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[@johnballerino9172]

The well trained crew certainly makes the whole experience a pleasure to watch .

[@percivalgooglyeyes6178]

We do it a lot differently in the PNW. We put out fenders, have lines fastened to the boat and ready, and a boat hook on standby. Certainly not as cool looking as you Miami beautiful people, but we probably have a lot less gouges and scratches on our boats.

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

Don't be jealous of our fenderless beauty!....lol.

[@SARDOGFL]

Been boating for decades and in FL for >30 years and I NEVER do it the way you see on these videos. Lines, fenders, and crew prepped well-before reaching the dock, and NO ONE disembarks until the boat is tied up to the dock. When single-handing, the first line over is the midships.

[@RudyF6]

@@SARDOGFL What kind of entertainment is it to watch somebody doing it right LOL?

[@rpm2dayg648]

@@signoresantinoburnett1169 It's called going commando! Lol.

[@SARDOGFL]

@RudyF6 there was one single boater that I remember in all of BG's videos - EVER, where he slid up to the dock in a controlled approach, and flipped his midships line over a piling, back to his boat cleat, and tied off. It did entertain me... even though it was an FWC Officer, single-handing. But you are correct... if it bleeds, it leads! 😅

[@jn6011]

Darnit. I was really hoping to see the guy that launched try to dock and pull out also. You know that was going to be a circus.

[@Madskillzpb]

always blows my mind how many people don't understand how to manipulate the boat at the dock. makes you like 100%.

[@WildBikerBill]

Or only rarely is anyone ready with the lines to secure the boat to the dock. It's not rocket science. When I was young my Dad had a 17' sailboat. Everyone was expected to participate in sailing. Anyone thinking they were just along for the ride would be swiftly disabused of that notion.

[@robertheinkel6225]

My funniest boating in incident was while stationed in IN. Someone rented an old wooden cabin cruiser and was out on this lake. The bottom of the boat failed, and they started to take on lots of water. This boat was an inboard model. They rammed the swimming beach to keep it from sinking completely. Later a wrecker showed up on the beach, ran cables under and around the back of the boat, to drag it fully up on the beach. The cables sliced right thru the back of the boat. They then placed large boards under the cables to spread out the load. On the next pull, the whole rear of the boat collapsed under the pressure of the cables and boards. They pulled the severely damaged boat up onto the beach, completely destroying it in the process.

[@JCASTELLUCCIOJR]

AND THAT IS HOW ‘professionals’ work… WHAT A JOKE tow truck driver…HE/THE COMPANY SHOULD BE SUED!!!

[@danlindey7368]

A couple docking the boat has to be a lot like a couple backing the RV into a slot. lol!

[@RudyF6]

C'mon back... C'mon back... C'mon back... WHAM!!! Hold it...

[@chuckhood9659]

If only there was a single location on a boat where you could control thrust and steering.

[@caddis4801]

I got whiplash from that Tahoe smacking the dock!

[@SlimWhittman]

Great entertainment.

[@stuartparsons572]

Always fascinated by how many people haven't worked out to tie off 1 line then use the engine to pivot onto the dock.

[@dbdors]

Cause that technique is just too easy!!!

[@francisstransky7224]

What’s that saying? “If you’re doing it easy you’re doing it wrong.” I think that’s how it goes. 🤔

[@59patrickw]

passenger sits and hold the line like it going to do all the work by itself

[@JCASTELLUCCIOJR]

Because…”NO KOMMON CENTZ”!!!lol

[@budm9982]

Oh my! So dramatic!!! LOL! That boat hook with the line was slick. Then after the bow was secured the captain actually used the engine to move the stern to the dock. All with the BOW ATTACHED! Why-O-why don't more people do this when one end of the boat is attached to the dock to bring the other end in? It seems like such a simple thing.

[@JCASTELLUCCIOJR]

NO COMMON SENSE!!!!

[@jeffrandolf5673]

We all do it that way. When I say "we", I mean those who have been doing it for years.

[@billgrant7334]

If everybody did it Bud I wouldn't have anything to watch up here on lake of the woods Canada in the winter Cheers Bud

[@bobbiingram4258]

@@jeffrandolf5673 Lol, not the daft apeths we watch here!

[@bjburk]

bless the algorithm this evening! 😂

[@nodayatthebeach]

Whole lotta bad captain right there ! Too funny.

[@RudyF6]

5:50 Bravo to that couple. Have a plan. Ready to execute. Just do it! . . . Kinda...

[@SmashGhost]

Use the mid cleat, captains!

[@deniseapple1946]

Omg! I’ll never feel bad about my docking!!!🤣🤣🤣 these folks need to go to school!!!

[@nancinevitale5669]

Absolutly no one in the boat that hit gets up to help. Bumps on a log

[@bessarion1771]

One boat with fenders out, another with fenders in. And then bupkis.

[@dangordon5510]

The caps, amazing🤦🏻‍♂️

[@bikerguy5829]

Why doesn't the city put some protective foam on the docks

[@bogusharris]

ha I watch our ferry dock, they keep the thrust going at the dock, and the tug comes in behind and uses the ferry thrust to push him into his berth. Yep, watch the conditions and let them do the work

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

Blackpoint woohoo!

[@cathyheston3029]

Never had a problem. This is frustrating!

[@stephendennis5969]

If you put the engine in gear with the engine, drives, or rudder in the wrong direction you want to go, the boat will go the wrong way. By that time it’s usually too late to correct it. “N” put the wheel in the general direction, bump in and out of gear, to maintain a slow speed. making small adjustments to direction. My boat idle’s around 5-6 miles an hour. You wouldn’t pull a car in a parking spot going that fast. There are no brakes. So you have to anticipate the speed ahead of time by removing the power. Shifting to N. By the time you are near the dock you should be in N, and slowly drifting into it so your crew (line in hand) can casually grab an upright and step onto the dock.

[@jeffsim8664]

Thats a new way if taking up 2 docks at the same time.. In canada we need to take a boater safety class in order to get a boat operators license . doesnot however make us any smarter at the docks. We have the same problem it appears.

[@kent5590]

I can’t stand to watch those boaters 😂

[@teresahasopinions2329]

Dang! That hard smack is gonna leave a mark! Blows my mind how many people sit around on a boat and do nothing to help. 😮

[@manuelfuertes5875]

Wow

[@richellen6855]

Red truck dude= Zero Style Points

[@BurchellAtTheWharf]

Talk about playing bumper boats

[@brown5252]

Stress stress stress

[@samzach2057]

Some people have NO business operating a boat!!!

[@godfreydaniel2308]

The level of incompetence and lack of common sense of some of these people is mind boggling.

[@JCASTELLUCCIOJR]

Most SHOULD NOT OWN A BOAT…liability to others!!!!!!

[@AquaMarine1000]

If the bow line is one connected to the stern, docking would not be a problem. Use both ends of one line - simple. This should not be an IQ test.

[@chuckmvs]

OMG 🙀

[@joeanderson2529]

Rule #1: never bring people that don't offer to help with things on the boat when you're docking.

[@coryavelar4969]

whats with these guys with 2 engines who don't know how to split throttle

[@JCASTELLUCCIOJR]

Seems most of these boat owners NEED TO HAVE 2-3 others onboard because THEY ARE TOO IGNORANT to dock on their own… Half the people who own a boat cannot spell BOAT correctly 3-times - let alone own boat. THE Reason boat Insurance has increased the past 3 years!

[@vitesse_arnhem]

Anyone who doesn’t carry boat insurance of at least USD 10,000 should be jailed

[@shermantank6564]

Such helpless passengers that can’t get stern lines ready.

[@richardl.993]

I hope these people drive vehicles better than they drive boats, this is why boat handling education classes may be needed.

[@johnturner2175]

How come you never mention to the folks that they should be prepared with lines before they ever get near the dock,

[@youknowme8578]

Some people shouldn't drive a car, most people shouldn't captain a boat.

[@jodywade5617]

Don't let any of these boaters come to SE AK.

[@rickweaver7997]

Red truck guy should start collecting stamps as a hobby instead of boating

[@JCASTELLUCCIOJR]

Total bafoon!!!!

[@seaeagle8976]

None of these boaters ever have stern lines ready. Why is that??

[@JCASTELLUCCIOJR]

IGNORANCE!!!!

[@richardredhead]

If you launch/load correctly, and have one other person aboard, you don't need lines at all at the ramp. Tying to the dock is a monumental waste of time, and unnecessarily delays everyone else.

[@seaeagle8976]

@@richardredhead BS. What, you think I never trailered a boat?

[@sniper7492]

If only that 1st guy had 2 engines on his boat so he could pull the stern into the dock...SMH

[@sprtplt]

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[@FollowTheJohn]

I get stressed watching these videos.

[@oneofthosepeople2101]

😅 docking on their “comfortable” side instead of the logical side.

[@chuckhood9659]

Unfortunate that because he got lucky and it worked that the guy who launched that Key West probably learned nothing and has no idea how bad a job he did of launching that boat.

[@StefanMailey]

This might be the weakest boat fail video iv ever seen.. Boats gently rubbing against docks. INSAIN!

[@MiMMiMMiMMiM]

Too long vid for too less content.

[@carterbundick840]

these people should not own boats or breed!