Arguing Over Ramp Space!

[@anthonyholmes71]

When I heard that music start, I knew the circus was coming to town.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lol!!

[@62cripple]

It's the big top....

[@jamest1148]

I think it would be awesome to start a boat valet service. If you're inexperienced at backing down a ramp, loading or unloading your boat. There could be a two-man service that backs your trailer down the ramp, parks your tow vehicle, while the boat operator picks up the boaters at the dock and switches places with the boating party and vice-versa when your done. Of course the best solution is practice, practice, and practice all while using common courtesy.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

This ramp could use it! Lol!

[@bryanlilly8876]

I love that idea. Too many idiot's . I lived in Lake Wylie for 23 years. Launched hundreds of times here. Stupidity has taken over. Ugghhhh...

[@angusblack9900]

Looks like a scene from the movie jaws.

[@andrewmesser1506]

There is a lady at one of the boat ramps here on the Potomac that does that for people. This lady is a champ. She'll back your boat down, take your boat off, put your boat on, and pull your boat out. And she faster than everyone there.

[@TNAROHfan]

@@angusblack9900 Looks like Mrs Kitnner put her add in the National Enquirer

[@godfreydaniel2308]

Hopefully some of these clowns will figure out having a boat is too much trouble and get rid of theirs thereby making more room for the ones of us who have it figured out. HOPEFULLY.

[@DUDEfreestyle]

they literally pulled the boat onto the trailer by hand lol

[@jimclark6256]

Man trying to drive boat onto trailer has no clue of how to operate a boat in the wind. Still waiting on the fight.

[@BlackDogII]

My first few times out boat..ie Fishing I tied off on dock and rope pulled loading. Now that I have decades of it longest time for me is parking truck and trailer and getting back to boat...old broken farts like me it gets longer and longer each time.

[@soggybottom123]

Another great example of too much money and not enough research before you go on the water.... you would think that if your struggling, why not ask for help or some suggestions..

[@Ray56z]

Does no good to even volunteer suggestions-instant attitudes. Now days, I'll wait and watch someone sink their boat before I say anything-almost got to when a dude left all 3 plugs out and launched, parked 3 blocks away.

[@BrandonWatkins614]

@@Ray56z yep, it's ridiculous that people these days think I'm insulting their intelligence when I offer tips to help them. Had one dude almost punch me, because i merely offered to help guide him onto the ramp on a busy day, he got pissed so I walked away, a few minutes later i come back and the dude took out a piling and messed up the back corner of his boat. I guess what goes around comes around 🤦‍♂️

[@Ray56z]

@@BrandonWatkins614 One ramp dock they rebuilt after hurricane Michael they set back even further from the side of the ramp then the old dock. It's a static dock and sits back 26-30 inches. These newbees think the boat has to be launched as close to the dock as possible and drop their tires off so the trailer is on the axles, 1 guys boat was wedged against the dock. I asked if he wanted a remedy that would work and told F'you, get off the dock. I walked to the end of the L shaped dock and sat fishing. After they'd scraped the boat all to hell and broke one axle from the trailer he came over and asked what my idea was. Told him to get a scissor jack from one of his buds cars, jack it up above the ramp edge, powerbrake it, release and it'd flop the jack over as it moved forward with tire landing on ramp. Bubba worried about breaking the jack! Asked if the jack cost more then more damage to boat. Worked perfectly, just like the 3 times before I'd suggested it to others. Last straw for me was a dike that spent 15-20 minutes trying to back and launch. I suggested she grab the bottom of the wheel and could then turn the direction she wanted to go just like going foward holding the top of the wheel. Told me no man needed to tell her what to do. Another 4-5 minutes they all loaded up and left, boat never got wet. So I launched.

[@BrandonWatkins614]

@@Ray56z i love it when karma gets em, people should be able to realize that offering help doesn't mean we don't think they are smart. Somehow it has come to the point where someone couldn't possibly have good intentions anymore. Also that scissor jack technique is great, seen it help people several times.

[@Ray56z]

@@BrandonWatkins614 I even start off with I've a suggestion that may or may not help-leaving the option up to them to decide. I'm always open to suggestion. Only ways I've learned is by screwing up and figuring out a better way or having someone give me a suggestion/show me a better way. I moved to Florida when I was 62, fished for 59 of those 62 years in freshwater. I had a lot of questions about the salt life and I've never shrugged off a suggestion until I've at least heard/shown it.

[@TNAROHfan]

Here is a tip for new boaters. If you can barely see your bunks or not at all, You have the trailer too far in the water to load your boat. They need to be about 1/4 to 1/3 of the way out of the water depending on the weight of your boat, size of trailer and steepness of the ramp, so that friction can help you center it on the trailer. Then when you pull out, gravity does the rest and sits your boat straight down on the trailer bunks. Learn this, and you've got 1/2 of the battle won for most normal sized boats on most ramps, which is better than not seeming to know a damn thing like most noob boaters and making this part of boating a pain in the ass and making you look stupid.

[@BlackDogII]

Should be mandatory for New boaters to dock,load,launch, set ropes, use anchors among other things. To get that done they should go to the Reservoir or Lake go during middle of week and Practice doing it. And somebody should be there to record them and point them to the right direction on how to do things. Then they can download their videos of proof they've done it before they get Permanent tags.

[@ralphholiman7401]

It's so easy on my boat. I have twin axles, and I know that when one fender is just submerged and other is just out of the water, my boat slides up on to the bunks perfectly. (Conversely, I know that submerging both fenders, will cause to the boat to float freely. I don't understand how people can put a boat in more than a few times and not figure out the sweet spot on where their trailer needs to be when putting the boat on and off.

[@billpotts1214]

I have own a boat for the most of my life. A few of the problems that I have experienced with other boaters is that many are either less experienced, in a big hurry, or have no courtesy or respect towards others. These are public ramps and are for everyone's use. The behavior that many demonstrate and show to have at these ramps and towards others...makes me feel grateful that they are not my neighbors!

[@jamesa9lpiopatton419]

It's mainly no courtesy

[@Longshotinmo]

I've long ago come to the conclusion that courtesy and respect towards others are old fashioned and out dated ideas.

[@billpotts1214]

@@Longshotinmo The morals, traditions, and values that we once cherished are no longer displayed, practiced, or are teach anymore. And, then we wonder as to why our country is going down the tube. But, that's another story of itself.

[@mfbutzin]

There is a lake not far from my home here in Texas and many under the command of parks and wildlife that have two sided signs posted with ramp rules. I have seen guys launch their boats park and lock their trucks on the ramp and trailer still in the water!

[@justinlrasmussen3958]

You sure can tell inexperience in every video. I wonder if those people borrow those boats or just never take the time and effort to learn how to back and load a boat and trailer. I’m glad I don’t live around that boat ramp that’s for sure.

[@MV-df8jl]

The guy in the mask by himself, dang the government did a good job of instilling that Covid fear 🤣

[@Finder76]

The very same people saying the government is racist and corrupt.

[@TheeSnitch]

My daughter is a research scientist. She was testing masks pre mandatory cv masks. Unless you are wearing full 2 stage respirator, they are mostly useless. They are good for spit and sneeze guards and food prep sanitation , but that is about it. The govt KNOWS this too. Signed WE NEVER MASKED nor VAXXED. And yes we also know the govt is corrupt and run by Satan's minions, they really are trying to un-alive and bankrupt us ALL.

[@deed421]

@@Finder76 you mean democrats right

[@Paul-gh9ky]

I learned in my 20s once the boat is off the trailer said boat should leave dock in a large idling circle while tow vehicle parks, then come pick up tow driver at end of dock. Common courtesy- common sense. 62 now

[@larrywilliams153]

Lmao looks like me backing that trailer

[@anthonyholmes71]

That last pontoon boat did a good job launching

[@jameshoffman7771]

To the guy in the red boat the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting different results LOL

[@TNAROHfan]

My family used to fish off of old Tracker's quite a bit back in the day, but when I see a newish looking Tracker out on the water today, particularly when they've got no visible electronics except for the the one mounted by the console, no shallow water anchors, no other mods and the standard edge trolling motor, I automatically think new boater and give these people a wide berth. The pontoon put this guy in a tight spot that he didn't know what to do with.

[@Will49erful]

Whats that crancky thing up the front of the trailer for? Could it be a winch to pull a boat onto the trailer with? Gooollly!!

[@marshdweller01]

Just drive it onto the trailer!!!!

[@valkyrie6926]

Did the woman in the SUV that hit the trailer pay to have it fixed?? Or did they both not worry about it??

[@paigeattheboatramp]

I didn't see how it happened.

[@jimmiejohnson1404]

He had it lines up a couple of times lmao

[@paigeattheboatramp]

😂

[@tonysummar804]

The struggle is real as always at this boat ramp. Seems like everyone looses control of their boats as they try to load it back onto their trailers.The guy in the red Tracker boat just kept doing the same thing over and over again. Lol And it wasn't working for him.Nothing like watching people man handle their boats like this two guys trying to load their big blue boat on the trailer. These people need to watch your videos. Lol

[@ronyeahright9536]

we've all been there, and there was quite a chop on that water, wind, etc......thats where he was going wrong, he kept trying to line himself up and not accounting for the drift. also, it is legit harder to control a boat with an outboard like he has. these boats with inboards, they turn on a dime compared to a boat with an outboard.

[@kenuber4014]

Florida boat ramps are like a border crossing!!!

[@pcar5]

Why use the winch when there are much less effective means to get the boat on the trailer.

[@straybullitt]

They probably don't want to wear the winch out. And why should they? After all, they have two able-bodied young men aboard.... That should be plenty of muscle to get the ship up onto the trailer.

[@bugsbane]

the wind noise can be fixed with a cat-hair cover on a mic. That can be made for < $5 in dollar store parts.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

My camera doesn't have a place for an external mic.

[@donbrazelton6470]

I’ve noticed not many trailers at this ramp have guidepost. 🤷🏼

[@socalifone3044]

Guide Posts? Aka Training Wheels 🤣

[@donbrazelton6470]

@@socalifone3044 exactly, that’s what they obviously need. Once the bend ‘em up, and trash them; they should have a pretty good grip on what they’re doing.

[@Ray56z]

I'd never seen em until I moved to saltwater. Still don't have them on any of my trailers, but I was driving tractors/mini bikes at 4, semis at 12, and I'm old now. Most of these urban/suburbanites.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

We have them. Lol!

[@larrywilliams153]

FINALY put the trailer in the water enough to land tha boat

[@michaellake5269]

I learned to fly in the 70's. The first thing I was taught was to use smooth and minor adjustments. Works great with a boat too.

[@sergeant_salty]

my old man was a military pilot and i've found a lot of the stuff they teach for flying translates well to boats and cars. my favorite being "fly the plane first"

[@kennethbutler7652]

This looks like a complete cluster there is no way I could leave that boat access in a good mood

[@thepatriots5260]

Watching the guy in the tracker was painful but him sticking his hand down around the lineup bunk could have been a disaster for him. I know boat sales must have been awesome the last two years.

[@S.P.B.222]

This was one of the most frustrating things I've seen in a while, thanks for sharing 😐😂

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Sorry! 🤣

[@S.P.B.222]

@@paigeattheboatramp Haha! It was like watching a child do something and you just want to push them out of the way and finish it for them 😂😭

[@paigeattheboatramp]

🤣

[@leroypadgett6834]

WOW! nobody has rescued the poor bait bucket yet!

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lol!

[@BigTArmada]

I can't comprehend any of this.. it hurts

[@mfbutzin]

Arguing like they are riding a multimillion dollar boat! Lol!

[@paigeattheboatramp]

😂

[@theone4929]

Power loading is the easiest for experienced boaters, whereas inexperienced boaters should load their boats with a bow and Stern line from the dock, and then Crank it up the last 4 to 5 ft. Again power loading is an advance skill not a beginner one

[@anthonyholmes71]

That's great advice.

[@theone4929]

@@anthonyholmes71 thank you 🙂

[@theone4929]

@@richardredhead I think you give people too much credit, most people are idiots and especially ones that buy boats. To properly power load wind and current conditions, depth of the trailer in the water, angle and speed of approach need to be considered to do it properly, and you think most people can learn that in two to three tries. You sound experienced and people like you and me it's no big deal to power load but were not like most people, lol thanks for commenting

[@HazyTom]

is that Lake Wylie and Larry Johnson's old house across the lake?

[@paigeattheboatramp]

It is Lake Wylie. 😊

[@kevinkenyon7045]

Paige and Kevin,it’s amazing how when you put trailer all the way in the water the boat floats right on! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

[@godfreydaniel2308]

Actually having a trl. in too deep is the trouble with 90% of loading problems.

[@kevinkenyon7045]

I meant deep enough for the boat to get on without a struggle! Kevin

[@timothyboone5003]

Godfrey is correct, the most common mistake made when trailering a boat is trailer too far in water. But if you have to pull it on by hand, they sure didn’t have it far enough.

[@TomwithaDream]

Regardless of how far in the water is just right vs too deep, can't they use the trailer windlass to ease it the bumpers? I understand it may damage the gelcoat if not deep enough (or enough water lubrication, etc) but it would pull it straight up the trailer instead of off-center by pulling it manually. (My only useful experience is jet ski loading so I don't know enough, just speculating.)

[@timothyboone5003]

You can use the trailer winch if you so choose to if the trailer is too shallow. If the trailer is too deep. It’s easy to over run the trailer, the boat is more likely to not sit straight on the bunks, and due to the angles involved when the boat comes out of the water the bow will not be pulled up tight against the front post. Typically it will be about 3 inches from touching post. This causes undue stress on the trailer when towing and cause a terrible ride/tow.

[@keithkennedy2725]

What a struggle…. I’m having a problem with anxiety just watching….

[@paigeattheboatramp]

It's terrible. Lol!

[@gregstaton128]

The guy in the red Bass Tracker ain't got a clue....some people have no business owning a boat

[@louisehans9771]

As an on the fence on looker, I just want to tell them what they should do. But as a non boater, I would not want to be in that situation with that wind.😧

[@clintperry799]

The dude in the bass tracker 🤣🤣🤣

[@ronchadwick8552]

I have been boating with big boats and pontoons. It A lot of experience To do this right. It's very simple. Like the boss back your vehicle in to the water and when the boat floats away from the trailer open your stupid door and see where the water is on the rear tires!! Now when you back your trailer into the water put the water level where it was on the wheel. The boat no matter what size We'll slide onto the bunks just like it slid off during launching.

[@Ray56z]

I've 3, they all are different on the bunk/fender marks I use, but I know where each one should be to mostly launch/load by myself in saltwater conditions usually worse than this ramp. When did you give up on trying to help the trailer backers by mentioning holding the bottom of the wheel? Didn't take me long to stop, now I just lean on the front bumper so they can see they are holding others up-makes for more comedy.

[@Wipsplash]

Feel like I am watching a Jeff Foxworthy skit of " You're so dumb"

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lol!

[@thomas5495]

Unbelievable. Some people have no common sense or an ounce of boating experience.

[@slyscorpion256]

Lol, the red boat should just pull it on by the dock, hahaha what a joke

[@GmanfromTexas]

🤣 This is worse than the Miami Chit show at the black point marina.

[@bille294]

She can't drive and he can't steer the boat...a relationship made in insurance court...sheesh...

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Haha! Hops you're doing well!

[@StikmanModesto]

All I am wearing is shorts and yet I won't step in 1 ft of water to make my job of loading the boat any easier. I like the dockview have them backing up that was really good page

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Thanks for watching!

[@WickedPinfish]

Remind me to stay the HELL away from this lake!!!

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lol!

[@chrisyates4334]

Also helps to pull the trailer closer to the dock

[@dachshunddadbob6765]

Next time dude, order the boat trailer without the winch.

[@dantelarrero3096]

He's about as good operating the boat as she is driving the tow vehicle... At least everyone moved out so he won't hit them 😆

[@larrywilliams153]

Lol that thing on the front is a winch pal

[@grahammcdougall417]

Found my way over here from Wavy Boats. Great videos but wow I sure see a lot of people with boats that maybe shouldn’t have boats lol.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Thank you for watching!! 😊

[@bailey78]

So many people that have no business with a boat. I swear we need a mandatory boat operators safety course and license

[@scotttaylor5482]

We have that for road vehicles and it hasn't helped much.

[@bailey78]

@@scotttaylor5482 but it has helped

[@charlesharrer4297]

Don't you just love idiots in Tracker boats that don't have clue as to what they're doing. It makes for great videos. 👍keep it up fools, you keep us laughing. 🇺🇸

[@paulhunter9613]

They can’t swim or drive a car either

[@CTBwithPopandMimi]

The way that pale guy was moving around reminded me of Buster Keaton. I was waiting for him to do a goofy stunt.

[@cracker4706]

Don't people know why there's a Winch on the trailer?

[@frankpohl8746]

What's avg. wait time to when you can get your trailer tires wet?

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lol!!

[@swmplvr]

was it everyone's first day with a boat and trailer??? WOW!!

[@mikeforce5926]

They knocked thre tailight off.Hot head hottie had a right to be mad.

[@gm1937]

That’s one busy boat ramp but at least for the most part people keep their boats moving. In New York City my neck of the woods people tie off their boats and jet skis and go have lunch without any consideration for the next guy. So I just move the boats myself. But that’s because I’m 6 feet seven and weigh 350 pounds. They can't move me that easily.

[@dorysbarnes758]

where is this at?

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lake Wylie, SC!

[@bammersmith5993]

I love watching people act like idiots at a boat ramp 🤣😂😆🤣.

[@Tim1963-u6n]

Me too and so does 159k others the only thing better would be sitting there watching

[@andrewgoetz7833]

Dude in the Tracker is clueless. Get rid of the damn boat and do us all a favor

[@eamoncrawford]

In all fairness... (#likeaboss (09:06) ...NO traffic NO wake (almost like glass) NO fighting physics + Launching at the beginning of your outing vs. Recovering after a day out on the water Both should have a routine, but fatigue, hunger, dehydration, and easily surfaced emotions are hazardous

[@highspeed3312]

What boat ramp is this?

[@Ray56z]

Dude in the Tracker wasn't any better with a steering wheel than she was with the chevy-guess opposites don't attract. Never fails, 99% sink the trailer to power load, then here comes the hand load and doesn't put it under far enough. I'm like Godfrey, sure hope these last 18 month buyers decide boating wasn't that fun after all and disappear.

[@wolmntn]

If they cannot back up a trailer then they should not have a boat😂😂😂😂

[@scottback3020]

I’m with ya on that. I sure hope they decide to get rid of the toys they don’t know how to use properly. Same way with campers and campgrounds. You can’t just decide to go camping any more. You have to reserve months in advance. The down side to them selling is, it’ll just be another person with that boat or camper so I don’t think it’ll taper off for at least 10 years until the boat or camper is used up.

[@damonslazyk8724]

Moving to east coast Florida next month. I have never driven a boat in my life. Where should my wife and I start? Is there lessons or is it pretty much sink or swim?

[@donaldamico7633]

Get In the blue boat and pull it up on trailer. Jesus. God this is not that hard.

[@Ray56z]

@@damonslazyk8724 If born past a certain date Florida now requires an online safety course before vessels can be registered. I'd review it even If you don't have to do so to get registered. I'd also pull up USCG rules and regs, learn the meaning of channel makers, buoys, emergency channels if offshore, etc. I'd also use tag words on yt/google to pull up vids on things like launching/loading, ramp procedures. If you've never backed a trailer A LOT in your life find a place to practice BEFORE you go to a ramp.. Use 2 liter bottles as cones and make it difficult. Trouble turning the right way, use your hand on the bottom of the steering wheel then it's like using it on the top going forward-turn the way you want to go. 2 most important things are 1-if vessel is running and not attached to trailer or dock then lanyard kill-switch has to be connected 2-never approach anything faster than you want to hit it. Enjoy Florida and it's waters!!!

[@Renrondog]

There is a learning curve to launching and trailering a boat. :)

[@anthonyholmes71]

At least they didn't act totally crazy about the accident.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

I agree. They stayed pretty calm. Tempers flare when it's hot out and a long day and you're just ready to get home.

[@blly8325]

Where is this launch ?…….So I can avoid it like the plague !!

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lake Wylie, SC!

[@jayskin2615]

It was a little painful to watch the black escalade at the end try to load the blue boat. I usually load my boat the same when when I'm alone, but my trailer has rollers so I can load it and still hold my beer.

[@christopherwilliams4647]

What lake and what ramp is this?

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lake Wylie, SC!

[@nodayatthebeach]

Well I can see why the Tracker boat guy was in such a hurry, he clearly needs the extra time to load his boat. Then the blue boat, maybe try that "winchy" think on the trailer that might help. SMH! two guys in swimsuits both afraid to get wet. These videos are such a train wreck. I'm laughing my butt off over here.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Thanks for watching!!

[@donaldalderman2424]

Dude in the Tracker sucks.

[@waaterski]

That "winchy thing" worked pretty good.

[@jamest1148]

I think the Escalade driver was afraid of getting his SUV's tires wet.

[@jimmabry885]

the folks with the Cadallic and blue boat "clearly" have more money than "common sense"!!. But they did figure out how to back the trailer and finally got it deep enough to get the boat out. Did they back into the girl with the suv or did she drive into them? Keep up the good work

[@paigeattheboatramp]

I didn't see it happen, but I think the girl with the red boat hit the other car.

[@justinsavage7834]

@@paigeattheboatramp neither one were driving a car

[@paigeattheboatramp]

@Justin Savage, you know what I mean. 😅

[@specialt3716]

We’ve all had our challenges docking and trailering on a windy day.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Yes we have! I've had my challenges on a calm day. 😂

[@mikerice8185]

I like your videos keep up the good work!

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Thank you so much!

[@kennkrizsanitz7820]

Lmfao. Let's pull it as far as we can then use the winch, God I wish I owned a boat dealer there

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Lol!

[@wjatube]

When Walmart hits the water. I am so grateful for my private lake and dock. Oofah that looks scary.

[@paigeattheboatramp]

It's going to be nuts this year with Allison being closed!

[@MrAmartin8]

I suppose some people would rather look dumb or stupid rather than try to learn the simplicities of launching and picking a boat . Sounds cruel but true ....

[@paigeattheboatramp]

This is the worst place to learn for sure!!

[@larryplogman7997]

No that's the big problem around there them people don't realize that they are looking stupid because they think that they are doing perfect thinking that's the way it's supposed to be done

[@michaelboykin9881]

Nothing I hate more than people who launch or load their boats and feel the need to arrange rods and reels, tackle, anchor ropes, coolers put in the plug, unstrap the boat, hold twenty minute conversations with another boater etc, while blocking the ramp. I generally unload or load in 2 to 3 minutes and I'm out of the way. Last weekend I sat in position to back my trailer down, while both ramps were tied up for 20 minutes while two idiots had a nice long talk, and the other did everything but an engine overhaul while sitting at the waters edge.

[@sdafasdfasdfsda]

Boat ramps and rednecks, a marriage made in Heaven.

[@bradminor746]

That tracker boat was sitting pretty low in water smuggle struggles loading

[@billmadison2032]

Where is this?

[@michaelestrella8675]

Why does no one help them..There is a rule my pops always taught me...so incredible.when out there on the launch pad .. ALWAYS ASK FOR HELP .THERE ARE MANY WILLING TO..IF YOU DON'T ASK..

[@buyamerican3191]

OMG, how long are they going to fiddle and fuss over a $10 broken tail light? having a $70K tow vehicle like that I can't imagine they will go broke replacing it.

[@adrianojames7903]

I have been HEALED ! Never want to own a boat .

[@paigeattheboatramp]

😂

[@J-Justice666]

I don't think the brotha ever parked a boat in his life...

[@johnsmith-wd5sq]

I think he dropped his Anchor in that big Ass white girl!

[@ronsmith5349]

OMG!!! Get a run in a little to the left of the trailer and turn the engine right when you start to drift off. Some people should never own boats.

[@brentmckinney1325]

damn watching that is enough to put a Miller light man off his lunch ...that dude in the red tracker should stay off the water lol

[@dougsprojects6431]

Patience and Curiosity don't seem to be the norm there does it? (OK Question? What started the fight anyway?) Anyway, even new boaters have to learn however, at the ramp for backing is not the place for that. As for Mr. Bass Tracker, he needs to come out on a day that ain't busy and Practice just a tad.....OR More...

[@paigeattheboatramp]

I think the Escalade backed down to unload, but the Tracker was ready to load first.

[@georgeadcock2347]

The Tracker guy never stood a chance because he didn't line up properly. Power loading is easiest when you are by yourself but it takes practice.

[@timothyboone5003]

He needed a longer run up to the trailer so he could adjust for the crosswind. Trying to line up that close to the trailer gave him no time to adjust for that wind.

[@gghhhgghhh3037]

@@timothyboone5003 not really. He just needed to adjust and steer correctly.... making it a longer run really just creates more time for error... which he already appeared to not be able to handle....

[@mikeman1293]

you have got Alfred beeeeeet BIG time CHIT SHOW

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Thank you! We watch him too! 🙂

[@meauxjeaux431]

Yeah, but Alfed has Fred as his co-star !

[@BlackDogII]

Maybe the little guy trying to load his boat needs to invest in a winch

[@Cyph3rX]

Time for private boat ramps 😃

[@whiskerdreams7146]

The guy in the red tracker needs to go to boating school!!

[@Nativecontrolservices]

Why is the water so rough here?

[@paigeattheboatramp]

The no wake zone doesn't extend all the way across the lake so you get the wake from passing boats.

[@charlesharrer4297]

Oh my goodness, Cady boyo is every bit as bad as tracker boat boyo. It is very scary to think that these people are operating a boat and driving cars. Makes my shake my head and wonder. God help us all!!!!!!!!

[@bajamike9276]

People that cant handle a boat in the wind know nothing about vector physics.

[@dianesaumure9729]

It doesn't matter if you upgrade, every camera you will hear the wind, it's all good

[@paigeattheboatramp]

Thank you! ❤️

[@Osonice1]

Half the people shouldn't even have a boat. I wouldn't even give them a rookie rating.

[@joebidenshearingaid1618]

Only fight I saw was the boaters trying to get the boat out of the water .

[@kennyd2134]

Some people have no business doing this.

[@ReneChewbaka]

Broken tailights don't generally clip back on.