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Lake tahoe isnt in fl my guy

Its a lock they move either a bunch of small boats or one big one up and down in elevation like how boats get from the great lakes out to the ocean you did listen in school alot huh

Me too man

Y’all don’t think that was at least a little bit of a pucker factor?. I would be pissed off, idk about scared. Lock operator probably got wrote up or worse.

Are these boats really that fragile? Seems they could handle a few bumps but I guess not...

@@squidvis Yes, this was a bassmaster tournament. All high dollar professional boats that are made of fiberglass which cracks very easily on logs in water, rocks or in this case other boats and concrete walls.

​@somekid127 any decent boat worth it's weight is definitely not cracking from these little bumps

@@TatsByTaco And a keyed car will still drive yet the owner will want that fixed.....do you get it yet? It's a fuckin' joke, but it's sure exposing a lack of wisdom.

@deadeyeduncan5022 if that's all it took to get you riled up, I'm sorry for everyone in your life.

That wasn't even with their trolling, they just straight up drove into the wall with their OB with all 200 horses lmao

No ine used their motor at all do you know what loch is they flooded it too fast creating curents jamming the boats up ​@@TatsByTaco

No just flooded the loch too fast and smashed the boats together not a single operator there was at fault

Sorry, was just thinking all the damage. My Ranger 362 got beat up in a slip once. My fault though.

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really? they don't have sluice gates? i've never heard of a lock that works this way. how do they crack it open when the lock is empty and there's a few thousand tons of water holding the gate shut?

@@JTV84 they don't. There is a dam where water is flowing to the side of it. So the gates are only regulating the water inside the lock itself. It cracks open then stops a little bit then completely opens after it equalizes a bit.

@@MrTaylorfenoglio never seen a lock that works this way. the main gate is designed so that any difference in pressure holds it shut. the top gate will not open when the lock is empty, the bottom gate will not open when the lock is full.

@@JTV84 go to Mississippi River go to the Illinois River go to Lake michgan on the Chicago river.. almost all locks open a bit allows water.to flow then the less the difference the more they open.. but first rule in any lock i been in is must have life jacket all boats must be on wall and holding on to a rope or the slippery ladders... next all motors off.. no one is allowed to be in middle.. but I would think the lock master knew of tourny and thise guys said oh yeah no problem let's get 10 15 boats in there we be fine.. cause its about 1 hr turn around.. so this is the outcome typical

@@stevenjones618 i live in england but i'll take your word for it. every lock i've been through has sluice gates which i think are built into the sides of the lock, under the water. everything else is the same. you still don't get too close to the front because of the strong currents.

I say give him a raise.

Draining im guesing as tge boats seem to suck out if you look at the guys holding ropes on the sides they are going forward

you're joking

why exactly?

Bass tournament buddy

When you lock through you’re going to a lake system that is higher or lower than the lake you’re coming from. They are going up looks like so the water fills the lock raising the boats up so they can go up” to the next lake. It’s like a water elevator

But the locke should fill to that higher water level before it opens should it not?

@@roberttodd3215 that’s what it does on the Arkansas River.

On certain bodies of water, usually river systems they have locks. They locks let water from one part feed into the other body of water. The locks open and close on a daily schedule due to water levels and barge traffic. These guys were waiting for this particular lock to open.

@@Unwrenched oh okay. Thanks man.

Plus in Florida we call it the rodeo lol like I would bull before a cowboy ride..

You don't know what a lock is? It is so you can navigate from one body of water to a different body of water at a different elevation.

@@christopherwood2290 i do salt water fishing. Not familiar what goes on in fresh water fishing.