Cease and desist. I hold the patent 7,721,667. Thomas R Kaemmerling.

Cease and desist. I hold the patent 7,721,667. Thomas R Kaemmerling.

The “fuck you” you’ll hear right after the horn is my grandpa’s ghost.

Use the brakes!

I’ve never had a problem with someone in my slip. At my marina the dockmaster would tow the person’s boat out. We don’t put up with that shit.

Why don’t you show people how to do this with wind and a strong tide

Awesome! Thank you!

my boat grinds goin into reverse.. any tips

Rule of thumb, Never operate your vessel quicker than you are willing to hit the dock at. Perfect example here, speed is not always needed.

This is so much harder than it looks

Watched this video on my trip this month, first time I was ever able to pull into a single slip with a 24' pontoon. Thank you!

This didn’t fit in 1 short? There’s a part 2?

I’m pretty sure I’ll never be in a high enough tax bracket to have this problem.

So do I turn the boat?

Dude, you got this all wrong. You're supposed to go in there at half throttle? Your lines are supposed to still be in the locker. You're supposed.To head in so that he can't get out.

Definitely answered my question, thank you, I thought I had an issue

Love this channel, new sub! Hard to believe it doesn't have 1M viewers, goes to show how cocky boaters can be 😂😂 Keep up the good work! 😎👍

How can I dock against the wind? I keep drifting away.

I never understood pontoon boats, it’s like being trapped on a comfy living room set with no bathrooms

I was watching this as I parked and crashed.

Cool vid. Being nervous on the water sucks. Used to dread navigating the tight quarters of shark river with my jet boat. As you know they have poor low speed manueverability. Getting lateral thrusters and thrust vectors was the game changer for me. Now my confidence is high and I always look forward to being on the water.

I was doing this yesterday but the marina emplyee gave be bad advice causing me to hit another boat.

Thank you again for your great tutorials. I was having an issue with tucking the rear end in. Hope to get this dialed in soon.

Gas dock are awesome to see when you don't have them😂😂

Probably worthwhile to, you know, start your motor before shoving off? But what do I know? I've only been doing it for about 55 years or so.

Only if they had invented something for this. Oh, that’s right it’s the mandatory hook. Boats were not meant to do a 360 That’s why you have a hook. The hook is designed to slow your speed, help you dock, turn around or determine whether you have a leak. As well as I’m sure there’s many other things that can be done with.

Steer into the danger

Mind over matter. I don’t mind, nothing matters.

What trim is appropriate here? Higher or lower?

Wouldn’t jamming the brakes the momentum make the boat come off the trailer and float?

I have a 1985 - 20' Century Mustang II Bowrider and it's decieving. A lot of space. I'm interested in getting this model next year.

Rent those babies. Don't buy em.

I like it!

Bust out another thousand

If u can drift u can boat

Counts to 3 but says 4-6 😂

I had a lot more money before I started boating

Rule #1 No brakes.

Solid stuff!

Also inboards tend to reverse better to the right. So starting a 180 you’d want to cut it to the left and bump it into gear then quickly turn to the right and bump it in gear. It’ll turn on a dime!

I would be so worried about hitting someone’s engine

This doesn't look like fun to me at all. No wonder there are so many videos with angry people boating.😂😂😂

What Garmin System are you using?

If a single prop you have to know which side the stern kicks.

Man, I wish we had power steering! 😢 Thank you for your videos. Just in awe of how easy your boat is to steer!

This is why i love my jetski with its reverse gear. So good to go in deep to the fuel wharf then turn around and head out again

Thanks for the video. Long time boater but just bought a pontoon and leased a slip at a marina. Mine will be going in from the port side. I wanted a starboard entrance but they were all rented.

You guys rent boats for the day?

I thought backing into a tight truck stop parking spot at night was the hardest thing to be comfortable with. This boat things might just compare.

Drain plug. Even if it's a kayak.