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found the jet boat owner

Jealous haters gonna hate.

But you're good to waste time watching and posting a negative comment about this? Thanks for the stern warning time cop. When did Credit Card Captain say this was his job? 690K people disagree with you think and this is pretty entertaining.

Get a real life.

Yep, I heard that to

@steezystonks, Loud and clear!!

I heard you!! Lol!

My ex and I were the same. Too bad I had to kick her to the curb for playing hide the schnitzel with my best friend.

It's because we deal with so many idiots at the boat ramp.

If they knew the actual rules of the road - the disabled boat 100% has right of way over the boat with power and steerage.

@@tigeraudio No - thank YOU! I remember a time when if you were in trouble on the water, other boaters would help instead of ducking their head like they don't see you and going about their day. That shrill lady needs to choke on a "hard to swallow" pill - those rules of hers are for normal functioning boats moving under their own power, not disabled boats being pushed around in tight quarters.

Here in Santa Barbara the boat ramp is inside a parking lot that has a 15 minute free period that makes everyone rush like a bunch of assholes

All these people with their expensive boats and not an ounce of common sense

I boat out of Gig Harbor in Puget Sound. Thanks for sharing a really good piece of advice. Practice and knowing the rules are imperative. Have proper gear on board and know what it's for and how to use it. ⛵

Seriously? I can’t believe you typed your husband “taught [you] all about mating.” What about master baiting? Did he show you how he jerk’s his rod? And then did you find any seamen whilst boating? I’m just channeling my inner Credit Card Captain commentary.

And to make it worse the people that never had a boat before are the ones that buy them. 🤷‍♂️

@@russelldevane5434 That doesn’t surprise me when people buy boats when they have no idea how to operate them.

That was me! My exact words were "I feel like I need a Valium to deal with this place" 😂

@@denac1127 it was hilarious i got a pretty good laugh from it🤣

@@jenwright2577 I showed my husband what he misses after I back the boat off the trailer. He said "I'm not missing anything judging by this" 😂

I couldn't believe this wasn't the top comment, it's plain as day and I can't say I disagree.

If you want relaxing on the water buy yourself a kayak, best an inflatable one as well so you don't have to worry about transport 👍

You are right. If possible, rent or buy a slip at a Marina for the season. You’ll enjoy the boating experience much more. At least I do!😄Less of the boat ramp.

Buy a kayak and go to some remote lake. Now that’s peaceful & relaxing

I dont know where you are from but save your generalization of American people . Im sure there are things in your perfect country that suck,especially you.

Someone call the waaaambulance! 🚑

Yep, that seems to be the way it is today. Everyone is an expert at everything.

I agree with you 💯 👍 ...and for the American people who do try to be courteous, polite and do the right thing (because they know better and were raised right) they are seen as weak and are taken advantage of and treated like shit. (I speak from experience) Lots of arrogant, entitled assholes here!

There seems to be a case of "main character syndrome" en masse. I blame the internet. Thanks a million for sharing another rad vid man.

Especially when u have a audience of losers at the ramp. And a creepy fat youtube guy filming u and whispering. This channel is gross? The film.woman in bikinis like stalkers

You know what works even better... A rope. Just a rope thrown to a person on land is all that is needed.

And less alcohol

Problems at boat ramp could be solved.... If you knew how to drive a BOAT or TRAILER!!!!!!!!!

A shotgun.!

Most boater don't practice when the ramps are quite, come in several times, try different ways, teach the crew to fit fenders and lines ready for use. Teach them how to cast a line so the loop goes over the shore cleat, one end made off to the boat the other held in hand and can be pulled tight at the right time. I ran a displacement 30ft twin engined wooden boat built in 1930 with a center rudder, most of the time I went single crewed. Lines were made off for both side and the forward lines as springs. Coming into moor I had enough way on to make the dock, aimed to reach it on the fore quarter, rudder amidships. Short blasts of throttle if needed to keep way on or take it off, a round fender would give enough bounce on the kiss to roll the bow round and a touch off reverse on the outside engine and the stern would kick in. All in neutral leave the wheelhouse and flick the lines on the dock cleat, make em off with just a couple of turns for easy release. PS: My boat is a WWII war vet having saved troops off Dunkirk 1940 and then joined the Navy on mine patrol of the River Thames Estuary. Then the difficult job of assisting the the fully manned sailing yachts to raft up on me, that strangely would clear the lock before me, yet follow me into the next one. Well that I'd let em sort their own cleats to raft to. In the mean time I'd swapped my nice clean fenders to the rough oil/tar covered winter ones for their nice yachts to rub on.

Excellent comment 👍👍

Let's hope his kids didn't inherit the low IQ.

Glad you enjoy it! Don't forget to subscibe to the channel!

@@CreditCardCaptain I subbed right away :)

I think you'd find more than a couple empty cans and bottles on board by the looks of it. LoL 🍺😂

Right, trucks control the lines, not the boats. That happened to me last summer, I was backing my boat down the ramp, and some d- bag, walks his boat right up behind mine, while his dad was going to get the truck. I just sat there with my boat half way in the water, until he finally moved.

This is no different, that boat under tow should have just patiently waited until they got their truck and trailer down the ramp.

@@huntspoint3442 depending on how the boat is towed, a boat under tow with no power or way to steer has right of way. In this case maybe they could have stayed back but it is not easy to tow a boat in this way, and the boats maneuverability is limited. We also do not k ow if they were taking on water or not that also would mean it is a boat in distress giving it priority over other oats as well.

Yeah, it does seem like common sense to give them the right of way. I would.

Always but people have no sense!

Watching these same idiots punching in and out of the inlets is pretty astounding too. Way too many people down here with a bunch of money and no experience. They go out and buy a boat they know nothing about, and wreak havoc for everybody that does know something. I wish they'd all go back home to yankland or wherever the hell they came from.

@@filly3594 • I totally understand. Fortunately, we live waaaay out in the country with a major river 2 miles from us; and easy ramp access with plenty of trailer parking. Mature country folk seem to just inherently know what to do and how to do it; however, we won’t go near there on weekends when the crazies come from the cities with their coolers full and their brains empty. Our local wildlife officers don’t put up with nonsense for a minute. Weekdays are nice out on the water; just have to always be aware of barge traffic. Those leading barges are absolutely silent moving through the water and there are quite a few bends in the river. Anyway, have a blessed day, dear one. P.S. I did not mean to imply all city folk are crazy. Just the ones who are!!😊

Keeping your cool and being efficient at a crowded boat ramp is a gentlemen’s sports. It’s not easy and requires a lot of knowledge.

I agree, boat ramps are the WORST but the key is to have two people know what they are doing, do it right the first time and get out as quick as possible!

This is the closest ramp to my house. I try really hard to avoid it

It's definitely a tense atmosphere.

Glad I'm not the only one that picked up on that 🤣🤣

I did too. Went out fishing north of the Narrows Bridge at Pt. Richmond. Raining, cold, wet. Mooched at 300 feet with a green Buzz Bomb. Pulled in a nice King, brought the Arima back to Gig Harbor, tied up and had a delicious Reuben sandwich at the Tides Tavern. All it takes is practice.

Thank you so much for watching!

Why I got a safety chain I welded on the front my trailer just in case the winch CABLE SNAPS had it happen before but got lucky when the boat didnt slide all the way off never again LOL

@@tird108 Great idea for sure!

They only time you should have priority is if the boat your towing is taking on water slightly faster than they can get rid of it and there is a chance to get it on the trailer before it sinks.

@@karlstreed3698 Exactly!

@@karlstreed3698 actually a boat towing another boat is considered a vessel restricted in ability to maneuver and always has right of way. Everyone waits their turn doesn’t count in this situation as tow vessels have priority.

@@larrygolden167 lol, your last name is the same as mine..lol

@@larrygolden167 exactly but Floridians don't care they care about them self's that is it. I would have had that trailer in water dead center blocking the center ramp to get my disabled boat out of water so it doesn't cause damage to the boat hip towing it for me

We all have to learn some time, even though you practice in a parking lot or whatever, you still have to take into consideration, wind direction & current strength, a little consideration, understanding, patience advice would help, if asked, needed, offered, I know I was once there myself, boating 40+ years ago & still learning but now more so on how to deal w/people, which way much harder !

I think he does voice overs of his videos. Not sure though...

I didn't think about it until you said that. I can hear Ross now. "And now, we've got these nice people blocking the ramp....let's just...let's just look the other way and watch the pretty birds over there. Yeah, right...there." Hahaha. :)

First time watching i said bob ross too

Cap'n Ross to my friends.

They probably have the blower turned on, no need to open the hatch.

Thanks I’ve gotta get working. Been working on the store site

That’d be awesome. New vid out

Boat during the week, go to boat ramp on the weekends, sans boat, and watch the show.

I appreciate it. I’ll keep it up!

She never shuts up.

It's great. The boat is disabled and now THEY'RE blocking tge ramp.....

Nopeeee

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