?