That type of vessel will take a sea to the stern very well . Worked on them on and off for years

I saw no skill I saw a wave come up behind the boat and almost roll the boat over, ya don't to be washed onto the rocks,

@@jerryse81 So true, that boat was built for those conditions

thankyou,glad you enjoyed one of my videos. Cheers Brian.(Nugget)

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thanks for liking my video,cheers Brian. :)

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i don't know a lot of the history but i think they were built for loading coal onto the ships in the earlier year,i think a railway line was put down to cart the rock out to build the road out there and then the wharves built alongside,all thats left of a lot of the wharves these day's are the piles. cheers.

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Thats the deck hose clown

Classic Kiwi tale mate!

Oh Just found it,sad to see the MV KUTERE being ship wrecked on the beach and destroyed!

@@malmotumotu5218 yes I took the video over 3 days of them packing it up and getting rid of it off the beach.

Brian Hunter yeah I eventually found a footage of it being destroyed after washed up on the beach.So sad,as I love the hull design of it!

it has sadly come to an end. too damaged . :(

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How does this relate to the video?

It doesn't its just funny.

thankyou.

@@brianhunter1951 hay k hechale cuida la maquina para k responda en su momento, saludos

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guess it was a bit different back in the sailing ship days. :)

In fact, if it doesn't rain after 5 days a drought is declared.

Dodgie,, I guess you never lived in Greymouth much?? I lived there 55 years and rained more days than I can remember,,

really??? When its your turn keep your own power on.

looks very seaworthy to me

SWSimpson, that's what I thought, but people keep saying what a fabulous, great, well constructed boat it is!! To me, it looks as though it 'barely' has control....and certainly no speed!!

These boats are full displacement, and you know the formula... Flat out, maybe 9.5kn depending on her waterline length (square root of waterline in feet X 1.34 is pretty much as fast as they can go). IIRC, the current there can be over 6kn; then there's the speed of the waves in. Re. looking like it's about to sink: it wold have a draft around 2m, and will be loaded, so stable, and limited in speed by waterline length. Looked like good skippering to me. I just looked her up; she had a waterline length of about 50', so max speed of ~9.5kn.

@@KitLaughlin Well done, you get a lot of ignorant comments on these bar crossings.

@@pdevonport7266 Thanks. Sitting outside the bar and checking it out carefully, even a bar you know, sometimes you can't tell you what the water's really like once you're in it, and committed.

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this was a privately owned fishing boat,if you look at other commercial fishing boats you will see a difference.

Only because the Scottish were forced to get new boats by their lords at the eu

i don't know who designed it, but it is no longer on the sea , it run aground I have another video of the dismantling of it on the beach and loaded on a truck and taken away, never to go fishing again.

She was no where near capsizing or sinking and would have made way more dangerous crossings.

it doesn't now it run up the beach, another one of my videos on it being dismantled and taken off the beach. " The End Of An Era. "

no thanks. :)

Nope lol

i don't claim to be any professional ,and what so professional about yours. if you don't like it ,go pick on somebody else .

thankyou. :)