BOARDED BY THE U.S. COAST GUARD

[@Neighbour_Al]

As a retired Coasty, thank you for getting an EPIRB. They take the search out of search and rescue.

[@kevino3866]

They should be required at time of purchase of any boat. For as little as they cost, it is a tiny investment to save yourself and/or others! Thanks for being a Coasty!!

[@martylynchian8628]

Why don't you go after the terrorist and leave American citizens alone!

[@OhNoYouDidnt]

Well this makes sense actually, the amount of money it costs to use helicopters etc in the event of an emergency at sea and the cost of having to FIND people who don't have the proper equipment to be seen in the vastness of the sea is insane. Having a proper functioning fire extinguisher for example can mean the difference between a distress call, the vessel sinking and people having to be plucked from the water and the cost of it all vs simply putting out the fire before it sinks the whole boat. It's understandable if rules for being at sea are very strict, when something goes wrong you cannot simply just get out and step on the pavement or call 911/emergency number and have a response within 5 minutes. Unfortunately human nature seems to be cutting corners, then when something happens just call someone to pick up the pieces.

[@martylynchian8628]

Yeah a Helicopter in 1 in a million vs an entire crew and a fleet of ships wandering the water without a purpose aimlessly violating people constitution rights. Maybe we should have a fleet of armed doctors wondering the street doing random health check to avoid the cost of a ambulance or medical helicopter. LOL

[@homefront3162]

Marty Lynchian Agreed

[@zoffinger]

You guys are fricken awesome. Wonderful vlog series. I'm lifting a beer for you here in Tampa. Cheers!

[@jacksondonahoo2719]

zoff!!

[@zoffinger]

Hi JD

[@WickedSalty]

Check us out on instagram for some great images on our trip! @wickedsaltywes @katecapuzzo

[@sandiabill1]

+MrTedMcForehead: I hope you don't mind me speaking out of turn Mr. Ted, and I am not speaking for Wicked at all. I do know however, the Coasty's will not tear your boat apart unless they have 'reasonable suspicion'. In other words, if everything is in order and they have no documentable suspicion, they can't (shouldn't be able to) tear your boat apart.

[@tonyatonyaf9782]

I have lived in south Florida for the majority of my life and have spent many many hours on Florida and Bahamian waters. I have been onboard on 5 seperate occasions on 2 boats that have been boarded by the Coast Guard. It has been my experience that the members of the Coast Guard are like any other policing organization. There are the polite ones, the gruff ones, the thorough ones and the brief observation ones. Only one time was any damage done to the boat during the inspection and that was because they ripped the headliner in the main salon. The citations have been minor including out of date flares and bringing in forbidden fresh fruit or vegatables. Quite frankly, although it seems inconvenient at the time, I find some comfort in knowing that they are out there, ready to protect us from evil and even from ourselves should the need arise.

[@1werewolf]

You guys are the best....boarded by coast guard, border patrol, run aground, and boat sink...very salty indeed....

[@alfonsoriascosponchi]

what do you need to have on a sail boat to be ok with the coast guard?

[@TheSkydiverphoenix]

I am glad to see you guys posting again. I have been watching your travels ever since you were looking for your boat...You also have an excellent first mate.. Good luck to you in your travels..

[@robertmahla7347]

How long did it take you to learn to sail and the functionality of your electronics?

[@Vader4tw]

How long are you guys going to be in the Bahamas ? Will you then return to Florida for the rest of hurricane season ? or are you planning on going towards BVI's ? Thanks for the vids, looking to buy my first one soon and sail for a year.

[@lmhorseworks]

Love all the videos! Really wish I were down there! It was a cold winter here in NH! Cant wait to see the rest of the adventure!

[@icimblind]

Man, I love clear, and clean the water looks. Do you ever drop line in the water for some fish?

[@seadog2396]

I'll be danged - I see the ship's registry is Warwick, RI. I grew up in Lincoln and sailed RI for years. Am now on the Chesapeake. Small world. Best to you both, and the woof.

[@tombrideau6752]

Hey Guys!Great to see you chillin in the Bahamas...glad you made it across the stream safely. Being boarded by homeland or the coast guard is always a little nerve wracking. We got boarded 3 times going through New York harbour but we were a Canadian vessel so kind of expected when in another country :) Be safe and have fun!!

[@RaginCajunsail]

You guys had me smiling the whole time! Happy for you guys. Enjoy your time and thanks for taking us along.

[@sailingcruiser25]

Looks awesome. Any problems with checking into customs with Pets? Did you have to get a vet letter stating your pets were up to date on all their vaccines?

[@Kubas7877]

Great video. Love that blue water i cant wait to see it for myself. Hopefully by next year ill be doing the same thing. I have a question what is the name of that chart book you have, i need to get one for my boat. Thanks

[@johnlampe3258]

Yep, one of the best parts of the Caribbean is how blue and clear the water is. I am in Central Florida, so when we go to the beach its from Daytona down to Cocoa where the water is brackish. Always blows me away when we go to S Fla or the Carib and see how clear it can be.

[@ElimGarak_DS9]

Great vid. Have you visited San Salvador Island? I totally forgot about Kalik beer, didn't know they have green bottles now.

[@MartialArtsTutorialsFighttips]

Hey can i ask you a question about the outboard

[@THEADAMCLASSIC]

How long do you keep all the electricity on for? Does it cost any fuel to use it?

[@finalbyrnn1752]

That water is ridiculously clear! I'm so jealous. I spend my time landlocked with muddy brown lakes. i see the ocean once a year and it no farther south than North Carolina. Some day on my bucket list is the chance to sail real waters. Just have to wait for my kids to grow up and they can come with me.

[@mauricegauvin6217]

Hi Guys, just came across your videos and love what you're sharing. I've always fantasized about sailing to the Bahamas, but you show it for what the challenges can really be. Live the dream and thanks for letting some of us follow.

[@noylddot]

What did it cost to tie up at Cat Cay Marina?

[@jwgraham2]

Hey Guys nice videos. Thanks for the videos. As you know its officially hurricane season so are you absolutely certain your boat is insured? The fact that there are no other sailboats there may be telling you something. Cheers.

[@Mark_L]

Life is short. You guys are obviously enjoying the shit out of your adventure! Soak it in. You will have the memories to look back on for ever! Stay safe!

[@miamitreasurehunter]

I am Happy you guys are having the Adventures of your lives. I am right behind you. I have my 32' Sailboat prepped. One quick test from Miami to Key West to make sure all is good and then Bahamas' Bound!

[@TonyAnschutz]

just back in Florida now. got boarded by boarder patrol 10 miles offshore. Pretty aggressive boys but we passed too. Not exactly a welcome home? Where you at now?

[@cindyhaddock4087]

What kind of map? Where to purchase?

[@creasy1729]

I am over here in Baghdad, Iraq and totally enjoying your sailing series. Congrats on reaching the Bahamas!

[@creasy1729]

Quick question....how many different types of Kalik beer do they have...I noticed that is a different bottle than the first one you had. Bottoms Up!

[@WickedSalty]

Patriot 17 4, I believe I have them all in videos to come ;P

[@creasy1729]

Wicked Salty Looking forward to one day trying some Bahamian beer. But for now im living vicariously through you....lol

[@williambresinski6706]

did you drop a line in the water and catch some dinner? nothing like fresh seafood.

[@robertpait1916]

I seem to recall this entire adventure was something you saved money to do. I was just curious about how long did you guys plan and prepare for and then what is next for you guys?

[@michaelcaton9358]

In Britain, A 'radler' is called a 'shandy' which should not be confused with a 'hand shandy' when ordering, which is something very different, and may end up in your face being slapped. Often men drinking shandy's are ridiculed, although in the summer heat, (a rare think in the Uk) I can't think of anything better. A common insult to a man would be "a soft shandy drinking bastard" although I cannot condone those sorts of insults. This concludes my educational post about British life and culture. I hope it comes in useful when you cross the Atlantic.

[@moncorp1]

Michael Caton ~ Yeah, in the states, men have become such pussies they'll drink anything.

[@WickedSalty]

moncorp1 Drinking is not a sign of being a man. I have had close friends die from alcohol consumption, not only over consumption but lack of judgment from being impaired... I'm thankful that nothing happened to me while I was younger and much dumber. Show some respect.

[@WickedSalty]

Michael Caton I'll drink and do anything I want without two cares of what anyone thinks of me. ;) Funny stuff mate!

[@moncorp1]

Wicked Salty ~ I never said you had to drink to be a man, I was talking about what one chooses to consume if you do choose to drink. And I really didn't mean to make it such a personal jibe at you, just a statement regarding the wussification of modern man in general. I love your vids.

[@knut761]

Michael Caton British life and culture?! What would that be? You mean Scottish, Welsh or English life and culture. I'm an American and I've been to England twice and Scotland once, I experienced English and Scottish life and culture when I was there. British is an oxymoron. "a soft shandy drinking bastard" That's some English shite right there. :)

[@catluver4203]

Any difference in cost for for....food or beer?

[@Subguy686]

Congratulations on making it over to the Bahamas. I've followed your travels from the beginning and really enjoy your videos. You do a great job editing everything and make us all jealous with your lives right now. You should try some conch fritters while you're in the area too cause they're pretty tasty. Enjoy yourselves, stay safe and take care.

[@hamptonsflying4781]

do you sail to Block Island at all?

[@bradkuether3561]

Congrats on your crossing although it is my understanding this happened a while ago. At 4:05 you grab a Kalik and pass up a beverage called WicKeD. Did you not see the karma screaming at you!?!?!? :)

[@911naimplate]

Was re-watching "Life on an Anchored Sailboat" and I was wondering if you guys have a chess or Backgammon board on-board. Over the years, I have found that some of the most fun my wife and I had on bad weather days was to break out the Deck of Cards, Scrabble or the Chess or Backgammon boards. Keeps the mind going when you get tired of reading. Lastly. For those relaxing nights (pre-sunset) have you ever flown a Para foil kite? They are very inexpensive come in a variety of sizes and if they crash into the water are easily retrievable. Not that I think you guys are not having any fun....quite the opposite but when you seem taxed, a good drink plus one of these options is very inexpensive fun and the kite is a great exploratory conversation piece. Lastly, ever take the cockpit cushions up on the bow and lay and watch the stars wrapped up in a blanket......life does not get better. Wishing you guys safe travels and smooth sailing in all the days to follow...........

[@olim5979]

You should use more sunblock. When my dad is at the helm on a crossing he turns so red that we call him lobster man!

[@LordZelda]

I have watched all your videos. You guys are so inspiring, i love seeing your updates. You make me and i am sure many others want to follow your amazing journeys. Well done from Australia :)

[@lifeislikesailing]

LOVE the clear water!!!

[@joelbaldwin4822]

I marathon watched all of your videos in a row and I really enjoyed watching them. Makes me want to go get a sailboat too. I was wondering if you could possibly mention the date in some of your videos so we have an idea what time of year things were happening.

[@Swizzenator]

Great stuff young lovers. Try and get your hands on a cold Kalik Gold. Really a nice flavor. And I think there more potent than the regular Kaliks. How long did the USCG have you?

[@sailingspokojny7014]

Keep the videos coming you two. It will probably be the only way I sail the Bahamas. Fair Winds and Full Sails.

[@sailingeden9866]

How much was the dockage?

[@JamesACoe]

We lived in Warwick for 26 yrs. at 7 Lawn Ave.: Nice to see the port of call on your transom.We liked the Bahamas also, the water, people, and life style with domino competition.

[@georgemiller1251]

I am SOOOoooo jealous!!! :) I have been watching your videos from the beginning great job on all of it. Thanks for documenting and posting all your travels.

[@TheADVENTURESoftheCAYMANJEWEL]

To bad you didnt get video of clearing Customs. Would love to have seen that since we are planning on being there this December. First crossing for us as well. LOVE watching your series.

[@KT-cj5gx]

Thank you both for the hard work it takes to share your adventure with everyone!! I'm going to try and figure out this Instagram thing so I can stay current. Lol.

[@johnlampe3258]

The big brown shark that looks like catfish is a nurse shark, typically slow moving and not too aggressive. The smaller one I'm not sure? A reef shark?

[@WickedSalty]

Smaller one is a Remora, we got quite friendly with the nurse sharks at Compass Cay ;)

[@ralphholiman7401]

Wicked Salty Oh, y'all are already in the Exumas? Well, great!

[@robertparnoff6424]

Keep in mine for future ref. an excellant hide-away from bad WX that is around the south tip of S. Cat Cay and in the strip of blue water on the west side-- never more than 1 i/2 waves any time and is a favorite spot for boats to take their scuba people to play. But not any good for fishing or bottom stuff as it is dead and fished out as is most places that area. We spent 6 days there with rain and 25 -30 mph winds on one anchor and no problem but you can't even get to any other people areas in a dinghy because of surrounding shallow water.

[@WickedSalty]

Good knowledge all around. I liked hearing the tip about the lack of fishing around there. I could imagine its scarce, first jump over from the states, lots of sport fishing right around there. Probably best just to move on quick after a one or two day sight see like you said.

[@robertparnoff6424]

In 17 trips to the Bahamas we never went to Bimini because it is too comercial esp since its a favorite of the sports fisherman. and Cat cay is too expensive to even clear-in to.

[@daverjax]

just had a flashback to "Pirates of the Caribbean" Capt. Jack Sparrow with TWO BIG jugs of Rum...."...Welcome to the Bahamas..."

[@PatrickWagz]

BEST VIDEO YET love your intro and end slate......a second or 2 is all you need. Some vloggers are close to ONE MINUTE.

[@thinkjeremiah]

Livin' the life guys.. Thanks for all these wonderful videos I'll be following your path from NC soon.

[@tomgregelevich6493]

hi there. you have great videos and I've been following you for the past week. are you guys from warwick ri? I'm having dinner at iggys while watching some of your videos stay safe and have fun.

[@miamitreasurehunter]

Wow Amazing Video you two took. Question, I am based out of Miami, a 32' Sailboat. Wondering how long the trip to you. You have an Amazing Sailboat !! Keep on living the Dream ~

[@HiddenPalm]

Do they check for weed?

[@Dbulkss]

yes

[@HiddenPalm]

=(

[@GrubbShowMedia]

That is pretty lame. Like I would understand if you were hauling bricks of the stuff to illegally smuggle it in, but to have a gram or two for person stash. Both domestic, federal and international laws need to change on this subject as far as I am concerned.

[@kenmay4468]

I plan to do this crossing my self what all will I need to carry with me I have 5 fire extinguishers 2 are on my auto system in the engine room 2 in the cabin 1 on the deck I have all nav lights and enough life jackets for everyone on board even the dog a 2 way radio, compass, and blast horn I think I have everything but the quarantine flag but its been 30 years since I had a big enough boat to make a crossing so I don't know if the rules have changed

[@jonnyy4088]

Never fancied sailing in sunny old England but in those environs I can see the attraction.

[@ProfChaoss]

From being boarded by the Coast Guard to becoming a Puddle Pirate. :)

[@thomascooper8633]

How do you guys make money for your boat trips

[@FurtherAM]

Why did the US coast guard board?

[@legend343]

Sorry but I don't think I've commented on your vlog, which I've followed from the beginning, the cold north to the warm Bahamas... Thank you both for sharing your adventure with us 'rat race, treadmill fools'... Live life guys..! Fair winds to you.. Warren s/y Legend

[@larryphillips6793]

I am a relatively new subscriber. I have enjoyed your videos. I have some questions. What cameras are you using? I have heard you mention a GoPro from time to time, but I am sure you are using several cameras. My second question is this: What video editing software are you using? Also, how much footage do you shoot to come up with a ten minute video. Again, I enjoy following you on your adventure. Keep the videos coming.

[@kenlynch6332]

CONGRATS ON GETTING OT THE BAHAMA'S. Passing the USCG inspection shows you are good sailors as well, good job. Enjoy your vlog..

[@rickt1866]

gets it stuck?

[@fishin4bogey]

Your video seem crisper, and more vibrant. New Camera??

[@SeanHendy]

Really enjoying following your travels. Keep up the good work and long may it continue.

[@anthonyjames5483]

HOW DO YOU USE THE BATHROOM.

[@MrEmt4]

Most sailboats or other small vessels of that size have a head/shower combined in a compartment

[@svguenevere]

What's your hurricane plan? NICE blue water!!!

[@edselby]

Greg Delezynski I was wondering that myself

[@MikeFlyItAll]

You guys finally made it...good for you... Thank for the vids... Been following you guys from the beginning... Hope to get the chance to do that one day...

[@rafaelmaldonado5410]

I really enjoyed the videos that you guys post it is great that you guys are willing to share your experience with others and for that I thank you I envy you guys.

[@brianmowers307]

"No Place I'd Rather Be"...PERFECT!!

[@jerseyviewerguy]

Looks great guys. Lola really loves the water.

[@TheCoolhead27]

You guys are awesome, enjoy the sailing!

[@gordonpedersen6361]

Keepin it real with beans and franks, love it!

[@911naimplate]

Super nice video, good for you guys. Got a kick out of your comments regarding the clarity of the water at 70+ feet. Its awesome but can be a little disconcerting the first time you see it because judging distance to the wildlife, the bottom and so forth takes a certain skill but the time you spent in Florida I'm sure helped to break you in. This is the reason your depth finder really needs to be in tip top shape. Charts are nice but are not always all that accurate. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your trip. Safe travels and again thanks for posting.......

[@WickedSalty]

Clarity the best thing that ever happened. Beats going aground in the ICW where all water color at any depth looks all the same!

[@ChristopherYoung5977]

Not to quibble, but an EPIRB usually costs $500. Since you spent $250 perhaps you got a PLB?

[@PetePlaysMC]

What's the difference

[@donjvalley]

Christopher Young I'm making a list of safety equipment that I want on my boat and I thought EPIRB's were more expensive, too, but I just checked West Marine's website and the ACR ELECTRONICS Seashelter for GlobalFix V4 Category 1 Model # 16289621 | Mfg # 2832 is priced at $279.99...I hope more stuff drops in price, as well....Not to quibble, I'm just cost sensitive and looking for bargins....

[@LordZelda]

Christopher Young I am in Australia. You can buy smaller Epirbs here which are handheld for around $250. There is no size they need to be. Breitling watches even makes a watch that costs 20k that has a built in Epirb for emergency's, given to pilots in-case they of emergency's.

[@donjvalley]

Brad Sed Thanks for the info, too, that would be about right due to the current USD/AU exchange rate...I am retired and just started sailing last month in the Gulf of Thailand. Once I get my own boat, Australia is definitely on my 'bucket list' for future sailing destinations.....

[@ChristopherYoung5977]

I had no idea they had gotten so affordable. Is there an advantage of EPIRB over PLB? www.westmarine.com/buy/acr-electronics--seashelter-for-globalfix-v4-category-1--16289621

[@solipsisticful]

I'm suprised they didn't give you guys a citation for having a giant rat on board... I'm sorry. I couldn't resist. I love your little dog. It's the star of your vids. Makes me laugh every time.

[@WickedSalty]

She killed a chicken the other day... You better watch out!

[@solipsisticful]

Wicked Salty No doubt. It's always the small dogs you gotta look out for...literally and metaphorically. You guys keep doing what you're doing. As a parent I can honestly say you guys make your folks proud.

[@KingPixelCraft]

I love watching old videos

[@theonlyoned6409]

The Keys are just as nice. I live in St Petersburg and we take are Jet ski back and forth 6 or 7 times a year. Don't say the water is prettier then the Keys

[@losesparkplug1190]

I need to sail from Davis Island Tampa to ST. Pete Pasadena area this weekend. How many hours would you think it takes. Its a dead run wind blowing me down 15 mph. Perfect weather tomorrow but might have to go solo . Do you think i could pull a 22 foot sailboat with a jet ski down Tampa bay?

[@theonlyoned6409]

Jorge Garza , first I never do anything solo. I wouldn't think it would take to long to sail there but I have no clue about towing with a ski. If you do do it please let me know how it went. Safe travels

[@losesparkplug1190]

If you know anyone now not busy with plans today or tomorrow and loves sailing its all last minute planning with me because i got a deal on a morgan sailboat from an auction and its actually 27 feet long.

[@theonlyoned6409]

Jorge Garza We are in Pensacola for the holidays. Just curious how much did you get the Morgan for? Also if you want a good trip sail to the Keys. We are sailing from Pensacola to there in April.

[@losesparkplug1190]

Cool thats awesome. Yeah possibly i hope to be smooth sailing today just relaxing but i gonna make some phone calls and if not buy a cheap 5hp outboard. I paid some where around $1500 not exactly sure maybe a little less or a little more. I dont want to turn my computer on just to check but its a chance because inside looks thrashed but the toilet head works. Just wonder if there could be damage under the waterline. Ok for sure i can make like a tree and leaves.

[@brandonbuderacki5056]

what was that drink

[@mikewilliam5315]

Amendment IV; The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized

[@WickedSalty]

Mike William It's very different at sea. At sea the Coast Guard is supreme law and you have zero rights as such. Its the law of the ocean, that amendment doesnt apply to the coasties, the more you resist the more hassle you'll get.

[@mikewilliam5315]

Wicked Salty You are SOOO wrong!! There is NO "SUPREME LAW", this is NOT Iran or China. They are USA government employees, covered by the laws of the USA and the constitution, which the coasties, swore to defend. The only reason they get away with this, is because people like you, bend over and let them in. I have refused the Coast Guard boarding MANY times, I read the IV amendment to them over the radio, then ask for the commanders name, so that I can sue him/her personally, for violating my civil rights. They back down EVERY TIME!! Freedom is not Free, you have to fight for it.

[@WickedSalty]

Mike William We've got nothing to hide and we're happy that they're there to help. navwaters.com/2012/11/12/the-fourth-amendment-rights-vs-boarding-power-of-the-united-states-coast-guard/ “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.” Amendment IV, U.S. Constitution, ratified 12/15/1791. The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is the part of the Bill of Rights which guards against unreasonable searches and seizures, along with requiring any warrant to be judicially sanctioned and supported by probable cause. It was written in direct response to British general warrants which empowered British law enforcement to search virtually any home, at any time, for any reason, or for no reason at all. The Coast Guard’s primary law enforcement authority is derived from 14 USC 89 (made law in1949) which states in part, “The Coast Guard may make inquiries, examinations, inspections, searches, seizures, and arrests upon the high seas and waters over which the United States has jurisdiction, for the prevention, detection, and suppression of violations of the laws of the United States for such purposes, commissioned, warrant and petty officers may at any time go on board of any vessel subject to the jurisdiction, or to the operations of any law, of the United States, address inquiries to those on board, examine the ship’s documents and papers, and examine, inspect, and search the vessel and use all necessary force to compel compliance . . .” While the Fourth Amendment may protect the citizen, law abiding or not, from the threat of an “unwarranted” search, that protection ceases once the citizen is on a vessel. The Coast Guard has sweeping authority to board any vessel (subject to the jurisdiction of the United States) at any time, any place. It does not require a warrant. It does not require probable cause. Boardings need not be based on a suspicion that a violation already exists aboard the vessel. Their purpose is to prevent violations and the courts have upheld this authority. Also, the Coast Guard has full legal law enforcement power on any land under the control of the United States, as needed to complete any mission. 14 USC 89 has its roots in the Revenue Service Act of 1790 which provided “all collectors, naval officers, surveyors, inspectors and the officers of the revenue cutters . . . www.sailfeed.com/2012/10/coast-guard-boardings-and-your-fourth-amendment-rights-part-1/ Do you actually own a boat?

[@mikewilliam5315]

Then follow the law. Get a warrant to enter, search, seize or hold people from freedom of travel. Your link, is NOT the supreme court decision. You can "HELP" people by upholding the law and not stepping on their freedom by scaring them, that if they don't "comply" it will get worse for them,

[@WickedSalty]

www.uscg.mil/legal/CGHO/cghoart/INFORMATION/HOA1ART1.htm Troll.

[@VincentLemage]

Nice title for your future movie guys...million shades of blue :-) Enjoy your adventures!

[@d0660]

Cool videos! You guys make it look so easy. Would love to do what you are doing. Keep living the dream.

[@GrubbShowMedia]

Man that looks like the good life right there brother man. Although I wonder if the weather would be to warm for me. I favor cold weather climates.

[@aquious953]

You made it. Very proud of you guys!

[@robdunc9729]

Nice! Thanks to this vid my wife may just get her passport renewed!

[@jaysoncody8716]

The fish want to be Fed, is the reason you were seeing so many fish, at the docks, it just go's to show how sad the state of the environment really is !

[@bbybby2728]

You make really great videos Salty! Look forward to seeing more.

[@vincentmiceli2554]

Can't get away from the government even when you are 60 miles off shore. The Gulf Stream is the bluest water you will ever see.

[@katelyntuchay625]

That was an FRC in the back round. my boyfriend was on one not too long ago!

[@MrEmt4]

Fairly new too! Wish I wasn't medically discharged!

[@coffeefish]

Congrats Parity! Nice crossing.

[@MrMedicAdnan]

Very nice... Greeting from the cold state of Michigan :)

[@jaymeez]

Why aren't you guys catching fish?

[@g.gordonwoody645]

Hey Wicked - we're lovin you guys. I'm glad I checked up on you. We're subscribed. Much success!

[@WickedSalty]

Thanks so much!!

[@rebelyell22]

Hitting up your spot soon *****. Even got footage of a Watermakers 208

[@1werewolf]

I can see why boaters want to spend time there...it is beautiful....

[@tomfigley]

love watching your videos !! keep them up

[@nunyabuizness2953]

Those are some eerily calm waters.

[@ctaylor1655]

Congrats on making it across to the Bahamas!

[@TBoodro]

This video quality is blowing my mind right now.

[@john3Lee]

Love Kate's hair :)

[@poopez41]

john wheatley I personally like wes's better...those luscious locks of sweet brunette heaven...oh lord!!!

[@WickedSalty]

Mike Parker who are you??