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we call them creditcard captains...

Little chance of all four having an issue

@@michaelmaas5544 you still would always be fixing one of them

@@fullnelson3028 they’re more dependable than you think

@@michaelmaas5544 apparently you need all 4 running in a no wake zone.

Don't worry, if you can afford 4 of those jobs, you'll be paying someone else to take care of them!

There are 2 bridges on that canal. The Rt 88 bridge and the Lovelandtown Bridge. The Lovelandtown Bridge has piers that are in the water and do get hit often by these boats.

Free entertainment!

@@ShoreBoats 🤣

Shore Boats regularly shows canal videos.

Thanks as always, Thomas!

Thanks for watching, Ron!

​@Shore Boats you know this area. Is this a no wake zone like the Miami River. Cause I find this insanely dangerous allowing boat to create these manufactured wakes caused by speed. Common sense is if every boat did idle these dangers wouldn't be present. The moment 1 asshole hauls ass now every other person going through it has to do the same to avoid being sank

I thought no passing was allowed in that canal.

that's worldwide.most weekend boaters have no clue why there's a horn button on their boat.

@@MrChopsticktech Thanks for the comment. There are no wake signs, but NO no passing signs. No wake in the canal is a joke anyway. My boat required 3-5 kts on the rudders. If the tide was running 5kts that means I was going 10kts just to maintain some control. Those Bertrams have what they call high speed rudders (small). A Captain’s first obligation is to maintain control of his boat.

Thatsxwhat smart biaters do

Thats what I wondered too

Raging water :)

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funny story about that if you go read the history of the canal the original ones they put in started to erode almost immediately

Well, it's a dangerous, illegal, idiot move but mmmmmk

Yes they do niy Parker boats

Wrong

The whole canalis a "no wake zone". The problem is the swft tidal current requires more throttle to maintain headway.

Access to the ocean and Manasquan River………..

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I don’t blame them, I did too! Yay FLORIDA!!!

That’s why I payed 2 times as much to keep my boat at hoffmans in Brielle when they had a slip available so i didn’t have to deal with that nightmare

This “MASTER CAPTAIN” is questionable at best. The most important thing and one this captain didn’t say was put life jackets on the kids and the adults that you expect will go overboard to save any children that go overboard. If you are a captain you will be in the defense table in court and you will be asked why you didn’t do this and if you had, that child would still be here so captain don’t give us any “yes but” crap.

​@@johnturner2175It says 'for traversing the canal'. I'm not a boater, but l thought the life-jacket rules were mandatory for all bodies of water.

So I can only surmise that this is the first time you watched this particular channel. I point this out because 99.9% of weekend boaters on this channel don’t even put on life jackets, in fact when a boat does get into trouble you can witness the people looking for them they were never even told about the location of the jackets. I know to a lot of people I seem to be a hard ass and I don’t mean that. I’m 73 and when I was 12 is the first time in my life that I came very close to losing my life. I wasn’t on a boat I was swimming after a boat see I beached my boat and went to my friends house, by the time I got back my boat had drifted away from the beach. I thought I won’t have a problem swimming out to it. The one thing I didn’t consider was the wind see I felt know matter how hard I swam I couldn’t reach it. I would get so tired I had to float on my back before I could start again, I looked around for help but there wasn’t any. By the time I got to the boat it was 1/2 3/4 of a mile from shore. When I did catch it all I could do was huge the outboard motor for what seemed like an hour. If you go on a boat with kids they are dependent on you so don’t wait to get into trouble anticipate it and enjoy the water but you better respect it.@@MrChopsticktech

Pretty good advice, but you forgot life jackets for all, and mandatory for kids.

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Should be posted as " no more wake zone " it's always choppy there

@@walterdavis4808 I think the closest thing to reality is that it's a minimum speed zone.

@@ATStone probably ,. As a kid going fishing with my grandfather it was expected to almost get swamped . In the canal. He had a little aquasport that barely got off an idle on a good day .

@@ATStone are you near point pleasant ? I keep a boat in toms river . Spent summers in bay head

@@walterdavis4808 No, in Milwaukee on Lake Michigan.

Wrong new peers best pkace

It’s New Jersey! 🎉

HCB maybe?

The canal was much worse back in the 70's.

it makes for some great video!!

I like to boat but that place is a bit to wild for me..

I see your point!🤣

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It's called the TITANIC syndrome.

They don’t think at all. ❤

They don't enforce the no wake rule. The police and coast guard know you can't go that slow. You just can't go flying thru faster than everyone else. That they will ticket

Agreed. Thats some confused water.. and boaters…..

THE PROBLEM IS THERE A BUNCH OF DISRESPECTFUL DUMB ASS PEOPLE THAT DONT KNOW HOW TO OPERATE A BOAT. AND DEFINITELY DONT KNOW WHAT RESPECT IS.

You can absolutely maintain control or steering just by forward motion and without those ridiculous wakes as proven by what little power is required in docking a boat. Outboards and IOs have absolutely no excuse because their propeller thrust is steerable and I’ve even taken single screw inboards that actually have a rudder through with strong tidal currents with little wake as long as making way against the currant. Outgoing is even better because it’s a free ride that you can just run faster than the currant to maintain control and still not make a wake.

Humans have put pleasure ahead of our planet and now it's too late to tip the scales back. It seems that what is left to their children matters not as well. No surprise, and eventually, it WILL effect the wealthy.

That's what msster chef say

People who fly political flags (either side) generally have zero personality. Their politics become their identity. Its weird and sad.

The Benny’s still ruin the state…..

@@rileypup5959 only in NJ are those people called Benny’s. I now live in Florida and started calling the visitors Benny’s but a couple of friends told me that phrase is only a NJ phrase. Do you remember? I think it was in Bayhead on route 35 people used to keep a sign out on the curb that said Benny’s go home? I loved that. 😂 😂

It's a two mile stretch of water, hardly an indicator of how many Trump fans in NJ.

@@MrChopsticktech that may be a two mile stretch however I know that he is supported by the residents of Howell, Freehold and south Jersey. The Dems are running scared.