HAULOVER WAVES MASTER CLASS | Sailfish at The Trough

[@ZipZapPower]

I will admit, most of this vid is just filler to get to what I think is an incredible shot of the sailfish captain working the following seas.

[@dannyhernandez6295]

executed perfectly!

[@fishybizcharters9706]

that's how is done

[@seanm8434]

ZipZapPower I don't know...those Azimuts were incredible. 👍👍The Sailfish Capt. was perfect in his execution. Great vid as always!!

[@Tyler-hg6gy]

That was mad!

[@CBD-Life-South-Africa]

if that Captain made 1 mistake there would have been a flip-over

[@cbev599]

PLEASE KEEP IDENTIFYING THE BOATS! I love being able to look up the boats make and model!

[@meme-bc7fk]

cbev599 agreed agreed agreed. Literally just yesterday I was thinking how great it would be if did this and today, he did. So today I'll be thinking how great it would be to win the lottery.. see how that turns out tomorrow. Lol

[@jamesw6733]

I like them too but don’t want him getting bogged down in researching and editing boat names in.

[@GI-rt7ol]

Dan Hartman how’d it go lol

[@user-fz2]

Helo

[@gorchcleave5393]

Guy in the sailfish handled that perfectly.

[@CW-qt1qv]

Great work. The Sailfish Capt. gave his guests a nice smooth and dry ride in. Thanks for highlighting his work!

[@Jkur2009]

Well, yes. He did. But smooth and dry isn’t what he was trying to achieve. What he was doing was something way more important... he was preventing the boat from broaching which can be catastrophic and result swamping, capsizing, and sinking the boat. You are supposed to stay on the back of the wave in front of you and not overtake it.

[@sv2296]

lzvagias just a question. So he was controling the boat perfect so the wave behind him does capsize him. It seem like he was hitting the throttle alot. If he had one engine would it of been enough to pull him out. Or in situations like that you need two engines?

[@Jkur2009]

S v power isn’t really an issue because you usually only need to go about 10-15 mph at the most. So a single motor works fine if the boat can plane off with a single. If it’s a twin engine boat that can’t plane without both motors your still probably not going to have a problem unless the seas are huge. Then you may encounter a problem.

[@Jkur2009]

S v this demonstrates what happens in a broach. This scenario involves being overtaken by a wave which is far less violent than when you are overtaking waves (running faster than the seas in front of you) but the end result is the same. The issue is that the water particles at the top of a wave move up and forward while the particles at the bottom of the wave are moving backwards. A boat hull spans across both parts of the wave which is ok as long as the boat’s centerline stays perfectly aligned with the direction of the sea but it doesn’t take much to stray slightly and that causes the stern to pitch forward and the bow to dig and veer off in the trough and go backwards. If you’re lucky the boat just leans over and veers off course and then rights itself as the wave passes. If you’re unlucky it will roll far enough to capsize or swamp. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3S0Z4Gun5iWfq8

[@sv2296]

lzvagias well explained thanks allot. I really appreciate it

[@bena1549]

Props to the sailfish captain, guy knows what he’s doing

[@Puzzoozoo]

Yeah, don't fight the water, work with it.

[@mcinty12]

Like a boss !!!

[@num7088]

Bow height, speed, approach...The skipper is an artist!

[@Tj-jd2ft]

Simple concept stay between the waves

[@poker_18rs92]

Yep, not his first rodeo.

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

Thumbs up to the Captain in the Sailfish.

[@usp.4073]

4:20 masterfully done! When the following sea in too big for your boat, do it like this guy. He never the wave overtake the boat.

[@VCTSDragonSailingTe]

Sailfish captain know how to handle a bar, nicely kept his speed in line with the speed of the waves …. that's indeed how you handle it

[@robhertfernanda]

I grew up on the building right next to the channel, I use to jump from the bridge after school, fly RV planes off the beach, climb the coconut tress to get some coconuts, nice video brought back some memories

[@BeachBomberFishing]

These videos are so entertaining. The boat model captions are an added plus.

[@ZipZapPower]

happy you like them, boat make/model will now be part of the vids

[@MrWightHD]

Sailfish helm is a top man.... Reading the seas perfectly, kept it exactly where it needed to be, watching all round. Excellent skills on show

[@Integracer1]

Love the skills on the Azimut 100, timing the rollers perfectly to give everyone aboard a smooth ride!

[@trevorlahey1956]

JustinM no one really understands your sarcasm. And for that two thumbs up.

[@bentackett6299]

Sailfish Captain like a boss 😎 4:00

[@klote82]

Those MTI boats are just unreal! It looks like an ice skate gliding on top of the water!

[@slandshark]

That SAILFISH skipper at 4:00 is a good boat driver. Knew exactly the safest way to bring that boat in and maintained it all the way through.

[@ragnarlothbrok9133]

Love seeing the boat model info. As for the boat captain, that looks pretty text book to me on how to handle a following sea. Well done sir.

[@hzauke]

My buddy has a 62' Pershing. That rooster tail under WOT with those Arneson surface drives is unreal.

[@malcolmholder4972]

I spent an entire year on those rocks looking at boats before I bought one. Almost flipped coming back into the outlet once. Nice video. You definitely know your boats.

[@ZipZapPower]

Thanks.

[@tiptonfamilyvlogs7654]

Sail fish Capt. Handled himself very well

[@jwc3104]

OMG that SAILFISH... 4:38 you can hear him modulating this throttle to be exactly where he's supposed to be. And he knows exactly when to punch out 4:45. Kudos

[@gradyk7101]

legend has it that the Boston whaler was never seen again

[@MIAthe305]

I live right by that inlet, and it’s always how we access the ocean, thanks for these videos! It reminds me of being home

[@stefamondo]

what we see at 4:15 should shown and studied when people get their navigation license.. I even loved how the Grady White was running thru the inlet cuttin the waves but best of the best... THE SMALL BOSTON WHALER CHALLENGING THE ROUGH SEA... IT'S UNBEATTABLE!!!!!

[@robbiehobbs2009]

The sailfish Capt. at the end worked that wave perfect. It real easy to have a following sea wash right over the transom and can and will sink a boat that small. Not so much now days but back 20-30 yrs. when a lot of open fisherman boats had an open transom more than a few were sunk by inexperienced operators.

[@Patrick-fp2jz]

Ive moved from kayak,to jetski and wanting to get a boat now. So im not even a newbie. Pre newbie is more accurate. Really enjoying all your videos. And if anyone wants to recomend any videos i can look to for general education id appreciate it.

[@ZipZapPower]

congrats on the ski!

[@NeverEnoughPyro40]

Congratulations on moving up! I do not recommend learning from vids, you should take a USCG Approved safty course. I had to take a course when I was 16 if I wanted to operate a boat in salt water solo! It was not a 6 hr course either it was like 1 night a week for 8 weeks! I am thankful to this day that I did!

[@skitzy2726]

That sailfish masterd that re-entry

[@gman2013]

Watching these videos reminds me of how poor I really must be! LOL

[@charlieodom9107]

Or...how broke all those people are!

[@miamiwax5504]

Fuck that. I take my kayak and launch from the parking lot. I go and chill on the sandbar next to expensive boats. Matter of fact they cant even motor up to the shallow parts so i have it all to myself! :)

[@tylerkey7283]

miamiwax and kayak fishing is super fun

[@Icutmetal]

Gene Jarman Only you are reminding yourself- choose your attitude!

[@ward4g775]

😂

[@mambaracing]

Great job aboard the sailfish....

[@kimwatson4404]

Trough riding Master Class to sailfish Capt.

[@bartmebel7931]

I love that you started to tag the boats in the video, great idea!!! Please keep it up if possible :)

[@ZipZapPower]

That is the plan!

[@gabehodges1088]

I really like that you told what type of boat was passing. You should do that for all of them :)

[@ZipZapPower]

all the new vids will have that

[@miamiwax5504]

I love haulover. Its my fave place. Sometimes I bring my dinner there and just chill and eat in the sunset.

[@MrDynafxdc]

4:48 Good job navigating those waves

[@andyniebel1681]

Sailfish Capt needs to teach classes on how NOT to broach. Awesome job in tough conditions.

[@daskiier]

That water is rolling out of that inlet!

[@Jkur2009]

any new or inexperienced boaters that are here need to jump ahead to 4:00 to learn the proper way to prevent a broach. Get on the back of the wave in front of you and stay there.

[@TheJustina102085]

Nice work sailfish captain... id say about 90% of the boating public has no clue how to ride in on following seas.. looked like a little bow steer at the end but he waited until he pulled out of it to throttle it, 👍🏻

[@imthefuckinglizardking4590]

Looks like a beautiful spot to be on the water

[@GodBlessedAmerica]

0:45 black object in the water or drone shadow ?

[@ZipZapPower]

not drone, could be bird shadow?

[@Luke_81]

I'm coming to South Florida next weekend, I'm going to have to check this spot out.

[@ZipZapPower]

fyi, probably no parking on south side of inlet right now, they are working on the bridge. you can park at the Ritz Carlton on south side or park at Haulover beach park on north side. On south side there are no beach amenities, no bath, no showers, etc...(unless you are using the Ritz facilities.) and if you are so inclined... the north end of Haulover is a nude beach. :)

[@Luke_81]

ZipZapPower awesome thanks!

[@Luke_81]

ZipZapPower i parked over by the marina and walked. I'm sitting here on the north side opposite where you shoot your videos and this is amazing...I could watch this all day

[@ZipZapPower]

Nice!

[@janetairlines1351]

The water there is gorgeous. Powder blue

[@ZipZapPower]

that day was particularly nice.

[@janetairlines1351]

ZipZapPower why does the water not look like this up in the daytona area? Where does this nice water begin on the east coast of fl?

[@ZipZapPower]

Daytona is way north. I think the nice water starts at Fort Lauderdale

[@miamiwax5504]

@@ZipZapPower best is the flat days when the water is crystal clear. I dive inside the inlet and its amazing.

[@emperorgluteusmaximus7069]

That water is full of silt. NOT beautiful at all. We used to dive in that nasty stuff. Called it "braille diving"!

[@sweetroscoeful]

LOVE that you post the make/model of the boats! Great stuff!

[@rfiskillingussoftly6568]

That was exhilarating! !

[@jerimahjohnson8698]

Lots of big money center consoles in Florida. I had my low budget 26 world cat out yesterday in Destin fla. Saw a cigarette amg and an invincable cat boat both a million dollar boats.

[@ZipZapPower]

216 World cat is nothing to scoff at, that's a nice ride!

[@jerimahjohnson8698]

@@ZipZapPower thanks we like it too

[@patrickp4384]

Some very beautiful and very expensive boats, and some not so smart captains. Except for the sailfish capt. Who ran the inlet perfectly.

[@59672270]

sailfish capt. was in control!

[@RJNJ3886]

No that’s how you drive in a following sea, well done by the captain on that sailfish

[@arnomaas6452]

the last one had the skills !

[@rapinrod11]

Thanks for your vids great to see how the boats will handle different sea condition. Also by identifying boats let’s me see what type of boat I will get someday. Great job keep it up

[@ZipZapPower]

happy you like!

[@johnhenderson4187]

We'll done sailfish!

[@victor-emmanuel7485]

That Sailfish captain knew what he was doing!

[@shawnmalcolm8857]

Lol we need more videos, been waiting on these videos a lot more lately! Love your work!

[@ZipZapPower]

Thanks!

[@blanejr1]

The couple in the boat at 2:21 must like it rough going out in that little Whaler!

[@ryanc1654]

with the sailfish--is he slowing his speeds or adjusting trim or what--I want to know how to do that--been there once and I nosed it down coming out at the end (kind of like he did) but looks like he had the power to bowrise the boat out of it. Any serious Captain replies would be great!

[@cdgodsell]

Keep them coming!! Up here in Canada buying time till the snow melts!

[@UNCRLS]

The truth is out there!

[@49dodgeguy]

I'm right here in Canada with you,,,,two weeks after the last ice storm,,,,, Glad to see warmer temps on the way ,,, Cheers

[@Jkur2009]

Move on down to Florida, we do this sheet year round down here! BTW- What is snow?

[@maddoc68]

Thanx for editing the boat models👍🏻.

[@ZipZapPower]

you're welcome, it takes some time but worth it.

[@MrGovtCheese]

I second this.

[@caseylimbert266]

The skipper on that Sailfish did a good job

[@brenteason9891]

Sailfish captain handled that very well. Only thing different I would have done was making my passengers put those life jackets on before making that inlet run.

[@surfstarcc1]

I love these videos!!!!

[@ZipZapPower]

Sweet!

[@roybuddle5487]

Sailfish Capt did really well - GOOD JOB!

[@crashj]

Much as I thought! We must have been lucky, I never remeber it like that in 1965 with my 17 foot Lone Star.

[@Randymcsendy]

Is this supposed to be a rough inlet or just one that has a good amount of boat traffic?

[@durbancraig]

Great work ZZP! I enjoy your rough water episodes. Labels are great.

[@ZipZapPower]

Thanks!

[@26halkman]

Anyone know what the old school looking boat with the twin outboards at the 2:50ish mark is???

[@26halkman]

Never mind - I see you named it :)

[@FredRS]

Muchas gracias por tus videos. Me recuerdan al verano... Y qué voy a decir de los barcos... Me encantan!!! GRACIAS!!!

[@ZipZapPower]

es verano durante todo el año en Miami!

[@FredRS]

Lo sé!!! Qué suerte tenéis!!! Ya me gustaría vivir allí, ya!!!

[@ianmoone2359]

Sailfish Captain did it perfect! Those standing waves are an indication of strong outgoing tide against a following sea! Very treacherous if anything goes wrong! Awesome boat porn!

[@jerrymullen9661]

I’m new to your channel and love it. Where is this location? It’s great you have the name of the manufacturer.

[@ZipZapPower]

Hey! most vids are shot at Haulover inlet, it is norther part of Miami, google, Haulover Beach and you'll see the inlet. I put the boat manufacturer and model in the new vids.

[@k_werx]

That MTI looked sickkk

[@CBD-Life-South-Africa]

1 second between near death and an awesome Sailfish captain

[@jeffm8882]

KZbin Randoms I believe that was a 26’. I have the 32’ model. Great boats.

[@CBD-Life-South-Africa]

Unfortunatly neither of them are available in my area and then again i also doubt they are or wil get seaworthy certification here in south africa west coast, its a different type of sea that maybe not be the best for these hulls. maybe one day il have one big enough to atleast lay my rods flat in, and take a breather overnight.

[@CBD-Life-South-Africa]

Fjord is my type of style.

[@Ushootout]

Sailfish capt did a great job still was a pooping moment . Skills and a great boat do the work Not the best conditions for anyone or any boat. Know your limitations and be safe

[@steven1and015]

Do any pontoon boats pass through here?

[@ZipZapPower]

Yes. There are a few pontoons running around miami

[@Gooddog1]

Love the channel, used to go to haulover bch decades ago.

[@deltadawg1348]

The dude at 4:40 is a pro.

[@ronniejohnson3781]

Props to the guy in the Boston whaler

[@wishiniwasfishin8164]

How deep is this channel ? It's gotta be fairly shallow for those waves to be there?

[@rx7dude2006]

Sailfish captain knows how it's done.

[@jimoliver601]

It all worked out, but honestly...I thought he backed off of the gas a little too long and the swell behind him was going to consume him. I could just feel it about to happen, but I was wrong and happy I was wrong. It would have been awfully ugly. Props to the Captain and to you for a great video and sharing it. 💪

[@MrGbustamante]

I also thought his bow got dangerously close to being stuffed. It worked out but that was close.

[@painmagnet1]

He was watching and throttling very carefully, would have goosed it if the following sea started coming over. Very well done.

[@hottubz1965]

Thanks for the boat ID on screen!

[@moose5.9]

The boat brands and length are awesome

[@chunkyfather29]

The suspense had me. Thought boat will go under

[@panamacitybeachbum]

Having a new 220 CC Sailfish built for me right now

[@blackhawks81H]

LOL at the Pershing about a minute in. Not only does the weather not bother him. But it's gotta make all the loud little speedboat drivers feel a little salty that that mega yacht would outrun them at full throttle too.

[@michaelnicolais1060]

Very footage of the boats and telling what boats are ..

[@jrx2662]

are the inlet's always this rough?

[@ZipZapDIY]

not always, during tide changes it can get rough, slack tide can be flat calm.

[@sv5799]

Love your video's.. Nice touch identifying the Boat makes...

[@ZipZapPower]

Thanks!

[@browardmpr8317]

Salute sailfish capt that was awesome I hope I get that confident and comfortable

[@Fiberglasser03]

Where do those boats go when they run out? Like that little boston whaler, had to get beat to death. Unless there is a little island to hide behind or something.

[@ZipZapPower]

They run out to fish the wrecks, reefs and grass line (nowhere to hide) or to party/cruise to Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Key Biscayne, Stiltsville, etc.

[@DontStopBrent]

New to this. What does haulover mean, please?

[@ZipZapPower]

Haulover is the name of the inlet in Miami Beach. The full name is Baker's Haulover Inlet

[@DontStopBrent]

ZipZapPower I live in Arkansas no where near ocean. Don’t have a boat. We’re farmers damnit!!! :) I still find your videos very cool. Thanks for responding and have a great day!

[@MatrixDiscovery]

wow beautiful water!

[@lionhart2728]

I'm watching your video with my headphones on surround sound I'm listening Beach water wind blowing trees blowing I almost went to sleep buy those sound 😂😂

[@ZipZapPower]

sleepy time

[@KMT15]

Was worried about the thumbnail but that guy nailed the approach in the following Sea

[@sv2296]

Waw great video. Is it dangerous if any of those people fall in the current/waves because that looks scary af

[@ZipZapPower]

not terrible if they relax and just float on out, there are lifeguards on north side and police boats running around there.

[@commonjones6902]

one sketchy looking inlet.i thought Jupiter was bad on a rough day.i can only imagine haulover

[@djtechinics97dj37]

Haulover can go from lazy river to white water rapids in mere seconds. but its the fastest route to deep water ans am almost straight shot to Bimini.

[@Al828282]

What's the make/model of boat at 2:50?

[@ZipZapPower]

Fjord 36 XPRESS

[@Al828282]

@@ZipZapPower Thanks! I like its hull shape. It's bow, to be specific. (How could I have missed it being displayed in the lower left corner? I was probably too busy looking at the boat.)

[@kellymchenry1944]

He did a good job

[@MMXPyro]

Love your vids, really nice!

[@ZipZapPower]

happy you like them! thanks

[@gschnog]

Great seeing the names now.

[@ihavetofishable]

So many trim tabs, so few used properly.

[@bwatt1383]

It's a damn shame

[@marcolanari2321]

Min. 0,48 amazing Pershing....

[@williama.santannajr.2676]

The Sailfish captain was great 👍🏼