The Best FAILS On The Point Pleasant Canal 2022: High-Speed Boating at Its Finest

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Well, we're not at the end of 2022! We're looking back at some of our favorite moments from the 2022 season! As this was our first season, it was a summer of learning. It takes a tremendous amount of behind the scene effort to be in the right place at the right time.
We hope you have enjoyed these videos. If you are in the Point Pleasant area next summer, be sure to look out for us!
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00:00 - Welcome back!
00:10 - Pontoon Boat Stuffing
01:02 - Raging Kid
01:54 - What Happens When You Speed
02:14 - Deck Boat Flys
02:43 - Save The Phone!
03:22 - Happy Wife, Happy Life
03:45 - Don't Look At The Camera!
04:02 - NEVER DO THIS!
04:23 - No Comment
04:58 - SPEEDERS!
05:14 - STUFFED
05:40 - WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?
06:40 - Deck Boat Stuffing
07:14 - Coast Guard Responds
07:31 - Size Doesn't Mater
07:48 - Guy and His Gal
08:14 - This Looks fun?
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 63

@CoastalBoating Рік тому

Where is everyone watching from?

@cathiemiller8027 Рік тому

Delray Beach😎

@BoatZone Рік тому

Hi from Miami, we are trying to reach you! About a Business opportunity

@michellelewis1342 Рік тому

point pleasant

@hannahcampbell4304 Рік тому

@keithscudder7136 Рік тому

Home.....

@donbevrader7962 9 місяців тому

No life jackets on the kids !!!! Why, Why, Why !

@tobyrose6906 3 дні тому

Waiting for a accident. Then. Well. We didn't think !!!

@locochoco5959 9 місяців тому

I just love idiots on boats, my new favorite thing on youtube.

@rollinontwojohnny3586 11 місяців тому

If that woman fell off that swim platform, she would be Chop Susie! I have never seen anyone do that before!

@fourfortyroadrunner6701 2 дні тому

Yup. Pontoon. Let's put EVERYbody and EVERYthing in the bow, then TRIM THE OUTBOARD all the way IN!!

@tgofnj1 29 днів тому

When I was a kid growing up in Point. I use to go through the canal with a little 10 foot Glasspar with a 10 horse Johnson on the back. That was fun..... We are talking late 60's early 70's.

@NanasCookery Рік тому

Wow, watching this video is like being on a rollercoaster ride, but with way more water splashing in your face! I feel like I need a lifejacket just to watch it. If I ever need a quick adrenaline rush, I know where to go now - straight to Point Pleasant Canal!

@CoastalBoating Рік тому

Thanks for the comment! Glad to hear the video gave you a wild ride. If you ever decide to visit Point Pleasant Canal, don't forget your lifejacket - or just bring a water-resistant phone!

@MrHand-ih4sz Рік тому

Its hard to imagine that there are inconsiderate boaters in NJ

@DrJ-hx7wv Рік тому

As a native, I have to give you a 😂😂😂😂

@rccrazy30 Рік тому

Wild!

@Stllno 4 місяці тому

Luv those pontoon boats that morph into a spa, lol

@suntanbeach6504 8 місяців тому

I notice there isn't a single no wake sign all along that strip. I would also hate to live along it during summer.

@brandonmclachlan5914 11 місяців тому

My parents house is right above that gnarly spot in canal on cul de sac. It gets that way on outgoing tide because of a hole created when the old bridge was there. Majority of the canal is 15-20 feet but it drops to almost 50 instantly right there creating the standing wave. Many boats have trouble there and my dad seen many boats sink when the old wooden bridge was in place.

@CoastalBoating 11 місяців тому

Hey, thanks for the info about the canal's depth. That's quite a story about the old bridge and the boats.

@CoastalBoating 11 місяців тому

oh if you get a minute can you shoot me a DM on instagram/facebook or email info@coastalboating.us have a quick question? Thanks

@michaeltrovato1085 Рік тому

What's up dude nice content, I use to use the canal back in the late 70's early 80; s and it traitorous back then, I don't know if you're are aware but the Army corps of engineers back in the 60's placed huge boulders around the bridge, they thought it would calm the turbulence, but it did the complete opposite. as you can see. Alot of people have gotten hurt over years. good job

@CoastalBoating Рік тому

Thanks for watching! I've certainly heard that too bad there wasn't any cameras around back then.

@pablovelazquez5666 7 місяців тому

Something as simple as putting the kids in the back would have helped so much

@manhattansewerdrain638 Рік тому

NYC

@jcmarineservicesofswfl5606 Рік тому

Can't believe the state police which has quadrupled in size and I'm sure the budget many more times then quadrupled don't do a damn thing. I'm not for over enforcing but when a 40 foot boat goes.through on plane?! C'mon y'all should be asking what your tax money is doing. Weak

@tiger215dawn Рік тому

2:18 Old Hurricane Boat Flys

@brianhahn2424 Рік тому

Point pleasant boro

@paulhall7 11 місяців тому

Is there a license requirement to operate a boat there? Is there a rule about how close jet skis can get to motorboats?

@CoastalBoating 11 місяців тому

Just the normal general boating license nothing specific to the Canal. There are rules about jet skis getting too close to motorboats. Jet skis also aren’t allowed in the canal.

@paulhall7 10 місяців тому

Any specific USCG testing or training or is that just if you are going to be a boat captain and charge for your services? Does the Coast Guard requirements only apply to operating in off coast boating? Thanks for enlightening an inquiring mind.

@potatolew4495 11 місяців тому

I make my living running commercial vessels and reside in NJ. I travel all over the eastern seaboard and must say the most inexperienced and blatantly stupid pleasure "boaters" are littered all over the inland waterways of NJ.

@suntanbeach6504 8 місяців тому

Miami is right up there with them!

@roadie3124 9 місяців тому

How is it possible that so many people seem to have no concept that water can be dangerous? They seem to be surprised when they cram their unsuitable boats into a steep wave and the people sitting in the bow area get wet. Have they no survival instincts? I think that I knew better than this when I was nine years old.

@BlackMac525 Рік тому

Its illegal to ride on the swim platform? What about all the new boats without a transom

@CoastalBoating Рік тому

Thats a good question! Here is what the New Jersey Law has to say. *13:82-1.13 Riders (a)* The operator of a vessel shall not allow any person to ride in any position that would endanger life or limb nor allow passengers or cargo in excess of the maximum capacity stated on the manufacturer’s or U.S. Coast Guard capacity label. 1. This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, any position where the person may be in danger of falling overboard. 2. This prohibition excludes all positions which may be necessary for the operation or safety of the vessel.

@BlackMac525 Рік тому

It reads to me then that captains that allow passengers to be tossed around in the bowriders could be charged interesting. I find no such wording in canadian marine law so far cheers

@CoastalBoating Рік тому

The Captain is always responsible for the saftey of his/her passengers. Bow-riders fall into a interesting area. Its perfectly legal to ride in the bow of a bow-rider although not really smart in rough water. If an accident were to happen due to the captain's actions he could be charged.

@2010CaptainDave Рік тому

The other issue with the swim platform is carbon monoxide poisoning

@BlackMac525 Рік тому

Then that would be an issue with other open transom boats? But it doesnt seam to happen. Probably because the under water exhaust prevents it

@realulli Рік тому

Even I could understand what the kid at the beginning was yelling: "SLOW DOWN!". He had a point, the bigger boat in front was creating a wake that endangers smaller boats going the other way.

@CoastalBoating Рік тому

Check out this video. We show some examples of why that boat was doing what he was doing 🚨 INSANE! Speed Demons on the Canal! Reckless Boaters Gone Wild in Point ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pmB5ZY2ffpqQ1HU.html

@aaronwalker8847 Рік тому

Yeah, but if smaller boats go too slow in that, it can cause them to dip their nose. That is why the skipper ignored the inexperienced young mans command to "SLOW DOWN!". Cuz the skipper knows if he goes too slow, he is gonna scoop a boatfull of water.

@soulsreaper7145 Рік тому

its 2023 how does he have a phone that isnt water proof to a certain degree???? hes on a boat that probaly costs 100k but dosent have a newer iphone lol

@perkyraid9089 11 місяців тому

Just bc u have a 100k boat doesnt mean u have to have the latest phone or anything else. Ones wealth does not determine how one uses it… hell u see broke people with the latest everything and theyre still broke…

@drew65sep 9 днів тому

I'm a retired truck driver and it's a common saying that "there's always one in the bunch" (meaning that every day, there's at least one other driver out there that will inevitably do something stupid to cause, or almost cause, a wreck or some other accident). I've also got fifty plus years of hunting, fishing, and operating a boat. In the "water" arena, the "there's always one" statement is wholly underestimating things. Just pick one video of this ilk, and you can spot violation after violation in em...and, that's just by having a very limited knowledge of boating and maritime laws and regulations. C'mon people, please keep the pontoons (and all other small watercraft) in the flat-water areas of rivers, streams, and lakes. It's beyond common sense and negligent to pilot one out in the inlets, bays, and inter-coastal waters that get tidal surges, much less out on the big water. Use your brains a little bit before you're the cause of a friend, family member, or loved one's injuries and/or drowning. Also, people should take five minutes to read up on how to properly use their power trim/jackplate for adjusting the pitch and angle of their motors and out-drives. If Hooked on Phonics didn't work for ya, there's always vids on this platform. I know that I'm probably gonna get roasted by the "basement-trolls," but I care not. I have no ego to bruise. Apologies for all the ratchet-jawing if anybody made it this far.