LEARN TO BACK A BOAT INTO A SLIP - How to Dock | Gale Force Twins

[@Bluenosegrows]

you to are going to blow up. who ever taught you , did a great job , and you 2 are exellent captains

[@motech7168]

I agree!!

[@pakde8002]

Literally this morning I made a comment on their 10k celebration giveaway that uploaded 4 weeks ago because I was amazed they already were at 26k and here it is 13 hours later and they're at 28k. That's crazy.

[@JustinBeyerlin1]

@@pakde8002 Now 128k!

[@GabrielRojas2022]

143 k and growing

[@williamj1969]

100% agree.

[@lindaholleysgonefishing9813]

Alright Gale Force instructors - today was my very first 'back into my slip' day! I watched this video like 20x and followed it as close as I could remember - it only took me 3 attempts and I only closed my eyes once... SUCCESS! No boat was harmed, sacrificed, threatened or bruised in the backing up of my boat...lol Thank you for the class!

[@GaleForceTwins]

Amazing!! Congrats 😊

[@t26803]

One of the best tips I ever got was " slow wins the race when docking" You can always add power but slowing down is not so easy.... Sometimes we watch the show, and sometimes we are the show! So I learned early on not to pick on people, maybe help them out docking, because next time it maybe your turn to have the wind or current catch you off guard. Good job Girls!

[@cerebralfish1]

Really enjoy your vids. 40 yr old dude here that’s been driving boats for years and still suck at docking. I learn a lot from your vids. Might I suggest mentioning how you tie off your lines to account for the tides so your boat doesn’t get hung. That would be good info as well. Thanks!

[@Icutmetal]

Same…and I agree!

[@KM-px8cs]

This is actually the best boating instruction I've seen.

[@GaleForceTwins]

That's amazing!! Thanks for the feedback!

[@autonomous_collective]

You two do this better than most men I know. Keep up the teaching videos.

[@MechanicalTrader]

please refrain from the 'male bashing', really is repetitive and tiring in today's hedonistic /feminist culture....besides, you're showing you are a #Beta male, which women tend to flee from. I've seen several videos done by Guys and they did fine.

[@joshlogue9292]

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[@MechanicalTrader]

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[@joshlogue9292]

@@MechanicalTrader ya just upset that you can't have visitors at the nursing home because of covid? I'll agree my generation sucks 100% but guess who raised us😂

[@MechanicalTrader]

@@joshlogue9292 typical thinking...#Blame Somebody Else. Western Civilization is based on the "individual" taking responsibility for their own thinking and actions. YOU are responsible, no one else. As a boat owner (that pays taxes for nonexistent services for the most part) boat captains personify Western Civ- ALL captains must take individual responsibility for EACH decision (or nondecision) they make. The two women in this video have a FATHER and a MOTHER, both of which model the virtues necessary to pilot a $200,000+ hull thru the water. God Bless all of them for ALL who have the brains, resources and courage to crew or pilot any vessel that treads in oceans and blue water (deep) pools of H2O. Ecclesiastes 12 is the sum total of the matter!

[@hankcowart3562]

The two of you could run an incredible clinic on handling a boat. Love the way you explain things as you are doing the activity. Plus, the logic behind why you are doing it a particular way. Great job and keep up the superb videos.

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[@jpbernie72]

These young ladies seem to be living their best lives! Kudos!

[@TheManWhoSawTomorrow]

learned more in one week from these two ladies than I ever thought I would ever know

[@GaleForceTwins]

Aw amazing!! Thank you 😊

[@joet2657]

Simply, I am hooked!! Just started boating last year using a 23 foot Mako. First time I backed into a slip and tieing off was a real event I do not want to repeat. This old man has learned from you young Captains. Thank you.

[@wishyouwerehere6226]

Found this channel two days ago..... now I’m binge watching. I used to watch “livin the keys life” but they disappeared so I started searching videos about the Florida Keys and found you. Great job and fascinating material so far!

[@cletustheweatherman6629]

We just upgraded to a twin engine boat your videos are so helpful. Thank you .

[@GaleForceTwins]

That is so awesome!!

[@glengilliam9999]

Hi Gale force twins,how long did it take study and feel confident enough to take the exam for your captain 6 pack license?

[@mikejohnson6302]

I really like the way you make your video's very family friendly and I think that makes it better to watch.

[@robertb6462]

Great job ladies! You gained another sub here. Made my gf sit and watch your vid on docking in the canal. Told her you gotta watch these two girls. They're bad@$$! Keep the tutorials coming. Please. Been on boats before I can remember, now 44 years later and I'm still learning. Thank you ladies. You're mentor must be proud.

[@michaelpickering4589]

You two are very good and proficient, easy to understand. Thanks for the effort. Some for everyone even an experience boatie, - maybe for the guy whose been off the water for a bit, we all forget the little things.

[@marclebrun641]

Said IT before, you two girls are the BOMB. Your PARENTS should be very proud. Great explanation of everything you do❤❤❤❤❤

[@joshmofosho]

i love your videos. you two are just about the most relevantly informative captains i have had the pleasure of learning from 👍💜

[@joannedarmanin2748]

Hi Girls, from a fellow boater operating out of the small island of Malta, Europe.......South of Sicily in the Mediterranean, absolutely love all your videos!!!!! Unfortunately had a small accident last week cracking my wrist....got caught between 2 boats:(. so I found you guys and have binged watched practically most of them :)Excellently well explained boat handling, looking forward to the next one. A BIG super well done!!!!! I have subscribed, thank you

[@Justin-tv5ux]

Learning so much from these videos and all. Keep up the good work . Love how modest you ladies are and not dressing in all the skimpy clothing like others wear.

[@moondog-HMB]

You girls have SKILLS! Awesome job, keep em coming.

[@danmurphy9173]

Awesome! My 6 yr old daughter was fascinated!

[@OttoBiography]

coming back to review and mentally prepare for some additional training i'm getting.

[@pwrplnt1975]

I very rarely join channels on FB as well as youtube. You two are amazing fishermen, Captains, and role models for young people! So...I'm now a follower.

[@GaleForceTwins]

Thank you for joining!! We appreciate it. Welcome to our channel 😊🐟

[@elmiguel6725]

I had a 23 foot Crownline until Hurricane Sandy destroyed it, but I was at 2 separate slips during the time I had it, I used to sweat bullets trying to dock it at the first slip and the second slip which was nicer and bigger. I just said screw it and went is bow first. I never did really master docking the boat and provided much free live entertainment for fellow boaters watching me. Anyway, Captains Emily and Amanda you are good and make it look easy.

[@grady.stu.8300]

You guys are awesome. I dont have a boat but love your videos.

[@arthurkane7819]

Well done!! I love the fishing part. Especially the Barracuda and marlin. Talk sushi. Yummy!! Keep up the awesome videos. The Boat Force is strong with The Gale Force Twins.

[@MongoDAoC]

Thanks for posting these videos! I have always loved fishing but since I’m in NY, never could justify the cost (storage/maintenance) for a boat. I’m considering joining a boat share instead. These tips make me feel more empowered and more comfortable to give boating a shot. Thanks!

[@TheDarthvader123]

In mine opinion, the springline is always the best line to dock your boat. Very nice video..!

[@shegonesportfishing1542]

one of the better how to docking videos i've seen especially for twin engine CCs. Good job. Wish everyone in my marina could watch this.

[@ronmccranie4661]

Always informative. I'm teaching my 14 year old nephew to boat so these videos are great for him - and as a reminder for me.

[@BigMacProDaddy]

Working at a boat rental company, I am learning this quickly

[@bobsocha768]

I’m a 61 year old guy who is a relatively new boater. I just love the way you both share your knowledge! I also keep my boat in a slip. Can you please share how often you flush your engines? I bought a 2013 Robalo R247 that was a Great Lakes boat with 540 hours and has never been in the salt water until this season. In season she now lives in the Navesink River a mile or so from Sandy Hook NJ Thank you both for this channel!!

[@wishoeguy]

Great tutorial and great to see the difference in slips. I’m on Lake Michigan and my slip is the full length of my boat but there are no pilings or ropes with me and my neighbor. Thanks to your tutorial I realize I have too much dependency on my slip fenders so I’ll adjust. Thanks!

[@stevesnellgrove1518]

Must respect 👍👍👍... my wife and I are watching in awe ....much success and new subscribers here , by the way you have gained !!!

[@GaleForceTwins]

Welcome to our channel!! Thank you for watching 😊🐟

[@sanin73]

Good stuff. With any serious wind I'd start the maneuver into the wind (i. e. In the first scenario go past the slip, turn away, and then reverse into the wind. Better control, you can use more speed.)

[@craigmeeker4932]

I am loving these vids and I have been boating for 40 years. Hope the subscribers keep growing!

[@robertl6118]

Just joined your channel a few days ago...you two are awesome. You explain every situation in detail and in calm manner!

[@kyleroan6291]

Informative, entertaining and getting it done in decent dress code. Great Job ladies. Hope your channel grows fast you deserve it

[@videodude8137]

Ah you guys are GR8. Those are really important tips. Good method and partners!

[@guiinkcom]

Emily when tying a cleat, first make a complete 360 degrees around base, then 1 1/2 figure 8's and a tuck. Love your show! go girls go.

[@scratchroadgolf6956]

At almost 50 years old I'm looking into getting my first boat. This channel has been very informative and very helpful. Great job!

[@hushnightbatday]

I love your Boat wrap!

[@markm9232]

You two are awesome! Thanks for great videos !!

[@bubba0701]

You two are awesome! Keep the videos coming!

[@donc9275]

I’m binge watching your videos right now, I’m wondering if you’ve produced a video on negotiating and researching boat prices.

[@chpsuey]

Love the little condo and dock setup.

[@alannguyen9687]

Awesome video lesson!!! Two 👍👍

[@FireflyAereids]

I've been coaching people to berth for a few years and all I wanna say is you two did a great job explaining how to back up a boat. Learnt a few things on how to explain some of the details in a better way too!! Awesome!!

[@GaleForceTwins]

That’s amazing!! Thank you for watching 😊

[@johninnz]

Great videos team, very explanatory, clear and concise. Enjoyable to watch 👍

[@kimberlyparsons7378]

Wonderful videos, this is exactly what my sister and I were looking for, boat safety and all things important to nautical life. Your descriptive teachings and explanations are very helpful. Thanks for the great job in the making of these videos.

[@captmiker7423]

Question about tying off a cleat. Can you make a turn around both bases of the cleat before crisscrossing the line & then flip the working end away from the incoming line to make your locking hitch? Thank you. Enjoy your channel!

[@GaleForceTwins]

Most definitely!

[@WillMilner637]

What if u have 3 motors will the port and the stern only get used and not the spring

[@dave8414]

Excellent boat handling

[@1surfercross]

Why would anybody give them 2 thumbs down? I learned some new techniques from watching this video. Thanks for sharing.

[@antonioabadia3507]

These girls are great and are bringing a unique and much needed level of instructional. You’ll always find envious hateful people. Best to ignore people like that. The twins will continue to do great! Congrats to them and to their proud parents!

[@aavile01]

Great video! Great shots and editing. Keep it going!

[@daviddawkins6086]

Thank you very informative Awsome

[@russellgardner2557]

Love your "how -to" videos!!! ❤

[@latinfuzz10]

Hey you guys rock. 1 question, I don't see a joy stick on ur boat. May I have ur thoughts on boats that do. I'm thinking of getting it on my next boat. Thank you in advance.

[@GaleForceTwins]

Joy sticks will definitely make docking much easier but we definitely would not recommend relying on them. Bow thrusters in particular break easily. If you do get one enjoy the benefits but make sure you can still dock your boat without it! 😊

[@paulallison9741]

Love watching you young ladies. You are very informative. I hope one day to retire in Florida, about 13 years from now. Hope you two are still at it then. May visit florida next year for a vacation. Me and my wife would like to charter a fishing day with you gals. Stay safe.

[@fiestaentertainment8947]

Nice video and good job. Lucky you are to have such a boat-:) just jocking

[@sevennine6363]

Wow great job

[@EJ-be7xe]

Question where did you get the fish ruler on the stern of your boat

[@tomberry8044]

Execellent video! Very informative. Everyone should also take a US Coast Guard Boating Safety Class.

[@SunsTo7]

Thanks for the video .This was very well explained. It is interesting how much the wind at the Bow plays an important role in the maneuver!

[@shawnj9655]

Like a boss!!!! Outstanding work ladies!

[@pakde8002]

You guys make it look easy.

[@patrickpeterson500]

, back up to was watching it on TV big screen is always nice keep fishing have fun as well

[@lestergarabito608]

Really Great information ! Thanks

[@miguelmanuel8670]

Hello girls! Regards! I congratulate your for your channel, I like it and I learn a lot. My name is Miguel and I live in Dallas Texas. I would like you to make a video of how people can get captain certifications to drive a boat in their state. For example maritime laws, rules and regulations, fish laws, maritime signals, maritime equipment by the coast guard etc. what they can. It is seen that you are intelligent women and full of great success continue like this. For my part I wish you all the triumph and success in the world. God bless you both. Thank you!

[@craigroberson8757]

The 2 of you are incredible.To think I had to learn all of that The hard way. Let me emphasize the hard way. LOL

[@sharronhumphries6727]

Geez, all this time I've been tying up to a cleat a little wrong. Thank you for sharing this detail !!!.

[@GaleForceTwins]

Of course!! We are glad you found the video helpful!

[@kenrossi1854]

@@GaleForceTwins great videos, on your cleat hitch the first one should be a complete round turn then do your locking hitches - this guy does a great job explaining, kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZKpap98o5V8pNk - I did it wrong for years, only really matters under heavy load

[@chipwoods8323]

Good job! Could you do a video of the same process on a windy day and a single outboard?

[@misquoted34]

So it looks like you didn't use fenders? Are fenders recommended for newbies? I am just starting my boating adventures and am watching your videos to help get me started!

[@BIG570S]

Taking notes! Picking up my new CC this weekend!

[@84toyota4wd]

Damn, I love you guys! Im more into sailboats but your teaching me so much so quick!

[@84toyota4wd]

Thanks for the intel on the wind and drift

[@84toyota4wd]

I've been focused on the building aspect of vessels

[@84toyota4wd]

Id go fishing anytime... No cameras unless you insist

[@shanemacdonald1147]

I have a 35ft 351 we dock similar beside I use less engine I just like to carry momentum into the slip but I also have bow thrusters so it makes it easier to make corrections

[@fotomanal]

Nice job explaining. You guys really hit every important point!!

[@blackactl]

Could you guys do a video with tips on what to do when you have a single engine and you are in a narrow water area (marina , gas station etc;) and there is wind/current pushing you toward other boats, hazards etc; and you need to fight it. after a few years of boating that is my biggest issue still. thanks !

[@GaleForceTwins]

LOVE the suggestion! Thank you 😊 it is most definitely on the list!

[@blackactl]

@@GaleForceTwins great ! I can’t wait I will keep an eye out for it. You are definitely the most informative out of all the boat videos on KZbin ! Keep up the good work !

[@Matty88K]

Hell of a lot easier with two outboards than with a stern drive or inboard. I've watched my buddy back into a slip with with an inboard single prop in a 15 knot crosswind on the first try every try....even with a customer's boat he's never driven before. Truly impressive. Aside from years of experience, the most important is staying calm. Don't panic, don't overreact. For most folks, if you're looking at a bigger boat, 32ft or more, consider investing in a vessel with a bow thruster.

[@ushi120]

Good Job, thx for showing your docking techniques. I'm not trying to criticize you but I noticed two things..... First: in my opinion, with my education and experience it is easier to back into the slip, against wind and current. What do you think about it? Second: The way you tie the line to the cleat is not the way I learned it and teach to my students. The locking-hitch at the end is perfect. The half-hitches (X - hitches) are fine too. But at the beginning you start with only 1\2 round-turn around the cleat. In my opinion it's better to start with 3\4 round-turn or if you want one full round-turn.

[@brucepeppinck9988]

Great 👍 job

[@jq3612]

Subbed at 19,800 I’m looking forward to your channel hitting 2.5 mil, I know it will happen. Awesome content and cool vibes. Keep up the great work.

[@georgejetson4480]

When do you use only the throttle and gear of both engines with the engines straight ahead to back the boat and when do you use one outside engine with the steering wheel turned hard to one side or the other to back the boat.

[@octaviusgrant5726]

I love your channel. You two are awesome . Keep these enjoyable and informative videos coming. God bless

[@bluebeema]

great video ladies.

[@JWenclevski]

Awesome lesson you two are great!!!!! Love it!!!!

[@mauriciodenardipeterlevitz3694]

These cuties know what they are doing. Congrats.

[@jasoncueva]

Great video as always! It’s fun watching your channel grow! I can see you guys doing big things! Keep up the great content!

[@poonai1113]

Another useful and excellent video

[@kevinkawamoto7322]

Liked! Keep up the good work. I'm ready to get a boat now. What's a boat courtesy when open water and another boat heading straight for me. Big ocean but do I move port or starboard to the other boat? Tight lines!

[@reneap9049]

Emily made that look easy!!!

[@WTFAmerica-wake-up]

Once again. Thanks for tutorial. I just got a 2020 Sea Fox 328 Commander and this helped me a lot. I'm still learning how to drive it good. Keep safe ladies.

[@PastorTom2009]

You girls are amazing!

[@knnethstade8880]

Good job

[@howsbubbs]

Im glad i came across your channel you guys rock

[@cromwellw91]

You gals are rock stars.

[@danieljarstfer7966]

Great job backing into the slip as well as explaining

[@Exploer8591]

Great job girls. Thanks for sharing your expertise!

[@zeroize852]

Thank you as always