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Nice video! Subbed.

Jeez! Is it possible for me to use and share this footage on my youtube page? I share footage from all kind of activities on our ocean. Cargo ships in the 1960s till now, oil rigs, fishing vessels, etc. Of course full credit will be given to the owner of the footage. Looking forward to your reply. Kind regards. Cheers.

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Too timid.

I didn't see him get vertical one time? Seems to me he handled it pretty well. So would that have not produced enough views to just say, "decent skipper leaving the harbor in moderate weather and not having any big problems" ? The truth is a beautiful thing.

Great video, brother-

Omg what is wrong with people not worth it to risk your life or boat

Clear case of testosterone poisoning.

Go

Looks flat out too, thats one rough ass inlet

Coming back in is the fun part.

That is a calm day at bointon

Did you see the boat from 9-20-20?

At least someone caught that wave!

I just liked and subscribed.

The Boynton Inlet is so fucked

UM no this is south florida we run inlets to go fishing all the time sometimes its lumpy sometimes its flat sometimes you gotta take some water over the bow nothing to write home about

WOW!

LOL....Rental boat 100%

Captain handled that boat like a BOSS...!!!!

Vertical?? You are out of focus.

Of waves are breaking over the bar stay in not worth it

Or... this guy does it every day and has been doing it for 30 years. Experience maybe? It didn’t look to me like he was ever in trouble.

Who would save you if the boat capsized?

don't you have zoom on that camera

A cat hull would’ve been smoother. Waves come in sets, some bigger, some smaller. All you have to do is wait for a big set, a smaller set usually follows.

How do so many ppl dislike this? At first I was like whatever but then I saw those breakers. A camera on that boat would make people watching piss their panties. Dislikers have never been on a boat... That shiz was sketchy!!!

Not that bad ?

thats a rough inlet. i run sebastian and fort pierce Sebastian will fuck you up.

In my teens I raced Rubber Duckies for a Surf Club in Australia. Something I've noticed with people negotiating the surf is a lack of aggression, no use of Parallel runs between waves and just really no idea. turn the thing around and chase the last wave, then use a parallel run to create space and give you time, wait for a lul in the sets and go. Until you can put your Vessel where ever you want whenever you want, at speed, do not cross the Bar.

I’ve only ever taken boats out of the Mississippi. There can be large swells at the mount but no bars and no breaking waves thankfully.

I promise you most of the people commenting have never tried to take a boat that size out an inlet that rough. I guarantee the person driving that boat was crapping there pants and wishing they’d stayed at the dock! 😂 one wrong move and that boat was flipped. A captain with experience would never have done that in that boat.

No one goes beyond the reef...

Did he dieded??

That's not bad

Plenty dangerous bars in nz

Yeehaw!

The mate was a mighty sailin' man, the Skipper brave and sure, They left in a light blue boat that day, for a three hour tour, a three hour tour.....

dude was desperate to go kill fish.

In basic recon. course we had to do this in a zodiac with no motor, only paddles

I've gone out of Boynton inlet many times over the years. It can be a bitch. Seen a few unlucky souls capsize going out.

Surfers running like...HURRY!!!! They’re breaking off something fierce right now bruh!

The same phenomenon happens quite often at the entrance to the Cape Cod Canal on the western end into Buzzards Bay. Tide rushes out in One Direction, wind is blowing it in the other, causes the waves to stand on end at about 6 feet high. Happens occasionally on the East End as well, but much more common in the West End

HOOPA FULL THROTTLE!!

Now that is one brave and soiled boater.

only had to hit one of those, should have just powered straight out after the first one lol

hmmm, well....he made it.

Almost a perfect break from the surf line. Good skippering. B+. Good job. Take the seas on your quarter, not on your bow. Slice the waves, don't pound them. Good skippering.

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck that

I shitmyself