5 Types of People at the Lake
VloĆŸit
- Äas pĆidĂĄn 18. 07. 2022
- See ya on the Chippewa Flowage! đ€
MERCH: manitowocminute.com/collections
Follow me at these places:
Twitter: @CharlieBerens
Instagram: @CharlieBerens
Facebook: charlieberensTV
For more Manitowoc Minute click here: âą Manitowoc Minute - Komedie
Iâm not a midwesterner but these videos are relatable as someone from the middle of rural Sweden
Same thing for someone from the rural part of the Netherlands :P
Hello fellow sweed! I totally agree with you, fishing is not super popular but for those who are interested itâs a cult.
Yeah the Midwest, especially Wisconsin and Minnesota, is basically Americaâs version of Scandinavia
In the Midwest theirs huge populations of Scandinavians as well. Honestly our climates are pretty similar.
Smaland? đ€
The dad who was going to "unleash a year's worth of anger" on those who want to go tubing...đ
Explains why Billy didn't want to lol.
Or driving. Lmfao.
I know a youth pastor who used the same philosophy during the youth weekend at the lake
Bruh lmaooooo
@@KhaeLikesCoffee Billy was especially bad that year
why is my dad all of these
Because your dad is the original person at the lake.
I'm all of them too. Now that I am an adult I wake up early as hell at the lake
me too. and i moved away! i dont know how it happens.
Sane
Mine was too!
I went to Michigan for church camp as a teenager, and when we went tubing I think the adults driving the boats might've been harboring just a _liiiiittle_ bit of suppressed anger considering the way they seemed to purposefully be steering us directly into the wakes of each other's boats
Nah that's a good driver, that's the best! It's way more fun that way, also if you have 2 pulled with the same length rope they can crash into each other harmlessly, BUT if you have two different lengths the person at the rear can try to saw the guy in half up front and they can play jumping over the rope while holding on for dear life. I live for the excitement, not to be going safe speeds! Adventurous driver of boats are what I want, if its not full gas its not fast enough!
@@jakegarrett8109 But for the inexperienced passenger, I can definitely empathize ! I've only gotten to go tubing behind a boat once in my life, one tube, no other motor boats around really, and I was about 11. It was one of the few times I've really had a very fun time in my life, and it would NOT have been fun for me if I'd been doing the things you described. I wouldn't have been ready for that.
@@ajb.822 Haha, I was a bit of an adrenaline junky. Still am, ramping the speed bumps in front of the guards like its moto-X and doing wheelies off them on a military base, haha!
I admit though it is a good idea to go a bit slower so you can figure out what you're doing when you start. Indeed some of the tubing is the best times I've ever had (my profile picture is me driving one of my dad's boats, I don't even like boats, but I love tubing!). Only got to go tubing maybe a dozen times in my life, I'd love to do it some more though, great time!
@@jakegarrett8109 True. A good driver uses those wakes to help the tuber get some air. Well, if the tuber wanted the thrill they're a good driver.
Your supposed to do thst
Water sports dude calling his mom "bro" completely sent me đ
The muskie that went from 43 inches, to 57 inches made me laugh quite a bit.
'No, you are getting on the tube & you're gonna like it.'
I literally almost sh*t my pants, that's how hard that sentence hit me.
No you didnât.
I enjoy this young man's documentaries. He's the Werner Herzog of Wisconsin.
*WerZogSin
Now I need to hear Werner Herzog speak Midwestern with his accent.
charlie's farmer's tan for the water sports bro is probably the most realistic part of the whole video
yeah I'm worried at somepoint all my wrinkles are going to form on the half of my limbs that sees actual sunlight, and the rest of my bod is going to be as pasty and plump as when I was a baby, I can attest to the accuracy.
How the fishing guideâs musky grew like 2 feet in the course of a few sentences đ€Ł absolutely love this channel and it was filmed 20 minutes from my house. Keeper movin!!
That Muskie story reminds me of when we were fishing the middle channel for Walleye out on the St Claire, and I hooked one that took a half hour to get up to the boat. Thought Iâd hooked a sturgeon, but could tell it was a Wally when itâs pale eye the size of a dinner plate came up to the port side of the boat. Then the boat rocked and I heard a thump, looked over the starboard side, and there was the Walleyeâs other eye!
đđ Hilarious! The St. Clair River and Lake St. Clair are just wonderful right? I live on the shore of Lake St. Clair and my Grandma lives right on the river, so i've been out there a couple times.
@@talesoftheinlandseas5063 , my dadâs family had a cabin on the river not too far from the Harsonâs island ferry crossing. We rented Minnichâs boats many a time, and many a time we were frantically pulling the cord, trying to get it started so we could get out of the way of a freighter! Dad bought a boat just in time for the mud puppies and zebra mussels to ruin the wally fishing and we havenât been back since our cousin sold his cabin cruiser that we would go fish the lake on, been almost 10 years now. Beautiful area though and I miss it!
You're going to need a bigger boat......
@@janeomalley3129 Yeah it really is a special place over there. Whenever we go to Algonac I get the same feeling as going up north, that feeling of comfort and serenity that you cant ever get down in the city. If there were some good jobs in that area and it wasnt so out of the way id consider moving to harsens! Its just such a beautiful peaceful area.
« Fought like the dickens » đ
"Yeah, well, you shoulda cleaned your room! Your mom's not here to hear you cry!" đ
The first time my family went tubing we thought my sister was screaming her head off in joy. They were not screams of joy. Tubin' is something else.
My first time was the exact opposite. Told them to not go easy on me and they sent me absolutely flying. They thought I was screaming in terror but it was actually the best thing ever and I immediately asked to go again.
I went tubbing once and my exâs step-dad whipped the tube so hard I went flying and bruised my ribs when I hit the water. Fun times at the cottage
@@robopiplup5193 Nice! I'm jealous :)
@@emilysm1230 Oh dear. :( It really is no joke!
I grew up with a cabin âUp Northâ in MN. I recognize all these folks! Especially Dad. Although my Dad made sure his boat engine couldnât pull a skier that was much older than about 12 yrs old. That way he didnât have unruly teens interfering with his fishing and gear. All this was way before the big pull behind floats. Miss you Dad.
smart guy yer Dad. R.I.P.
As a life long Duluth, MN resident, I can personally attest that this video is spot on! Love your videos Charlie!
Ah my home town. It's been many years and the lake is still calling.
Wrong. vacation dad has a 2 week holiday. He's so lazy he doesnt put the boat in until about day 6, and then only uses it 3 times. He spends the rest of the days drinking about 8 cups of coffee a day on the enclosed porch of the cabin.
I go to Squaw Lake MN (Small town about an hour northwest of Grand Rapids) for a month for vacation in the summer. Pretty accurate
My birthplace!
I'm sad Duluth isn't hosting Tall Ships this year; it means my husband and I are staying farther north instead of nearby. Duluth is an amazing city!
Slamming the cabinet doors. Lol, brings back so many family vaca memories.
My husband always does this, like we need to get up at daybreak on vacation lol đ
@@dianaritchie8857 , Dad's figured out how much the vaca is costing . . .
BY THE HOUR ! ~ ~ ~ Clock Is Ticking !
"SLAM ! BAM ! WAKEY ~ WAKEY ~ CLAN ! "
the duality of men who wear crocs is insane, either they are a seasoned outdoorsy pro, or an absolute noobie.
If I know the area to not be littered with hooks and glass, I go barefoot as often as possible. Crocs dont have enough protection against punctures in unknown areas of footing.
Dad trying to murder children on the tube was my entire childhood. He manages to flip the couch tube on a regular basis, which is impressive
The purest form of therapy
My dad had a coworker friend that did the same to us. He would NEVER get behind anyone's boat though because he was mortally afraid of being on the other end of "revenge".
You forgot the guy that forgets he's not at the beach
Nothing says Iâm a True Outdoorsman like wearing a pair of CrocsđLegendary Charlie! Just Legendary!
Jus shut up, the fact that u made this comment is disturbing and gay alone, when did it become acceptable for real men to wear crocs? U do realize they werenât meant for guys to wear them, and crocs are the opposite of outdoorsy, get ya some boots or real shoes instead of gay boy crocs, ur comment is honestly sickening
Ya shouldâve cleaned your room your momâs not here to hear you cry!!
-Charlie 2022
Too funny man weâre laughing our asses off in Ohio!!! You literally showed me the entire population of my town! The only thing the fishing guide missed was when he takes you to his âsecretâ walleye spot âI donât do this for everyone so keep it hush hushâ and when you get there 10-15 other boats are already there plus a million kayakers
Every day my identity as a midwest dad gets further cemented.
One time people on the other side of the lake saw me and my neighbors tubing, and then the text day proceeded to tell those neighbors about the idiots they saw on the lake trying to kill their kids with the tube⊠that was an awkward explanation
"Your mom's not here to hear you cry!"
Ah a real vacation!â€
What about the lake drunks? Asking for a friend.
đ€Łđ€Ł
Just stay clear of my boat
Fact Check: 4 rods Ă· 2 people = 2 rods/person. Well done Fishing Guide Charlie...well done...
That pan to the crocs on the first timer's feet was a perfect visual expression of the cameraman's judging.
It was on par with Miranda's eye sweep of Andie's outfit after she laughed at the belts in The Devil Wears Prada.
First time listening to this channel. As someone who was born in Wisconsin, moved to Florida very young, but still has a lot of family in WI, that accent just warms the cockles of my heart and makes everything better.
You forgot about the 6th type, the family who posts up on the boat dock with lawn chairs and a spread of 10 fishing rods and gets in everyone's way and refuses to move. Every body of water I have ever taken my boat to I have experienced that.
He omitted them from the video because they're technically native throughout the whole world.
From Michigan and all of this is spot on. Love that going "Up North" is a thing in Wisconsin too
you are soooo lucky to be able to live in that area. just got back from canada fishing but you have it right there.
Why not move? The Midwest is very affordable.
Yea dare eh he lives in Manitowoc. Must more south of the Chippewa Flowage there eh.
Nice to see you were up at the Treeland Resort - I recognized the pine board in the first scene! Been there, aw geeze, plenty of times along with Pat's Landing and Timber Kove. Hope ya got to Supper club and climb into the giant Muskie off by Hayward at the Fresh Water Fishing HoF
This is so, so, so true thanks for putting this out here Charlie!
"Time to drive the lawn tractor home." Lol. Guy in my grandpa's village didn't even own a car, just drove a deer everywhere
One of my neighbor's family always drives a mower to visit. It keeps the plants on the side of the road nice and short. I'm not quite sure why he drives it.
drove a deer đ€Ł
If you know, you know đ
As someone from Chicagoland who spends his summers and Winters in Minocqua for the past 45 years. Iâm dying. Blink Bonnie and Old Fashions.
What a unexpected delight to see Treelandâs!! The north woods (Sawyer county in particular) is the very best place in the world!
^^^^ no lies here
I was surprised too! my family has been going there for years, I had to double take to make sure I was seeing right.
He added an amazing touch âgod I love it up northâ if you know you know
the banging of the cabinets is spot on
Love the the big âchipâ. And recognized Treelands prop tree. Awesome place. Been going there for the last 40 years over the 4th of July with family.
As lifelong summer visitor the Hayward area I am thrilled to see the Flowage and Treelands make a cameo in this video :)
Same dude
I used to go up there all the time! I remember that worlds largest Muskie replica at Treelands
Muskie fest is a must every summer for me!
Charlie's got guns! And that wicked Northern guy tan. âïžđ„. Great video-don't understand half of what you're saying but I could listen to that accent all day! Love from Louisianaâïž
I friggin love it here in Wisconsin. I am a little bit of every one of these guys at some point or another durring every summer
Charlie is a GENIUS!đ„đ
If I am having a stressful day ( that would be 24/7) I watch one of his videos and I can put away my voodoo doll. đđ»
I like how the Muskie seemingly grows by the second
The summer up north at the lake where the best memories, these people were soo part of my summers as relatives.
That props joke was everything. You deserve an awkward side hug for that one.
I love all of your content. If I ever need to feel better I come and watch a Manitowoc minute. Keep up the excellent work.
The first one with the wipeout is too realistic, I see my dad laugh while I'm pretty sure my heart stops half the time
Had me at banging the cabinets. đ đ
"Caught a 43 incher."
"This is the mark, 53 inches."
"So that 54 incher..."
"You wouldn't believe it, 57 inches."
đ
The tubing is exactly what my dad did. The wake board bro is spot on too in the midwest
Oh man the memories. Spent so many summer vacation weeks on the flowage. Every single one of these are spot on. That bar brings back many childhood memories too, I'm sure it's not Treeland but they all look the same so it might as well be. You should do a video about how all the women go into Hayward once a week to go shopping and leave the men alone. đ€Ł
I was wondering if that was Treeland too.
Just checked. Other people are saying it's Treeland. đ
the boat propeller tower was at treelands, then they were at tiger muskie, but I don't know the bar
When he said âyouâre gonna get on the tube and youâre gonna like itâ I felt that đ
Lawn Tractorđ. Seen it here in Michigan
Maybe it's my unfamiliarity with boat culture, but that props gag had me rolling.
My husband is all of them at some point every vacation. Lol. đ
Iâve just realized how similar Texas and Wisconsin truly are. Thank you for that. I grew up in central Texas and I swear I know all these people.
I love!!! The chippewa flowage! I know every spot you were at!
Big Chip!
@@digiprez77 awe shit! We got another chip fan! I fell so in love with this area.... im finally moving up there
Going 50+ on a tube with the driver trying to knock you off is a true test of manhood... My friend broke his femur once.
As a Great Laker, These are our unique life experiences right? No matter which Great Lake, mine is Erie, your whole existence revolves around âthe Lake.â No name needed. As an aside, I live near a world renowned medical center. Many international patients. I read one such patient who stayed here remark, Iâve never seen so much water. Me, ah, itâs just the lake.
Respect the lake and the lake will respect you back
My vacation consists of Fishing and Fishing only
Same. Dawn till dusk
Ok, I truly love this guyâŠ.
"SHAKE OF THE DAY...." Luv it! La Crosse, Wisconsin, here. Shout out to Ye Old Style Inn and Shimmy's Bar and Grill where we honor and uphold the SOTD in. So glad I found your channel!
As a life long Wisconsinite I can officially say these are accurate
I just cant get enough of him I wish he had time to put out more videos but when ur in demand it's hard to keep that many balls in the air so I understand. Keep er movin and dont forget to watch out for deer đđŠ = đâ€U
Love Charlie. I miss the Mantiwoc Minute!
The multiple usage of boats got me.
Well done.
"I'll take a white claw"
"cept for that." made me lol đ
Awesome vid. Keep up the good work. Love your stuff.
We definitely recognized TMR in the First Timer segment!! Weâve vacationed there many a time! This FIB watches your videos when I need to imagine I live in the land of the free aka WI. Thanks for your content!
As a fishing guide #1 we all want you to jig fish so we donât have to get lures out all day #2 the depth finder is always lit up like a Christmas tree even when we ainât catching jack
Why is this so accurate
I loved the boat props on the pole đ
Forgot the college kids who got a jetski for their 18th birthday and don't know how to use it
Charlie always makes me want to move to Wisconsin with my Midwestern girl
Do it
@@lorenzosilvio4054 haha she loves it here in the south and wants to be near the Appalachian mountains. I am personally over it haha
I am a Nebraska native, you have a unique gift Charlie, thank you for using it! And uh tell your folks I says hi. đ€Ł
Absolutely love these!đ€Łđđ€Łđ„°
The tubing bit was me. 6 years old at my cottage. My parents forced me to try the tube with my aunt and I flipped off, cut my lip on the surface, and swore i'd never tube again. 15 years later, tubing is my favorite summer activity.
NOW I understand what he meant about the tube in the Midwest shopping trip
You should do a Midwest meets southeast it would be a funny duo
Every fisherman story keeps growing
The *'OPE'* lure. đ
Missed you again this year on the Chip!
this is 100% accurate for yoopers as well
Thanks for the laughs. Our dad and the dad from the first segment must be long-lost cousins. We're from Alabama. Our dad is all about banging around at first light. Extreme morning person who will force his agenda for vacay upon us. lol
It's so funny that in ANY of these types of videos, you can *immediately* tell what kind of person they are without ever saying a word. Basically just how they first look, lol
These are great. I just love this channel bro. Hilarious
Love from the "redneck Riviera" also the chain of lakes, where you can rip a cigarette boat as long as it doesn't ground out, drinking is a requirement, and if your boys smoke and tell stories..... You win
Charlie you such a good in different scripts and categories of people
Sawyer co representing! Awesome charlie
Love you papa
Great stuff...
Growing up on Lake Beulah in the 1980s, this hit me HARD. So so so spot on.
Been going to the Chippewa Flowage since I was 3 years old, was finally able to get my first Muskie after 15 years of trying, what a moment!
The props are from bever dam. Its fun getting through there, big rooster tails, chipped up props, and stuck boats
Loved this đȘ
I could see a feature length film about this lake town, where everyone is played by you..
Love these charactersâŠ! Weâve all met folks like these even though not from the Midwest đ đ
Love your videos from Washington state.
God bless, Hayward Wisconsin. Spent all the summers of my childhood just outside of there on the most pristine lake imaginable. I could immediately recognize the area.
Love the flowage!