Something is Wrong! | Miami Boat Ramps | 79th Street

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Ramps we currently cover: 79st (La 79!) / Black Point Marina / Haulover
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[@gitrdoug]

new boater here. I got heckled a bit at the boat ramp Friday after have some issues backing up... glad I'm not on today's video, lol

[@patsquach4080]

As a. New boater. Practice backing up your boat.. in a parking lot with lots of space ….put on some flags on your trailer to help… build up some confidence and you’ll be so. Happy you did…. Have a fun day. Stay safe !!!

[@robertmorris8997]

Some folks forget they were new and had to learn once. Comes easier to some than to others. People with good spatial orientation pick it up quickly. I would always try to help the new guy. Ragging on them doesn't get the job done any faster, and I would say makes it take longer. Go learn, then when you are the pro, always be ready to help the new guy. You are never in so much of a hurry or too busy to help someone.

[@integr8er66]

Well everyone was new at one time, the key is not to practice on the ramp. Go to a parking lot and practice till you can do it

[@CockMcBallsddd]

Find a parking lot and practice man. Its very easy once you get some practice but its really difficult until you do. And people at a busy ramp are rarely polite.

[@fjmerig]

THE motor cant hit the ladder!!!

[@PargoFresco]

There’s truly nothing funny about watching a person make mistakes that can potentially cause harm or worse. But I understand, keep supporting the channel, and maybe you’ll get a laugh soon enough. ❤

[@toddgraham8653]

How horrible of a feeling them two princess’ must have, floating into the marina sideways powerless on a boat older than their grandfathers. Such a wonderful day out in the water, plagued with electric problems, steering problems and whatever else problems they had no one saw.

[@chris_bjj123]

wtf are you even talking about?

[@Luiziana-gx1uz]

No idea 👏🏻👏🏻

[@DonziGT230]

A common docking mistake is approaching it parallel to the dock. Generally, without wind/current, you want to come at it around 45 degrees so as the bow gets close you can use reverse to bring the stern in without it pulling the bow away and the boat comes to a stop parallel to the dock and close enough to reach it by hand or hop off with lines. It's even easier with multiple engines if you use them right and you can approach at shallower or steeper angles as needed.

[@alexwood5425]

Good one captain schadenfraude!

[@paulkersey2179]

The tide was really high towards the end.

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

The tell tale stream was coming out of the starboard side motor before I tried restarting the motor. Maybe the port motor was having trouble.

[@vancity2349]

Approx how much room is there from the edge of the water to the curb? Or how much room do they have to pull forward and back up again?

[@MichaelLyons-h4i]

5:24 sign her up 🤠

[@cattnipp]

2:15 no matter which ramp you go to there's always the guy that likes to walk in front of your vehicle when you're trying to straigtnten out your trailer.

[@rb-rq7kq]

How come the people of Florida standing on the dock never lend a hand to the people docking ?

[@Traildude193]

Wish it was boat season on the west coast it’s still early spring so a month till we can officially boat.

[@SeanChYT]

I am confused by the camera angle.

[@fitosanitago6574]

Blinker fluid was low...

[@patsquach4080]

Your. Videos are going to improve when you get a. Drone !!! lol.

[@michaellake5269]

Maybe it's the years of trucking experience, but I cringe watching some of these people try to back up. Makes me wonder if they can go forward without reeking havoc.

[@OpenCarryUSMC]

My god if you buy a boat or offer to tow someone’s boat (or any other trailer) take the damn thing to an empty field or parking lot and practice until you know what the hell you’re doing!!!!!!’

[@jim-xj4ub]

How can you tell they are SUZUKI .... Always something wrong.

[@lindakasunick]

What happened to the content? The clips you are choosing to show lately have nothing funny or exciting about them

[@Crazy_Terryy]

Only thing wrong is your clickbait title

[@nasalprolapse]

I’m still amazed that almost no one in the US seems to know what a fender is

[@robertmorris8997]

Well, if you don't go banging into stuff, you don't really need them, do you?

[@chris_bjj123]

I only use fenders when docking for long periods of time or tying up to another boat. No reason to use them during loading/unloading