CAPTAIN IGNORES SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY AT HAULOVER INLET !! | WAVY BOATS | HAULOVER BOATS

CAPTAIN IGNORES SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY AT HAULOVER INLET !! | WAVY BOATS | HAULOVER BOATS
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[@WavyBoats]

Hey guys, let us know if you are enjoying some of the drone shots? Also let us know where you are watching from. 🌎

[@youGooglin]

Drone is great! Hull looks worthy, but what do I know? My building experience was sailboats, 40 years ago. Cats, 21-85' In SF now but Florida looks way better...

[@matthewfrankcook]

Love the drone footage, watching from Aotearoa NZ

[@barryiverson6899]

Love em. Great views

[@jasonmerrill6510]

The axopar hull design is a great river or canal cruiser. It is a absolute failure for a offshore boat. It's design is like a hatchet in those waves not something anyone should take in those waves.

[@nobaddog1]

Watching from Lake Pontchartrain. Metairie Louisiana.

[@AutobahnVault]

First guy handled it like a pro. Even when turning around after realizing it was a bad idea to go out.

[@tombabington9652]

Love the drone shots gives a great impression of the true sea conditions and boat’s ability to deal with the conditions!

[@scott135]

I live in Manchester, UK., a land-locked city, so it's great to see how your compatriots handle really difficult wind/sea conditions at Haulover. I particularly enjoy the drone shots too! Thanks a lot guys - you're great!

[@jtimguy4635]

me personally when operating a boat, yacht or skiff and I am by myself I wear a life jacket. Always

[@genebrowder3636]

That was really enjoyable. I loved the drone shots. You can actually see when the Captains go "No F*ck*ng way am I going out into this!"

[@WavyBoats]

It's a unique perspective for sure. Thanks for being here Gene! 🙌

[@MrJoe81]

Former Miami resident, now in Houston! Miss Miami….. drone shots are amazing. Great job, keep it up!!!!

[@TrawlerLifeGreatBarrierReef]

Rarely ever comment! Securing the front hatch. Bang on. It was safe to do so. He knew his stuff. Latches come undone. Safety first. 10/10

[@avexcrazy6510]

Always great to see rich people who dont know what they’re doing

[@genebrowder3636]

More money than sense.

[@normanrukki3954]

More Money than Cents..just add Beer...

[@ilijapetkovski]

You can always look at poor people who don’t know what they’re doing :)

[@robertyoung2819]

Jealous MUCH???

[@berkshiredave9766]

Broke are we??

[@James-hj9ro]

Can't believe dude left the helm like that...incredibly dangerous lol

[@MEdGrant]

Should have ensured that his boat was completely ready with everything locked down before getting into rough water. Ya, and put on a PFD if solo and leaving the cockpit.

[@WavyBoats]

I agree with you. A set opens up and you can be launched off the boat with no pfd and no one on board! 😳

[@andreasdassen]

The hull of the Axopar is really not designed for this kind of conditions. It is made for the archipelago of Scandinavia. The hull is perfect there. Typically, Scandinavians take their boat to a small island, anchor up with the bow towards the rock. A low freeboard makes perfect sense then, making it easier enter and leave your boat. Look at any scandinavian boat maker, it will have an opening in the pulpit at the front.

[@gaycha6589]

Utter rubbish.

[@boxhawk5070]

I never could figure that out until I looked up the tidal range in the Baltic sea and found out it is about 8 inches. Where I live it is 9 feet.

[@johnnunn8688]

@@boxhawk5070, where I grew up, it was 16 feet with a double neap. Something to do with the Isle of Wight, I believe.

[@KieranCox]

Wrong, that Axopar can handle quite a bit. The suntop version isn't designed to be a dry ride. Water washes in and self bilges straight out of that design. You should review the model more before making silly remarks

[@andreasdassen]

​@@KieranCox I used to own an Axopar with a pilot house. Off course you are right that it is open in the aft, I had a snake swim in there once, but that doesn't change that the boat is not made for tidal waves like this. If you want a good finnish hull for conditions like that, you buy a Botnia Targa.

[@straycat2253]

Drone footage is always cool keep flying high!

[@MEdGrant]

I think that Axopar and those newer, backward raked bows, have borrowed from the Thunderchild and Thunderchild 2 as seen in Frank Kowalski's channel (by the same name). Where the difference is (and it's critical) is that the Thunderchild is completely sealed and self-righting...these aren't.

[@CharlieMetcalf]

Love the drone shots

[@mtmolnar53]

The best drone shots ever! Hats off to the pilots and film crew. I'm Murphy watching from sunny St George, Utah. We don't have alot of water out here so I get my fix watching Wavy Boats.

[@DisneyWish2023]

It’s so satisfying see these boats going through the waves like a knife

[@davidyang577]

The Axopar did extremely well keeping that bow up, even at such low speed. Also, it was crazy that it was able to make such sharp turn in that condition without being flipped, considering the person operating was amateur at best.

[@jackolmstead2566]

Getting ready to take delivery of mine in a week

[@philwarren3581]

Did you see how much his motors were trimmed? Only way he could keep that bow up

[@davidyang577]

@Phil Warren doesn't matter how much you trim when he's back of the throttle aye..lo

[@sirelpresidente3943]

@@jackolmstead2566 Where are you? Did you buy one in stock or have to custom order?

[@jackolmstead2566]

@@sirelpresidente3943 ordered one year ago from Nautical Adventures at the Miami show. It is at the dealer in Hudson having the flooring installed. Should be ready by 2nd of January for delivery.

[@kennethhacker3014]

I went thru a inlet with my 25ft sport cruiser and thought I was hot shit...lol.. that was one of the scariest days of my life .. didn't think my bow could go that high.lmao

[@Flyanb]

The axopar is plenty capable but the Freeman and SeaHunter make it look a little weak sauce? It’s a pretty tough day with outgoing tide and big wind in your face. I’d probably be careful how I used that boat.

[@suzannebastable7207]

Prosper Texas! Missing my roots of growing up on the coast and many days at sea! I love just listening to the water! Looking at all the boats to see which one we are going to buy and retire on! Bring on the fishing and retirement!!! ❤️🎣❤️

[@andrewberg2361]

Drone shots are cool.and give a different perspective . 👍

[@MEdGrant]

After watching quite a few of these videos (both here and other channels), one thing strikes me that seems common to all the situations shown. All along the Intracoastal Waterway there are many passages to open water making it relatively easy for people with what are essentially "inland water boats" to access open water. They are unprepared, unknowledgeable, and poorly (if ever) trained for the hazards involved and so they get themselves in trouble over and over again. Marinas and Ports that are actually ON open water will be full of boats that are properly designed (and captained) for open water. Here all we see are "credit card" and "bank account" captains putting themselves, their friends and families, and ultimately, emergency aid crews into unnecessary danger. But "hey", they're getting the attention they love; just look at the gesturing and posturing at the cameras that goes on.

[@pinetree2473]

I'd say some of that is certainly true, but how do unprepared people BECOME prepared and knowledgeable? It is through experience. I've been through it, though years ago with a 21.5' center console w/ a 150hp. outboard scuba diving from MA to ME. Even one 'slightly' close call can teach captains an awful lot that classroom or lecture won't teach nearly as well. People need to be able to gain their own experience.

[@Thelawncarenut]

you sound like you're real fun at parties.

[@LewisTheFly888]

@@Thelawncarenut And here I was thinking that lawn care was top of the tree topic at parties. lol.

[@olderetiredtreemahn3234]

@@jamesw.6931 1979 did something similar. Worked my ass off after graduation bought a 69 350 midnight blue removable vinyl hardtop .By the end of summer. Great car! Punched it at every 🙃 stoplight 🚦

[@olderetiredtreemahn3234]

@@jamesw.6931 just watched your video. I've seen those gill netting shows on TV. Cold wet hard work 💪 I've seen every episode of Deadliest Catch my heart goes out to those guys. Always rooting for crab 🦀. No way in hell would I venture into the Bering Sea during winter. Nice to meet you 😊 take care 👍

[@railgap]

3:00 "batten down the hatches!" lol

[@christinecanty5409]

I love that first boat.

[@ad-rw9vh]

The sea was angry that day, my friends - like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli.

[@MrRldunton]

I like the axiopars and that might be the biggest boat I have seen doing the haulover u turn

[@richcrime]

wasn’t like this in the upper part of the gulf today made it 15 miles out in 3/5 foot waves and a current that’ll rip the frame out from under a truck and limited out on gag grouper !

[@idiomkrone]

The drone shots are awesome!

[@peterjanson1483]

Thanks for a nice channel, typical is that you have to read the waves and adjust angel, speed. I have own boats from 22 to 45 feet, Axopar has one of the best hull I ever have own. If you can’t drive a boat it doesn’t matter what boat you have. Take care

[@berkshiredave9766]

Love the drone shots..

[@lantastic1]

The drone is working out well. 👍

[@suzannebastable7207]

Pretty sweet action to me!

[@markshutt1476]

Would I take that Axopar out, absolutely, but maybe wait for a bit better conditions. It always gets me when I see hatches pop open. Do these people not do any kind of pre-trip? The drone shots really let you appreciate the conditions of the outlet with the outgoing tide and wind.

[@m.m.7511]

I think that Axopar is a diamond in the rough...The looks make me question its potential...then seeing the guy testing his luck...It completely handles it...

[@wallacegrommet9343]

Yes to drone shots!

[@hotwalkerman]

Drone footage great keep it up from SoCal

[@serialshagster6651]

I thought your drone was a bug crawling on my screen! Hahhahaha. I thought I got it and then it came back over to the right of my screen...I was chasing a non existent mini bug all over the top of my phone!!! Loving the drone footage btw...

[@markscanlon9909]

Always great, Would like to see Boats vs Haulover"the drone edition"

[@FentonFromTrenton320]

Drone shots are great... They allow the viewer two views of the stuffings. The captain who left the helm should have been wearing pfd and thought twice before leaving the helm. Hull designs are good for slicing through most breaks...but most of those smaller vessels were outmatched by an angry Haulover. I will take a ride on the "Therapy IV" over the others... That hull design was built for Haulover's mood swings.😉🌊🌊🌊

[@richardfinney3179]

I love watching boats go through the wavy gravy

[@gordonhodgson8403]

When you're heading out in rough conditions and you see a drone following you. "Chuckles" Im in danger

[@kate1269]

Really liking the drone shots! Great idea!

[@ColeMeger]

Loving the wavy drone!

[@henryzabel1746]

Aoxopar hull design is not to my liking , along with all the other blunt nose euro designs . You may notice a more flared bow on charter boats , maybe a bit more experience on the water ? Along with all the lake boats and pontoon boats , why would you even think about taking them out the inlet ? I do not think I have seen one skipper using the factory supplied kill lanyard . Over my years on the water I have seen so many skippers in the water with a run away boat circling them . Several times we threw an extra bow line or anchor line in the boats path to tangle up in the prop . And even on some of the larger open boats I wish people would at least wear a self inflating life vest on rough days . Former rescue diver here in the Northwest .

[@tzartak]

Awesome drone shots!

[@nicknelson544]

Love the drone shots!

[@realBkay]

Axopar would b the only single hull type I would purchase.

[@skyll4141]

love your videos. drone shots are cool. great job.

[@malmotumotu5218]

Beautiful riding hull!!! Axopar just need to close the deck

[@endeeray4295]

Ahhh the deep sea fishing boat, brought back childhood memories of the rocking motion of the vessel and reaching into the bait bucket and bam suddenly getting hit with nausea. spent the rest of the trip seasick, I remember an older guy that came in lookin pale and he says to me "you too Huh?" At least I want alone LOL.

[@Lauranyyfan]

Cool video! Thanks! Why do people go out alone at any time and especially during an obvious SCA? A medical emergency or just a fall could make it really risky on a boat alone. I just don't get it! Safety first....especially on the water!!

[@belamoure]

Love the drone shots some hauls are fantastic but it seems that waves put all of them to good rif raf shake up. No safety vests anywhere to be seen. I guess they are all excellent swimmers, sirenes and dolphines alike!

[@harrykreia5371]

The backwards raked bow is meant to pierce the waves and avoiding the slowing effect specially if you go downwave in big swell. Very successfull in fast racing sailing and poweryachts. But difinitly needs then to take the waves over the bow, and not being open or even a bowrider, that defeats the purpose.

[@sivayamsiva9343]

Wonderful sailing, thrilling performance 👍

[@farhangtabrizi6232]

The second so called Axopar wasnt an Axopar infact!! It was a Swedish Nimbus T-11. There are many Scandinavian boat designers who design their boats with these cutting hulls. Almost all these manufacturers are saying that their boats are designed for heavy seas and their countries ship building industries are among the bests in the world for centuries. I believe this is the "different" behavior of this kind of hull design which is confusing the captains who are unfamiliar with these boats.

[@2024loop]

Nice to see all the people wearing lige Wests in rough weather

[@nobaddog1]

Great drone shots. I like!

[@WavyBoats]

Awesome, thanks for the feedback! 👍

[@nobaddog1]

@@WavyBoats Getting good shots in the wind like that is hard work. I appreciate the extra shot.

[@69DMack]

Is that Therapy vessel actually fn trolling through through the inlet!!! What a knob

[@rcg3496]

Love all the shots… Watching from Houston🇺🇸

[@robertreasor7522]

His drone flyer has mad skills IMHO!

[@In.Darkness]

HAULOVER ! We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails. Send It !

[@shannonophelan3440]

Watching from Greenbank, WA on the Salish Sea aka Puget Sound.

[@complusbob]

i like the drone shots

[@gwenkatt]

All the boats are very nice

[@markcampbell7836]

Love the the drone

[@lpgalmeida]

Why do captains not hug the sides of the inlet and head north or south as soon as possible? Seems to me that it would make sense to leave the channel as soon as possible.

[@lpgalmeida]

Looks like Mucho K did exactly that.

[@thomasbrower305]

The Mucho K, should be Mucho Puke O, for some of those fishing charter passengers!

[@robertsawa3407]

Fishing port of New Bedford, Massachusetts.

[@good2golden803]

Looked like a good day for cats.

[@Longtack55]

The captain of the lugger, by Christ he was a bugger, he wasn't fit to shovel shit, from one ship to another. And you can see him most weekends at Haulover. "Mucho K" the fishing charter vessel was competent. Greetings from New Zealand.

[@michaelpalus7929]

Natural selection!

[@CallardAndBowser]

It's a nice hull design for an inland lake but not the ocean.

[@totljag1]

First boat is beautiful

[@BroJerHWG]

Does the drone pickup sound?. .. great video..

[@Shopweasel]

3:20 he broke his radar.

[@ericjbowman1708]

7:00 Nice hull.

[@eduardozocchi8873]

I am LOVING your drone shots! WONDERFUL!

[@m.m.7511]

I think that boat took it like a champ!

[@davidrivero7943]

Im no gps return home Flyer jeje but ,quad shots look good Brother. Watchy fron humm in Hialeah, Meng.

[@dangrant2655]

Great vids. Mucho K = Mucho Puko in those conditions.

[@mikebreeden6071]

You'd have liked seeing about a 75 foot fishing boat heading out of Playa Del Ray. He came out from behind the breakwall and didn't turn around... He just backed up. My buddies and I took a 16 foot ski boat with about 6 inches of freeboard to Catalina, b ut then I've seen jet skis make the trip.

[@MARKLOCKWOOD2012]

with small craft warnings they really should do the blue light special those that try to venture out turn them around just as safety warning ⚠️

[@mtnviper1963]

Bathtub with a motor on it…I’ll take a seavee any day of the week!

[@timf6916]

Way COOL

[@rayo1371]

Nice footage .. great to see all the boats in the elements as opposed to all the sales talk at boat shows ... Contender 25 tried and true ..

[@94nomad]

Axopar are good proven designs. Not sure why they even make them with open bows but this one would have been fine if he'd held steady for a couple hundred feet

[@dougstephens1923]

What is the mystery boat starting at 6:45? That rode in slicker than s&%t. Lots of freeboard, volume and flare in the bow. I want one. I'd also take that cat over the Axopar any day of the week.

[@dannyt9067]

Seahunter. Same boat at 2:50

[@michaeljorden2457]

Freeman is a real Boat

[@johnl5316]

the AXOPAR always handles the waves well in the videos that I have seen

[@alessandrobacci2186]

Just small waves like any other vertical bows!

[@materialgirl338]

I don't understand these open bows. They really are not designed for the ocean. We had a 351 Sport Bridge, I would not go out in the Ocean. I respect the ocean and these open bows take on water to quickly. One other thing I see... "white caps" don't these boaters understand the meaning of WHITE CAPS???

[@chris96298]

Having money certainly doesn't give common sense lol! Howdy from Orlando!

[@hakancarlsson7393]

I have a question! Why in the 1-2-3 are all piloting their boats in the middle of the canal where the biggest waves are? And, not on the sides where the waves are smaller?

[@paulcole3847]

The AXOPAR IS GREAT in Amsterdam canals!

[@alessandrobacci2186]

Axopar is just another vertical bow nightmare!

[@rayo1371]

helm is far forward ( so rougher ride) and that bow seems light

[@alessandrobacci2186]

@@rayo1371 light means without the right volume

[@LeoRousseau]

Ah, the hull with it! 😜

[@cgirl111]

A plumb bow design is fine unless you are running a bathtub boat. Best when running a closed bow.

[@danmart9087]

Question on that 1st one why don't they go out to the left and get out of that sloop. Also He has very little freeboard

[@JamesTingley222]

Great videos please tell me what camera you use?

[@JG-cm4kl]

You should do a video of barnegat inlet - “the graveyard of the Atlantic” - Blackbeard himself lost a lot of treasure in and around that inlet

[@NO-GAMES]

I actually am surprised that long shallow hull didn't fold somewhere near midship. Strong boat.

[@MrCobb-rq8iv]

I commend the design to stay afloat, I have no idea on the righting moment or flotation if it water logs. To me is is forgiving to the idiot driving. Those drivers are easy to spot, always watch the ball-cap; they don't know the front from the back, ever.