Off My Boat Bro!! | Miami Boat Ramps | 79th St

Off My Boat Bro!! | Miami Boat Ramps | 79th St
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[@Bryan-cs9to]

The ladies definitely get the win on this day

[@nallukainen]

Nice piece of assistance that 32footer had

[@davidturk6301]

Nose in, immediately wrap the front rope around pole/cleat. Then reverse, pull rear into dock.

[@tomrogers9467]

You have made the assumption that this moron understands basic seamanship. I beg to disagree.

[@dragshotking7776]

Well, that first might pulling his trailer under water, lol!!! And I'll have to say that the Red Hair girl on the blue liner, knowz what she's doing, cuz unfortunately not many do..lol!! Guaranteed she does a better job with 2 outboards that that cap...lol! Keep 'em coming Broncos guru 👍🏼

[@cherokeelaketennessee7895]

As a guy who's on the water 4 to 5 times a week, I'd lose my mind waiting to launch and load here.

[@siriusstar99]

I’ll be on my boat all weekend but staying in my wet slip and watch the show ,I call it BOAT TV . Be safe folks have a great Memorial Day !

[@southbound141]

I never really considered how inexperienced boat owners can be, I’m from a small town in south LA. and we all grow up with boats, driving, docking, backing up, from a young age. This is wild to me

[@fxrsniper1]

Miami boaters are fkn dumb

[@Mark-nu5vg]

I'm from eastern long island near Montauk NY and grew up with boats myself some of these guys are pretty bad I have to admit

[@briantrip5022]

Same here I grew up on a boat and the way some of these adults try to dock there boats is mind blowing to me

[@wisdomSP]

Park Ranger at the boat dock sound like an interesting job. Especially at this ramp.

[@homedad3324]

Wow the red head in the blue boat has brains and is on the ball!!. Love how captain runs around like a goof. Red can sail with me any day.

[@altergreenhorn]

?? they were clueless, until park officer come and instructed how to

[@TheByard]

Red head???? I hadn't got to look that high yet.

[@UncleDonDon]

Blue CC pulled a Suez Canal maneuver.

[@altergreenhorn]

lol yes, park officer saved them

[@TheByard]

Bet he won't get fined as much as Evergreen though.

[@benkrauss3266]

Keep the vids rolling in

[@Gloveberg1]

7:41 "and what is that?".......the motor clanging isn't what caught my attention .....lol

[@stevefisher2553]

That blue and white center console was bad ass!

[@jim_dog]

Looks like an Avanti? Maybe someone else knows.

[@ScarabChris]

Scarab Sport 302. I had one for a decade hence my user name. That is a mid 1990's redone with new console, arch and engines and of course paint job. it was done very nice. Hope that "captain" keeps it that way.

[@familytrieserichiltz940]

The big lesson from these videos is to never use the 79th street launch in Miami. Find a launch where you won’t have every mistake you make shown to the world hahaha.

[@motionclone231]

OR the lesson is to learn how to use a boat properly before you go out boating.

[@familytrieserichiltz940]

@@motionclone231 right because even experienced captains of large ships never make mistakes...the guy meant to block the Suez Canal.

[@motionclone231]

@@familytrieserichiltz940 Difference between making a mistake and doing stupid stuff because too lazy to learn the basics.

[@familytrieserichiltz940]

@@motionclone231 👍

[@ericingram7047]

@@motionclone231 OR stfu

[@wearegame777]

Starting to rethink my desire to move to FL...

[@lifelover2301]

I would like to see more of the girl with the pink hair and fantastic body that seams to know more about boating than the captain !!

[@TheByard]

Nude crews not allowed. Man I didn't know she had red hair.

[@jasonprofi]

@@TheByard hahahahahaaaa😂😂

[@utharkruna1116]

That explains the dock guard because I've never seen one before.

[@superbmediacontentcreator]

Yes, she's a great Pride Flag... Smokin body...

[@wjsj69]

Why do I never see anyone with twins using them to their advantage? Zero turn radius like a tank? More money than brains is probably the leading cause. If you're clueless about how to approach a dock with one engine, I guess the advantage of another engine is lost..

[@etc-and-more]

You are right but it is a little harder with outboards right next to one another. Works great on a cat hull or with inboards. These guys really just need to get one line secured and then back up against the line - this will pull them right into the dock.

[@59patrickw]

basic seamanship and boat handling practice practice practice

[@00000005547]

On most boats like that the zero turn is extremely weak. Except catamarans. Like even a little bit of current will completely overpower both your engines.

[@jimbutler3373]

Finally! An Aquasport, my fav

[@jmt8706official]

0:28, good to see a boat come in with fenders on both sides, just in case...

[@darrellbrown8547]

I'm impressed with the chic on the 30tf blue boat. She's a boss with the lines.

[@DMD81773]

Coming in hot. Coming in hot. Coming in hot. Coming in hot.

[@daffyduck9901]

8:15 that wasn't really that tough to watch. It was actually very pleasant to watch and all depends on what you were watching LOL👍

[@brewster102]

Dude, you have the perfect voice for this

[@bsalvis]

It amazes me how many people don't understand how to spin a boat around when you have two outboards.

[@dutchglobetrotter4513]

I know, you can go sidewards with two outboards.

[@elonmust7470]

These people aren't even in the ballpark of such basic skills.

[@jpat99]

Even worse, just watching your girl play tug of war with the boat instead of just bumping in gear to push the stern into the dock...

[@Chris_In_Texas]

Exactly on a twin, don't use the steering wheel, just use the throttles, much easier to deal with! All of my twins I never used the steering wheel around docks, only throttles. Even with my 76' very rarely did I even use bow and stern thrusters only on windy days fighting the high windage of the broadside. 😁⚓

[@TheByard]

Watching the skippers use the controls, I thought they were linked together and it was all or nothing, I asked in previous comments if one could be reversed while the other was in forward but got no reply. Fenders and lines both sides, coiled for easy precise throwing or casting over a bollard or cleat. So man lines are a bundle of knitting. A calm well prepared ahead of time crew. My old 1930s wooden boat originally fitted with twin Penter inboard engines, shafts and props either side of a center rudder. Swapped out for British Leyland 2.5 lt Diesel and later by me a pair of Ford 2.5 lts. same power half the size more room around the engines.. She had a deplacement hull and acted like a dream except when one prop was fouled by a large sand sack in 5 knots of current, one engine only gave steering wash one side of the rudder. Steering one way OK the other very slow and at the time I had to do a 180 head in under a swing bridge and into a lock.

[@jameslowmanjr6141]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Greatest show on Earth.

[@scotthutchings3474]

The do’s and don’t at Miami boat ramp. Thanks bronco

[@haroldhenderson2824]

When everything fails and there is no OTHER option, place YOURSELF between the boat and danger. You WILL HEAL, the boat won't! It's only an amputation if, the limb detaches.

[@shaheer.m2661]

What I don’t understand is how these people own boats yet don’t even know how to dock them. It’s really not that hard people 😂

[@TheByard]

They tend to moor only once per trip and so don't get much practice. Sail boat guys are the same, I've seen pirouetting around in the big ship locks of Holland.

[@brucemiller1696]

Takes years to learn like kids driving and in snow.

[@tomrogers9467]

You can buy a boat, but you can’t buy talent.

[@shaheer.m2661]

Tom Rogers very true

[@michaelfromaustin]

I feel the same way watching these videos but I forget all the mistakes I made over the years. A lot of my inexperienced looked just like these people but with cheaper boats, no crowd and no camera to record everything :)

[@nichelletran210]

Surprised you weren't filming today in Boynton for Memorial Weekend. SO MANY people going in and out-- you could have had a ton of footage! LOL

[@elonmust7470]

how do so many captains not see that their vessel is IN MOTION? "Oh look it's still in gear.."

[@stage1greg]

too funny. thanks bg.

[@milmil6594]

Pretty cool stuff

[@farfallino5136]

Cool comments😂👍 greetings fromSwitzerland!

[@ItsaboutMakingnotBuying]

The chain is for catching Steel head's

[@tomrogers9467]

Oh. I thought it was for lightning protection.

[@brianparboy8661]

I'll be honest wind never gets me, I can judge that, but current in-between slips/docks can be a sneaky bastard.

[@GTRJASON77]

So many people without fenders...lol

[@gwilliammaggs]

Agreed, put fenders out. We see it so much, bruised legs are much cheaper than fenders, not !

[@NTCOX]

He’ll ya u got em coming today

[@RamBoZamBo123]

I never get why people already tied to the dock at the front line drift off. They should just put the engine in reverse pointing the propeller fully towards the dock. It will slowly pull the boat over, no problem, easy and smooth. Guess it would be too easy.

[@TheByard]

That's one way, another is to use a line over an earlier bollard and blip the outside engine throttle forward turned into the dock. I used the method on the River Thames with 5 knots of stream and 10 or 15 locks a day to get through, sometimes mooring on the waiting pontoon as well.

[@TheByard]

@@tomrogers9467 No I expect them to learn how to control a boat before setting out to sea with the family aboard. Did they take the whole family the first day they drove a car ?????

[@keithcooper4603]

I don't own a boat, but it make sense to buy two 100 ft good rope, cut in in half and wipe the cut end. Now you have four ropes to handle your boat

[@orlandothings2403]

The blue boat had me anxious

[@blueblur1984]

I'm surprised how few of these boats have fenders down. Just raw doggin' the dock.

[@pigroup8536]

We have all been there!

[@seriousthinking3088]

Cool Vid !!!

[@Peter-976]

That last guy knows what he is doing!!

[@Ian-yf7cj]

I know you probably only show the numptys but what beats me is I haven’t seen one boat that’s had it securing ropes set tidy on the boat so they are ready to use when needed they are always in a mess or worse in knot’s. When folk buy a boat they should be made to take lessons in how to control them and go slowly.😂😂😂

[@mconner262]

that lady cop with the clutch hands. nice

[@sampankow1820]

That many people on board the 2nd boat and not one was willing to jump into action lol

[@SlimWhittman]

I saw a friend get his lower leg crushed trying to use his foot to push off a 42 fountain that was about to rub the side of his 39 cigarette at the dock. The wind and current were pushing the boats together, they were not even running at the time. Never underestimate the power of the water or wind.

[@Justatoy26]

3:00 I love how he started pulling on the line, while on the boat like he was pulling it towards the dock💀 we all have our dyslexic moments

[@superbmediacontentcreator]

For that big blue boat with the Pride, Flag deckhand repeat after me... "Spring Line."

[@johnryan7371]

Cowboy up have lines ready

[@pigybak]

that chain is boat jewelry

[@johnrhue6513]

Its called aqua- bling 🏅

[@aaronstestlab]

Anyone know what kind of boat that last one was? Blue hull with twin merc 300s...

[@surfandstreamfisher5749]

OHHHHHH the DRAMA!!!!!!

[@brodiegriffin_is_Ozzy]

The chain on first boat looks like & is in the same position of mine , to be the one foot chain attached to a steel cable of the hand winch on my trailer .... once the boat is mostly lined up ie.... the bow on or over the first roller , clip the chain on & at the front of trailer near the hitch crank a handle & the boat slowly comes up all the way & semi self aligns . Came standard on my trailer which is 20 years old ..... I'm surprised I don't seen them everywhere , cheap / simple / functional & very helpful

[@willyjimmy8881]

Rainbow Brite for the win!

[@davidturk6301]

The chain for the first boat might be for the front trailer hookup.

[@pjimmbojimmbo1990]

That is one Nasty Bruise on the leg of the first of the Human Dock Bumper

[@adriancruz9296]

The chain in front of the boat is for draging contraband under your boat😜🚔😂😂

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

Time to buy a Schwimmwagen, lol.

[@dgracias12]

What model was that last boat with the 2 Mercury 300 engines?

[@stephencox96.9kcum4]

With that blue and white center console you could cleat that bow line, turn into the dock, and give some throttle in reverse.

[@rcoolwind]

That lifted yellow jeep Wrangler is always parked there!

[@michaelfries1443]

I had that tube that was on the DONZI and sumbarined 4 kids off it because I was trying to go nice and slow and the nose just dug in. Bought a chariot-style tube next season.

[@leonardlaing6733]

I think the chain hanging on the front of the boat was to chip the hell out of the gel coat. I can’t think of any other purpose. Lol

[@actoraa]

I'm pretty shit at docking but I know I need to have fenders, lines and poles ready to go...

[@karenschlosser3370]

Hey i have a quick question. There is a 2001 everglades 155cc for slae for 12k. what do yu think of thsoe boats and that price. The motor hase 350hr. Thanks

[@PFLEONARDI0906]

No worries or need for fenders, fiberglass flexes upon impact....

[@QUIET151311]

I don't see boats with twins where the captain splits the engines. It a huge assistance when docking.

[@Chris-fo8wp]

Never use "meat" as a fender....

[@kabutabi5272]

I don't know much about small boating, but is walking the vessel not an option in these dual engines?

[@matthewstevenson1267]

El Riko using shoe strings for dock lines.

[@reddysteddy2195]

That chain is for the cruel and unusual punishment of keel hauling. Obey your captain!

[@BSTREEEEEET]

Why does EVERYONE come in HOT??? I'm blown away, I don't understand.

[@59patrickw]

be happy for them in there own world it gives us lots to laugh at and not at our own expense

[@BSTREEEEEET]

@@59patrickw Right, we must be too boring. "Got a lady on a boat coming in slow, no wake, dropping off the husband to get the trailer and he does an 18" leap to the dock. Smooth reverse after the drop off. Husband is back with the trailer, and backs up perfectly. Wife drives it on, husband winches the front, and they are off 18 seconds after the trailer hits the water."

[@albinorhino1313]

That chain is to haul square groupers

[@pmp1337]

I was thinking it was for all those guns lost in boating accidents. But I like your explanation more 🤣

[@bigbill2444]

I think the chain is to ground the hull so static electricity won't fry the fish finder. (Please don't take this seriously)

[@XxBLOODSTRIKERxX41]

8:00 what a view...😻

[@dennisjackson4085]

Let me tell the captain on the blue boat what to do in the future. First , the bow is tied off so the captain should turn hard to port. Apply a little throttle which will cause the stern of the vessel to swing around toward the dock. Make sure there is plenty of slack on the bow line to cpmpensate for the bow swing. Very simple, easy peezy.

[@59patrickw]

I like the human fender one use only or go for a second time and go for a Darwin award

[@terryken12]

Never seen so many none operating boat drivers in my years of boating. You would think with all the water around there would be more skillful boaters. You do have a lot of ass shots as the butt exposing suits are more popular there than the Midwest where I'm from.

[@GingerNinja1]

All those boats & not a single one with side thrusters. If I spent the kind of money some do on the higher dollar vessels I'd definitely invest in them. (Of course that's coming from someone who's a co-capt not the actual capt 😁) Probably for a reason. 😂

[@ingelri2]

Pink hair girl put on quite a show.

[@macmcdermid8677]

Wow the guy in the blue boat was a proper clueless googan !!

[@TedDekens]

The chain is for a buoy to stay docked to. He should have a tag line tied to the bow.

[@jorgefigueroa7573]

OYEEE CAPTIN OF BLUE BOAT PUT IT IN GEAR.............

[@JulieRainyPDX]

Just curious, do any boat ramps hire people on waverunners to help push boats to a dock when there's a strong current? Maybe if the assistance was mandatory, no one's ego would be offended?

[@harvey8695]

It looks like Yamaha is a popular brand at this ramp.

[@petschem]

Video got interrupted by ads 4 times?

[@williamtobias8948]

Probably forgot to unhook safty chain and just unhooked winch line. probable broke safty chain on launch..lol

[@wjatube]

Park Ranger offers you help. Meanwhile, you're hoping since he's downwind he doesn't smell how drunk you are.

[@railroad9000]

Love the 1/4" clothes line for dock lines on El Riko! NOT!

[@redline9579]

4:29 4 :30. That's whataaa imaaa talking about

[@christopherbrandt1895]

Y’all should try to get Aussie Man to do a couple of your videos

[@DargoDog]

That 32ft boat was hard to watch, if he would have just moved the motors to port, put on in gear on idle in the forward direction, that boat would have lined up perfectly. One thing you always say makes my eye twitch, and that is about how much easier it is to let the boat drift into the dock. You have little control when you do this, I prefer to power into the wind and current when landing, this give so much more control, and actually makes landing a lot easier. The real trick to this is coming in at a steeper angle.

[@VangoghsDoggo]

They all need to learn how to throw a loop and use a spring line. Would solve 90% of what happens. Use the middle cleat, that is what it is there for. If you tie one end or the other, the untied end will always float away from the dock.

[@borysnijinski331]

Why does no one with twin engines know how to steer the boat with the throttles?

[@tomrogers9467]

Because very few of these morons understand the basics of boat handling. To the it’s all show and blow!

[@rickysiebert9618]

What happened to your legs, Lt. Dan? I pulled up to the dock at 79th St.

[@DanielDeLoach]

5:32 Didn't know people used dental floss for dock lines.

[@bengone3349]

Aside from some common sense mistakes, I see many using, what I call string for lines. If my memory is clear when I had my 20' Cuddy, I used 3/8" or 1/2" line at all four points...ready!.

[@tomdrummy4984]

I think his trailer is connected to that chain. He pulls it underneath him and then just drives on top of it when pulling up to ramp. 🤣 Guy in blue boat had no clue what to do........so sad.

[@vieuxacadian9455]

7:44 !

[@Chris-fo8wp]

The ONLY line you need is a spring line!!!!!!!