A Trip To The BAHAMAS that almost cost us our LIFE! (Almost Sunk)

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Hey Guys, Me, Chief, Ryan, Forest, and John took a little trip to the Bahamas for a few days, we experienced strong winds and rough weather so we were unable to fish, but we did a a-lot of diving and spearfishing gettin a bunch of groupers and snappers. On the ride home we got caught in a storm and stuffed the bow a few times, one of the waves we hit caved in the front of the bow, we started taking in water, and almost sunk 20 miles offshore.... Hope you enjoy!
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@mikerileyfop

Not the first twin vee ive seen come apart...glad everyone is OK. Hopefully chief has the boat insured.

@EscapeMiami

The boat is a perfect design for its intended use, i.e. not running downhill at 26mph in an Atlantic storm. Every boat has limitations and looking at that bow it's pretty clear there's not enough freeboard to be out in those conditions. Not really fair to blame the manufacture for the hull failure, after all it is a 16 year old boat. You were what, 4 years old when it was manufactured? How many times has it been stuffed? How many times should it be able to be? Captains call.

@neukin

please dont use that metal spatula in the none stick pan ha.

@JoshuaRosario1114

When the plantains are green and hard , all u have to do is cook them for two minutes on eat side then take them out and flatten them to about 1/4” thick then cook them for about three minutes on each side , take them out and add salt and garlic .

@LegoHeadGrady

The way that deck stretched over the bow… it was asking to get pealed back. Definitely not a well thought out design

@terryfonz4603

Horrible design! If it’s a twin V the early models were known for coming apart!

@spencerkiraly2633

Twin Vee is absolutely notorious for this kind of issue. My old captain had bought one to use for Charter and it was a 36. Within the first week we ran out and got into to atleast 4 to 5’s, are deck became a trampoline and both sides of the haul would flex 5 to 6 inches. We personally had creat are own bulkheads. I never recommend twin vee to anyone. They very thin glass and terrible resin. Screw Twin Vee.

@mercurygm

Those are tostones. Fry both sides about 2 mins. Take out. Smash with a mug flat. Fry again for a minute or 2. Hit with lime salt pepper as soon as it comes out the oil. Will be good.

@garyritterstrings

That is a terrible Bow design not made for Ocean rough Seas. Dump it before it kills you.

@panamacitybeachbum

The "former" overhanging deck forward of the sponsons makes that design a deathtrap in adverse sea conditions. I also noticed how low the stern sat in the water. Be safe. Hope your team gets a different boat.

@scott5764

Glad to see you made it back safe. Definitely a case of right man at the helm, in Chief we trust!!!

@anthonypolizze4059

Wow! That’s a crazy scary experience! So important to have a ditch bag and an eipirb ready to go. Things can happen in a blink of an eye out there. Can never let your guard down. Glad you made it in safe and sound

@steveurban3021

Man, I'm glad you guys are ok. I had a similar scenario going out to the middle grounds we lost all of our bilge pumps in an old donzi center. Once that boat gets heavy it can go down in a second.