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[@ukdaddydave6526]

There’s something relaxing, about watching boats in water.

[@louderthangod]

I put these on my iPad by the side of the bed when I can’t sleep. Best sleep aid I’ve found.

[@rvierra7235]

Wow! That inlet is a free for all...kind of like San Felipe Mx in the summer time! Only this place is crazier!! 😅🤣😂

[@samhouston5217]

3:00 .. that guy did perfect in those following seas... staying right in between waves. Not flashy but it is safe. Well done!

[@Alex-us2vw]

In a 23 foot boat not really any other option. Doesn’t have the length or power to bomb through without beating the shit out of the equipment and people.

[@samhouston5217]

@@Alex-us2vw He had the option to capsize..LOL and he didn't.. good job!

[@GeneralGlockasiah]

Hiding in the wave trenches is key

[@dillonkashey4354]

nah uh he almost got swamped over the stern...…. he was going way to slow

[@jaymorgan8017]

@@dillonkashey4354 aka pooped

[@123antknee]

The sounds of the 1st boats engines as the throttle changes touched my soul every second!!!!

[@BROOMTAIL]

Hats off to the Capt. driving the 23 walk-around Scotty Dog. About the only intelligent boater yet.

[@dnbskyzonetalentandcomedy7373]

Salty dogs*

[@fsignor1716]

I enjoy your videos, I could watch boats all day. Nice to know there is someplace as treacherous as Oregon Inlet NC, for strong wind, waves, current and shoals

[@ggsmith099]

Life preserver's for everyone

[@noel1933]

Jupiter inlet,,, Lived in the house just west of the base of the light house from 1976-1980, Father was stationed there Loran station XO ,He retired from there with 30 years, loved the diving there beautiful water

[@benyessin7424]

Love that Sail Cat!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@operator0]

That dude looks like he's coming back from a couple months in the Bahamas.

[@Georgie12248]

Love the Black Sheep. Don't remember seeing many of them.

[@MeltTech1111]

11:50 the old man telling lies 😂🙉 as always excellent video Livin off the Land 🔥🔥👏🏻thx

[@arielmatinez]

And I thought Miami boaters were crazy! It’s a South FL thing 😂

[@chrismiller8389]

Crossing that bar in some serious chop is noooo joke lol. Tough inlet

[@penguin44ca]

Why is nobody wearing a life jacket?! Should always have it on. I think that one person who went overboard is very lucky.

[@MrBoogerRed]

The guy at 2:47 knows how to drive his boat

[@olddoug8945]

That is much the way I was taught, except I was taught to ride the back of the swell in front -- don't let one sneak up behind you and don't run over the one in front of you. Like the guy at 10:17

[@keithscudder7136]

@@olddoug8945 I use to be in the Coast Guard and I was stationed at a small rescue base on Long Island, NY and that is exactly how I was taught, ride the back of the wave. We would have one hand on the wheel and the other on the throttle. Have a nice Day.

[@olddoug8945]

@@keithscudder7136 👍

[@anthonyyarnell2785]

Nice change, great surf. Keep it up.

[@jot9073]

In Ohio they have a million rules just to put a kayak on a boring pond but I found out some south Florida areas are almost completely lawless

[@greatlakescaptainfpv6512]

The guy in the blue CC at 10:00 loves wheelies! Damn, trim that motor down a little and give her more power!!!!

[@markgamble8377]

Love these videos. I mighta tried it 40 years ago.lol

[@cranderson70]

Good to finally see some guys in "go-fasts" booking it like this...but it absolutely AMAZES me the lack of people/passengers without life jackets/vests on!!! The guy in the Cig seems to know what he's doing, but still! And those 3 asshats at the beginning??!! Seriously, an unfortunate accident waiting to happen!

[@larou14]

Wouahhhh...tout un spectacle !!! Il y a beaucoup de cow-boys sur l'eau, à ce que je peux constater, mais d'excellents cow-boys !!! ;-) Il y a aussi de magnifiques bateaux ! Des vid.os que j'adore regarder !!! Yesssss....!

[@handymanmlewis9566]

Was thinking the very same thing my man.

[@richardwelkiv8325]

It never ceases to amaze me how many people over expose their boats to unnecessary pounding . I mean if you like that sort of thing then more power to you . And I realize that sometimes it's just UN avoidable . But as a person who does their own fiberglass repair / work there's nothing that turns me on more ( NOT !!!! ) then laying on my back on the ground fixing / repairing stress cracks . And believe me at some point you WILL have to deal with them . Now as far as grandpa he is very luck there was another body on that boat who had some idea what to do . As always thanks for the video .

[@treeguyable]

Glad I got a Triumph yrs ago. Most exciting part of the trip, is slamming the boat down, and cowboying up the next wave in the inlet, as high as i can get the bow. Plastic boat 13 yrs now, no problems.

[@richardwelkiv8325]

@@treeguyable 13 years with no stress 1cracks , that has to be an industry first right there . I have examined Bertrams , Blackfinns , Tiaras ( I personally think Tiaras are the industry's new benchmark for quality ) Pursuits , Boston Whalers and a lot of other high end boats and they all unfortunately all had stress cracks . So I would hold on to that GRP boat of yours .

[@treeguyable]

@@richardwelkiv8325 I needed an idiot proof boat, mine is pretty close.

[@richardwelkiv8325]

@@treeguyable Sir I bow to you . I have spent most of my adult life looking for an idiot proof boat . I have purchased my last boat ( hopefully ) at 65 . Haven't stopped working on her !! Merry Christmas

[@lbbradley55]

Richard Welk if you own a CAPE HORN Boat you won't ever have to even think about Stress Cracks ...! 2" thick Hull... None Built Stronger... Is their MOTO TOTALLY UNSINKABLE....

[@connebgixxer]

I just worked on the Viking Three's Enough.

[@briangronberg5648]

Just out of that inlet lies some of the best diving in SOFL!

[@coldspring624]

That Viking is sweet

[@davidbayles6494]

I don't think the gene pool is getting cleaned out enough. 1:00 When a Mako flies and lands on its ass. 5:20 Sea Chaser takes flight, dock lines hanging from rocket launchers fly off. 5:50 Wait, where'd he go? Lucky the other guy had a clue about running the idiot's boat, especially since it required picking him up after MOB. Too bad it wasn't on video. I wanted to see him try to get back in the boat! Apparently he did, as we see him make a return trip later in the vid. 11:15 Waverunner pilot wears face mask, no eye protection. 12:00 Glad the garage-built jet-boat market is still strong and alive. 13:00 The gentleman in the 15' Whaler knows his boat handling skills and the inlet, despite his nervous passenger. No drama here. Livin' Off the Land is making a good living off the water. Nice job LOL.

[@rocketraccoon1976]

11:15 Maybe he's blind?

[@davidbayles6494]

@@rocketraccoon1976 Many of those waverunner jockeys sure seem to aim those things like they are blind! 🌊😑🌊😎

[@MrSpikebender]

I like Pop's in his Whaler cruising inside the surf line not a care in the world while his passenger has a death grip on the seat and railing. Excellent

[@mtaylor3771]

I thought it was Joe and Hunter, then I realized it couldn’t be them since those 2 have their clothes on.

[@billyblackmon4796]

"pound for pound" nothing beats a boston whaler

[@dpr2011]

Put on some damn LIFE JACKETS !!

[@chrismiller8389]

Jupiter Inlet Florida!!!

[@chrismartin6544]

Dang could have named this one haulin balls lmao

[@Adamc0607]

wow u missed the whole thing...goodjob

[@stadleroux]

12:47 I guess a good power to weight ratio, as usual, is more important than sheer size. These guys were literally dwarfed by that swell, but they never really seemed out of sorts. The hull never slapped the oncoming valleys or peaks of the swell as violently as many, many of the other smaller boats I've seen in these videos, and the skipper was able to keep a good momentum when necessary. In the 4x4 world there's a saying, "as slow as possible, as fast as necessary." Maybe this skipper subscribes to that as well.

[@Will-tm5bj]

The three amigos were ready though. Fuck a life jacket lol

[@williammaiden]

Jupiter Island Inlet, Jupiter. You can tell by the big red lighthouse in the background

[@donschmid3003]

4:25 the type of smoke you share ;-)

[@timoftheboat]

Dude in the top gun has a good handle on the throttles

[@northeastrailway.]

That guy in the very beginning knows his boat well.

[@stevem8112]

13 Whaler in the inlet. When you haven't saved enough for retirement lol

[@bobmaddox5436]

Not necessarily...he likely did not buy that Whaler planning to go offshore a lot...He handled the boat very well and the Whaler did great...he's having fun.

[@computerbob06]

Unlike some people (usually small men) with big boats and lots of engines - others don't need to make up for, what we don't have!

[@christophercox8712]

He was just out for a pleasure cruise with his future son in law..."so sunny, you think you have what it takes to marry my daughter?"

[@oc_exits]

Love the power quest at 1:20 and is that at a new inlet

[@BoatZone]

Jupiter

[@sepporajaniemi250]

2:48 Here's almost the only professional stylish beach sailing. The captain knows that the sea is disrespectful as a woman: she caresses even when she is bubbling.

[@MrJhillbilly]

Lol the second boat them boys in there 60s why does my back hurt all the time!!! Lol

[@stans9293]

I'm writing this knowing it is an incredibly sensitive subject and I mean absolutely no disrespect to the families and friends of those lost. But when I saw the three teens in the blue Mako at the beginning of the video, I immediately thought of the teens lost off Jupiter inlet a few years ago. Videos such as these may be useful in the future if a boat is past due. You could see if/when they cleared the inlet and maybe even what heading. Just a thought. Sail on young sailors

[@lovejetfuel4071]

You mean the 3 guys in the blue Mako, the two boys who went missing were basically kids

[@byronl.fayette1645]

13:30. Gramps got da' moves.

[@LoserDonaldC]

Jupiter inlet. St. Lucie is scary as well.

[@bourgeoisiez764]

Lol still waiting for it

[@keithjones2060]

I used to keep my boat at Johnathans Landing ....man , it do get rough .....

[@BBLACKAZ]

Surprised the JPM didn’t restrict inlet access that day.

[@fabianjrv1]

2:47 true seaman...

[@gilzuniga6692]

Favorite part was that Cig

[@4stringmanagmaildcom]

The 15' Whaler at 13:05 FTW!

[@fearthespear305]

Everyone : Boston whales don't sink Old Man: hold my beer

[@derekborba9574]

They go down until the top of the sides are just covered. You'll NEVER find one at the bottom.

[@CallsItLikeISeizeIts]

Like the same people who speed over speed bumps

[@20thcenturyrelic]

And that's why you wear a PFD, especially when it's rough!

[@computerbob06]

A stunning lack of life jackets on these open boats - I doubt they even have cut off cords attached?!

[@Alex-us2vw]

You know many people who use the cord who aren’t riding a PWC? I’ve never used mine or felt at risk of being ejected from the helm, and lifejackets are present but no one wears them since unless you are running at like 50-60kts where things can go very wrong very quick leaving you unconscious there’s really not a worthwhile risk. If anything can wear one when crossing an inlet when conditions are nasty, but otherwise it’s kinda sill for adults when cruising at low speed.

[@donniedarko444]

Who the fuck wears a life jacket on a 50 ft boat? I haven't in 40 years, and I've never known anyone who has gone over. I'm a Waterman and I've grown up on a small island. its mostly morons who belong on the land in the first place who have all these accidents.

[@8180634]

@@Alex-us2vw I use the lanyard in both of my boats, and wear life jackets. Things can go wrong in a flash. I picked two guys out of the ocean who were in a 17' foot boat. They lost power, the wind turned them stern to the waves and after a couple waves over the back the boat went down. From the first wave to the boat being submerged was less than 2 minutes, they weren't even moving. Once the boat is swamped it starts to roll and there's no time to rummage around getting out life jackets, people panic. Also have you ever seen dock poles, shipping containers or other big objects out there floating just under the surface? You can't see them until you're right up on them. Hit one of those at 20-30 mph and it's real easy to come out of the boat, and/or get thrown from behind the wheel. Life jackets and lanyards are like seat belts. Sure it's possible to go your whole life without wearing one, but the one time you need it could be the difference between no big deal and death.

[@jeffbryner5355]

Right i have a lanyard attached to me when im going threw ruff waters and im only going over yacht waves on a inland lake haha

[@simonshotter8960]

Alex1911 are you sure you’ve not been hit in the head

[@charlieodom9107]

Word of advice....if your boat COMPLETELY disappears in the trough of a wave, then maybe you shouldn't be out!

[@davidsimmons9763]

When I was a teen, my dad and I would go out off Lauderdale in a 21 footer in seas that were “rolling”. We would go down in a trough that looked like we were in a bowl with sides 10 feet above and all around us. Then the opposite would happen as we would be pushed up on a crest 10feet above everything!!! Once up there, it was like you could see the whole world!!! Nothing scary, no jarring, no shaking,...like riding an elevator up and down...

[@2009dudeman]

Especially if you are not an actual professional. Everyone thinks they are a pro boat captain until they get into waves up to the gunwale. There is skill involved in running your boat in waves taller than you.

[@keithscudder7136]

@@davidsimmons9763 Keeping control of the throttle helps..

[@Cammo-vp1gl]

How does the skipper fall out of his boat? That’s the $64 question!

[@rileyfielding696]

that was A 68 viking enclosed

[@stroutstergmail]

Jupiter. I know it well.

[@warpedone2]

Thanks for filming & no im not spam

[@ammoalamo6485]

What does it take to get thru Haulover smoothly, during average tide and weather? Boat length of 45'? 55? Looks like it takes a long, wide, powerful boat.

[@user-jj3tw1sr7o]

It takes skill and experience.

[@tacos_tequila]

what time did granpa go over?

[@dozer1642]

Looked like around noon.

[@jbjgibbons]

Did you cut the parts where the person actually feel out and when they were recovered? Did you not want to show that for some reason?

[@BoatZone]

We notice in post, that’s all we have.

[@jbjgibbons]

Livin' Off the Land I see. Well it is scary enough to see the person just floating in those waves! Good job getting the footage you did. 👍🏻

[@adamfischer6768]

Leander Rasmuson...don't waist your time. Just a guy paddling on his surfboard.

[@jbjgibbons]

Leander Rasmussen at about 6:40

[@jor604]

@@jbjgibbons Wanted to see her pulled to safety. What a waste of my time!

[@ats-3693]

What is the big blue and white centre console with quad 400's at 6:50?

[@timothyhanneman7715]

Jupiter inlet

[@bertlbarm4374]

Mob training is sometimes necessary

[@joecarnes9174]

6:47 how do you even see where your going on one of these long narrow ass boats lol

[@igorkholyusev5088]

Joe Carnes The only way to find out is to make money and buy one

[@newkeds]

A new Viking 55 is worth about $3 million. I wonder if they take coupons?

[@danwood4478]

Not one boater looked insane.

[@LD-qj2te]

Some people are just ignorant . A 20 ,000 pound boat is not supposed to be air born and land hard on water or at least not very often !! A good way to damage your boat and to drown

[@dozer1642]

Well, a quality fiberglass boat can handle jumping waves for twenty or thirty years. It’s what they do. No big deal really.

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

They don’t care, daddy’s money paid for it....

[@jimmycline4778]

:27 no life jackets, no kill switch?

[@normsimpson2342]

Think about this..the boats you see? A Mercury 300 outboard cost $25,000...so...if there is four hanging off the ass of a boat...well,...that's $100,000 bucks right there and you haven't even bought the boat yet....

[@Will-tm5bj]

The boat is cheaper than the motors, or it can be if you dont outfit it to the 9s. Insane

[@normsimpson2342]

@@Will-tm5bj Those Mercury 300's? $25,000 each, and that's if you get the bro deal.....

[@Will-tm5bj]

@@normsimpson2342 no I know. Those aren't even "that" expensive lol. What is that... a 7marine holy shit

[@normsimpson2342]

@Craig Taylor If you only count the outboards, the money floating out of that inlet is massive.

[@gilbertdelgado6703]

The Merc 400R goes for more like $80 K

[@mudslide4x1]

Looks like haulover inlet

[@BoatZone]

Jupiter

[@DanielCarrazana]

Jupiter

[@alanmumford8806]

00:35 - 01:00 impacted vertebrae! He'll likely pay for this 'fun' in a few years. 10:40 + WTAF?!

[@backlash9345]

That's the guy who had to pluck his passenger out of the water.

[@2009dudeman]

That first one hurt me just watching it. The second one I can only guess his bilge pump wasn't working or he had the motors trimmed way up.

[@adamrichardson6918]

Oh Jupiter....

[@karatejoe5049]

Why does the sound go out so?

[@jeffm8882]

2:04 Bluewater 2550

[@skullhart]

0:26 "Dad can I borrow the boat?", "sure son!"

[@danreiner4643]

Hillsboro inlet

[@BoatZone]

Jupiter

[@rickpowell4048]

Why do those fishing boats all have the steering under what reminds me of a Moonshiners Hut. They look like they just chucked it in cause the couldn't find anything else.

[@jeffbryner5355]

Does it get smoother once you get out into the ocean or is it like this the whole time?

[@dodgenbuell]

It gets better, moving water and sand bars make for great waves

[@rjscat4235]

Once you get out of the inlet, it can be calm as a lake out there. I laugh when newbies get spooked by the inlet waves and turn around and go back in.

[@jeffbryner5355]

@@rjscat4235 haha. I take my 20ftr to grand lake in Oklahoma. On a busy holiday weekend and the 60 ft yuahts come out it gets ruff! Enough to surf my boat to the right when I'm turned to the left lol

[@donnaphelps8533]

Is that Boynton Beach Inlet ?

[@BoatZone]

Jupiter

[@tacos_tequila]

Boynton Beach Inlet

[@BoatZone]

Jupiter

[@christophercox8712]

Boynton is smaller and the north jetty has a bend to the south and usually a nice standing wave just about where you need to steer around the corner :-)

[@tacos_tequila]

@@BoatZone I was hoping you would do there and video

[@xrayron1]

52 TRILLION WARREN. ON OUR BACKS

[@robertmorgan5467]

Jupiter Inlet

[@theredman10]

Why didn’t you video mor of the MOB

[@UAPJedi]

These passes in the Channel come across as rude and dangerous to me as a Brit, no way this would be allowed in UK waters, just wondering is this accepted behaviour I USA or is it just a regional thing. I understand with the currents they have to keep the speed up, but does look like aggressive boating.

[@bayarearaised1894]

In my opinion our waters are alot more open or at least we have less courteous younger boaters then in UK. These youngsters don't have the respect thats comes with experience

[@bayarearaised1894]

Also most these dudes have watched fast and the furious way too many times

[@stevediaz7324]

Is this the Jupiter inlet

[@BoatZone]

Yes

[@derekborba9574]

Whaler doing what a whaler does.

[@rebel-yell9453]

Did the skipper of the sail-catamaran realize that the bridge clearance is only 32 feet and it's NOT a draw bridge?

[@lorenzocaimano184]

somethings went overboard and he had a dive to save it, not hit by a wave! it is obvious.

[@stadleroux]

Or he lost his footing on a slippery deck in a cavitating boat, we'll never know... I guess it sounds more exciting to say he was hit by a wave!

[@olderetiredtreemahn3234]

As a surfer it amazes me how some boat owners cant judge waves. Duh. Go sit on the beach for a week before you buy a boat

[@jmcguire5548]

St Lucie inlet?

[@BoatZone]

Jupiter

[@BobABooey.]

Wow, a guy on a jet-ski wearing a mask well before the pandemic, way to predict the future.

[@largol33t1]

There's the Beaufort Scale and then we need the Brain Dead Scale...

[@arfshesaid4325]

wait for what

[@joshuam4614]

Jupiter Inlet. It's nothing compared to Boca on a bad day.

[@robertstamper5904]

They need to be going faster like "Hold my beer bro" faster.....

[@raeanker3078]

Thanks for the great video mate ,is there actual testing to obtain a license to operate a boat in Florida ?if so some of these boaters need these images forwarded to whatever department is responsible for licensing before they kill themselves or worse other innocent people. Cheers from down under.

[@TheCaptainbeefylog]

From what I've heard there is no license or PFD requirement in Florida. Seems insane to me.