👍 Great video guys. Thank God the vessel traffic 🙏 was light. Those swells are not for the faint of heart or the inexperienced. With swells like that I didn't see anyone with a life jacket on. By the way BOATSNAPS is an excellent channel out of Miami FL. Great content 👌 👏 👍 guys, well done, TMP from N.J.
That second wave heading at the Chaparral is like out here when the surfs up. Loved how he motored through the first few and throttled back on the next two. Nasty following sea when it came back in... Bet that cabin cruiser that went sideways brown stained his shorts for a few seconds.
Was ein toller Platz zur Beobachtung. Wie die Skipper unterschiedlich die Wellen nehmen, oder fast drüber fliegen. Allerdings die Besatzung (Wie die reagieren) ist auch sehenswert. Danke für das Video und Gruss
Great video. I used to surf big rollers to the inlet with my 21 foot Boston Whaler outrage from 25 miles offshore. . Would hit 40 MPH with the engine at idle. Keep up the good work with your channel.
@@gg9960 hey bro I have a similar boat 20 foot key West walk around. I'm looking for the wave height to period Ratio. Like 6 ft every ten seconds type thing. What is the max you would go out and what is comfortable? I'm new.
@@jacobgreen6939 6 ft at 10 seconds is serious stay at home weather.....wind and what type of inlet you run out of are most important factors......could be 8 foot rollers on a calm day that would be a death run on fire island inlet tjat i am based out of and the same day could be a rolling day of fishing if you head out of montauk......also a key west is not similar to a late 80's whaler.....the whalers are truly unsinkable and the most proven boats out there.......personal advice do not go in ocean in anything bigger than 2 to 4 and winds of 10 mph or less
@@gg9960 you better do your homework if you wanna be giving advice. Key West is unsinkable. Six ten is almost everyday here Hilo side Hawaii. I've been told I can go out two thirds of the time. Meaning twenty days of the month. It's not as bad as you say it is. You can cut key West in half too. The rest of the days are 8 ten, nine eleven ish. Thx for trying.
It was quite a day...funny thing is that as I was heading out, the inlet was pretty calm, then it looked like the intro to Hawaii 5-0! You didn't happen to catch a 20 foot Grady White around 415-430 did you? Keep up the great work!
@@ShoreBoats That would be great! I was out with my wife and when I saw the big rollers I said "OH S**T" ...that made her nervous...did a big turn outside the inlet and followed the wake of a bigger boat. Wasn't too bad...good confidence builder!
We were heading out one time, seen the rollers coming in, did the U turn. Then my uncle looked back and said screw it, came around again and hit it. The frequency was bad and we took one over the bow, swamped the boat, stalled the engine, alarms are sounding! My wife in the back seat bailing water with 2 solo cups...lmao Got the engine restarted, made it out and a hard right into calm water. Let the bilges clear out, made sure all was good and and headed back in after a bit. Its a different perspective when your actually in a boat heading out when that inlet is rough. It really does look like your heading into tidal waves...
Was that Saturday? I had my 14 foot aluminum boat going out there at first light the waves were just breaking on the south side of the inlet and when I came back in around 9 am it was smooth sailing
We bought our first sailboat from a dealer in that river. I hated going out and coming back in, you never knew that the tide and waves could be doing. And the rocks and riff raff on the side made for too many "don't get too close" moments. Eventually my Dad and his buds moved the boat to the Chesapeake. If I never see the Manasquan inlet again it would be too soon. Plus you know, just jersey in general.
I thought Haulover had huge swells. These waves were HUMONGOUS...!!! I'm shocked that one boat that rode the wave in didn't get a good whack in the rear from that wave behind it.
This looks like Saturday the 2nd. I went out of Great Egg in my 21' CC and regretted it halfway out but it was too dangerous to make the U turn. I ended up waiting till the afternoon tide change and came back in Townsends Inlet. I got lucky but learned my lesson.
Still amazed that people continue to fail at attaining any training on how to run an inlet. Surfing a pleasure boat in breaking seas can turn into a disaster in moments.
I mean the one @ ua-cam.com/video/1O_iwTDvDGo/v-deo.html was a bit unexpected...but i don;t understand why not just continue after that lol, he passed the worst of it it seemed.
@@ShoreBoats couldn’t tell ya what conditions but I’ve seen it like that. It’s a shorter narrower inlet plus the ocean Ave bridge…when that thing opens it’s a wild dash of boats coming from both sides. I’ve come in on a charter boat where the capt literally just sent it we weren’t stopping for anything surfed right in haha
@@MikeinNJ yeah I don’t get it, as soon as you get out, if you don’t have the crazy breakers, you’re clear to just use the bouys to get out. Take the path of the far North bouy. But yeah I get it, my draft is 1.9ft minimum so a deeper draft boat would have issues.
IMHO, The first boat, that almost had a breaking wave over its bow, made a slight tactical error. ‘Usually’, with an inlet with extending breakwaters, the waves break closer to the breakwater where it gets shallower. He would have been better off going for the middle depending on the wind, etc.
Barnegat used to look like that a lot. Now that the Army Corps. clean it out every few years its not as bad... And the sand bar is mostly gone. You can run straight over it once you know where the channel is. Even a big inboard. Yea those following breakers will tighten your nuts brother. I prefer to ride the backs of them in. Sometimes they dont cooperate... You need to constantly work the throttle to maintain position on the wave. Too much throttle and youll go over the front. Thats bad. A pitch pole could roll your vessle when the bow digs in and the steen is driven forward by the breaking wave.. fall too far back and the following wave actually sucks you in trying to swamp you from behind... it takes more than adiquate power and the right props...Some of those cabin boats are bay boats. Under powered and too much freeboard. They are scary in a rough inlet. In order to get to Manasquan from Barnegat you need to pass through the Point Pleasant Canal... another fun place to test your boating skills. I remember as kids of maybe 12 or 13 going through there in a 14 footer. Never felt so small in my life. The tide rushing through... and bridge pilings developing stationary 3 or 4 foot breakers... like holes in the water waiting to suck you in if you hesitated for a second. It makes you want a certain kind of very capable boat. Although I did take my 14 foot Grumman Jon boat with 9.9 out Barnegat one day... just to say I did...a calm day. I was more worried about the party boat wakes...
And to think that when I was 15 I would take my 13' Boston Whaler from McCarthy's Marina out the river and to the mile marker (by mysef). No wonder I gave my mom a heart attack.
Correction. Gina Lisa is Coast Guard Documented 85 ft.
Wow! The skipper on the chaparal. Did a great job. He knows what he's doing.
Great video!!! I don't mind the head seas, its those damn following seas that will ruin a weekend or your underwear!
2:30 coulda gone real bad real quick. Started going broad. Capsizing was a true possibility in those conditions.
Nothing like breakers in the inlet. Comparing this channel to the Florida guys, is like comparing a gold watch to a boot heel to the teeth. I love it.
👍 Great video guys. Thank God the vessel traffic 🙏 was light. Those swells are not for the faint of heart or the inexperienced. With swells like that I didn't see anyone with a life jacket on. By the way BOATSNAPS is an excellent channel out of Miami FL. Great content 👌 👏 👍 guys, well done, TMP from N.J.
Wavy Boats is the one to watch from Miami.
Good work another great video even the big boys were getting bounced around
Thanks Scott! Yup, some scary moments there
Great video's of the big breakers, Good Job.
That second wave heading at the Chaparral is like out here when the surfs up. Loved how he motored through the first few and throttled back on the next two. Nasty following sea when it came back in... Bet that cabin cruiser that went sideways brown stained his shorts for a few seconds.
U-Turn today ??? Very very good idea !!!
Pioneer III is probably my favorite boat!
Awesome content
Looks like ground swells.Great video.
Outbound current against incoming swells. Causes the waves to stand up and break suddenly.
Was ein toller Platz zur Beobachtung. Wie die Skipper unterschiedlich die Wellen nehmen, oder fast drüber fliegen. Allerdings die Besatzung (Wie die reagieren) ist auch sehenswert. Danke für das Video und Gruss
Wonder how pumping the surf was on the other side of those rocks?
Great video. I used to surf big rollers to the inlet with my 21 foot Boston Whaler outrage from 25 miles offshore. . Would hit 40 MPH with the engine at idle. Keep up the good work with your channel.
That’s crazy!! Thanks for always watching, Tom! I appreciate it
i still have my 20 outrage.though i dont run 70 off the beach in 6 to 8 with no radio like I did in my youth...lol
@@gg9960 hey bro I have a similar boat 20 foot key West walk around. I'm looking for the wave height to period Ratio. Like 6 ft every ten seconds type thing. What is the max you would go out and what is comfortable? I'm new.
@@jacobgreen6939 6 ft at 10 seconds is serious stay at home weather.....wind and what type of inlet you run out of are most important factors......could be 8 foot rollers on a calm day that would be a death run on fire island inlet tjat i am based out of and the same day could be a rolling day of fishing if you head out of montauk......also a key west is not similar to a late 80's whaler.....the whalers are truly unsinkable and the most proven boats out there.......personal advice do not go in ocean in anything bigger than 2 to 4 and winds of 10 mph or less
@@gg9960 you better do your homework if you wanna be giving advice. Key West is unsinkable. Six ten is almost everyday here Hilo side Hawaii. I've been told I can go out two thirds of the time. Meaning twenty days of the month. It's not as bad as you say it is. You can cut key West in half too. The rest of the days are 8 ten, nine eleven ish. Thx for trying.
Great action! That’s Manasquan Inlet, NJ?
Thanks! Yes, this was manasquan inlet in NJ
Cool 😎 Surfing Boats.
Take that, Haulover!
Crazy stuff! Those swells seem to come out of nowhere! And Purple Jet was smart to pull it back.
thats surprising. manasquan inlet is usually very calm, unless it low tide
It was quite a day...funny thing is that as I was heading out, the inlet was pretty calm, then it looked like the intro to Hawaii 5-0! You didn't happen to catch a 20 foot Grady White around 415-430 did you? Keep up the great work!
Haha! Yeah it was quite a shocker to a lot of boaters. I’m not sure, I’ll check my clips. I got a lot from this day
@@ShoreBoats That would be great! I was out with my wife and when I saw the big rollers I said "OH S**T" ...that made her nervous...did a big turn outside the inlet and followed the wake of a bigger boat. Wasn't too bad...good confidence builder!
We were heading out one time, seen the rollers coming in, did the U turn. Then my uncle looked back and said screw it, came around again and hit it. The frequency was bad and we took one over the bow, swamped the boat, stalled the engine, alarms are sounding! My wife in the back seat bailing water with 2 solo cups...lmao Got the engine restarted, made it out and a hard right into calm water. Let the bilges clear out, made sure all was good and and headed back in after a bit. Its a different perspective when your actually in a boat heading out when that inlet is rough. It really does look like your heading into tidal waves...
Crazy swells!
Yeah it was crazy this day!
Barnegat inlet before they put the new south jetty in was scary.experienced a few close calls even had windows smashed in my face
Was that Saturday? I had my 14 foot aluminum boat going out there at first light the waves were just breaking on the south side of the inlet and when I came back in around 9 am it was smooth sailing
We bought our first sailboat from a dealer in that river. I hated going out and coming back in, you never knew that the tide and waves could be doing. And the rocks and riff raff on the side made for too many "don't get too close" moments. Eventually my Dad and his buds moved the boat to the Chesapeake. If I never see the Manasquan inlet again it would be too soon. Plus you know, just jersey in general.
That's..... odd. Manasquan is probably the safest, easiest inlet on the eastern seaboard.
Lots of lucky boats 🚢
I thought Haulover had huge swells. These waves were HUMONGOUS...!!! I'm shocked that one boat that rode the wave in didn't get a good whack in the rear from that wave behind it.
Do you see any old Bertram 31s heading out and returning
Hi Jack,
yeah I did! message me on instagram
Skillful
Inlet is due for a dredging. Never used to cause a break like that.
Ive never seen waves like this in the inlet
The first mystery boat that was surfing it's way in looked like a sea ray sundancer
This looks like Saturday the 2nd. I went out of Great Egg in my 21' CC and regretted it halfway out but it was too dangerous to make the U turn. I ended up waiting till the afternoon tide change and came back in Townsends Inlet. I got lucky but learned my lesson.
Yes, it was the 2nd. Wow so it was crazy down there as well?
@@ShoreBoats yep. I think these swells were all up and down the coast.
@@tq6158 how big? I'm new with a twenty ft wa. I need to learn what I can go out in. How long of period?
U turns made right decision
Still amazed that people continue to fail at attaining any training on how to run an inlet. Surfing a pleasure boat in breaking seas can turn into a disaster in moments.
I mean the one @ ua-cam.com/video/1O_iwTDvDGo/v-deo.html was a bit unexpected...but i don;t understand why not just continue after that lol, he passed the worst of it it seemed.
Haven’t seen squan that big in a while wow! Shark river gets like that more than squan
Definitely rare for Manasquan! In what conditions does Shark River get like that?
@@ShoreBoats couldn’t tell ya what conditions but I’ve seen it like that. It’s a shorter narrower inlet plus the ocean Ave bridge…when that thing opens it’s a wild dash of boats coming from both sides. I’ve come in on a charter boat where the capt literally just sent it we weren’t stopping for anything surfed right in haha
@@MikeinNJ yeah Shark river was bad the one time i went with my 21 ft Trophy...now we go on Barnegat but it can also get this bad...and its shallow
@@ivanzivanovic4013 barnegat is treacherous on the south side. And the north side u have hidden jetty. Not for the faint of heart
@@MikeinNJ yeah I don’t get it, as soon as you get out, if you don’t have the crazy breakers, you’re clear to just use the bouys to get out. Take the path of the far North bouy. But yeah I get it, my draft is 1.9ft minimum so a deeper draft boat would have issues.
Holy moly! This place makes Haulover look tame!
Welcome to NJ and the North Atlantic…
This is six to eight foot waves - Haulover hasn't seen waves like this excerpt in a hurricane when no one's going in or out.
Are most of these people going fishing?
IMHO, The first boat, that almost had a breaking wave over its bow, made a slight tactical error. ‘Usually’, with an inlet with extending breakwaters, the waves break closer to the breakwater where it gets shallower. He would have been better off going for the middle depending on the wind, etc.
Breacher Special!!!
Surf the Cove!
number 1 sea ray?
The boat that was asked is a 37 Maxum
The first mystery boat may be a 32-35’ Monterey
I think it's a 37 maxum scr...not sure though
looks like an out of control Formula
The rich people got waves on the fancy boats. I hope they didn't get hurt. You should donate money to them.
Barnegat used to look like that a lot. Now that the Army Corps. clean it out every few years its not as bad... And the sand bar is mostly gone. You can run straight over it once you know where the channel is. Even a big inboard.
Yea those following breakers will tighten your nuts brother.
I prefer to ride the backs of them in. Sometimes they dont cooperate... You need to constantly work the throttle to maintain position on the wave. Too much throttle and youll go over the front. Thats bad. A pitch pole could roll your vessle when the bow digs in and the steen is driven forward by the breaking wave.. fall too far back and the following wave actually sucks you in trying to swamp you from behind... it takes more than adiquate power and the right props...Some of those cabin boats are bay boats. Under powered and too much freeboard. They are scary in a rough inlet.
In order to get to Manasquan from Barnegat you need to pass through the Point Pleasant Canal... another fun place to test your boating skills. I remember as kids of maybe 12 or 13 going through there in a 14 footer. Never felt so small in my life. The tide rushing through... and bridge pilings developing stationary 3 or 4 foot breakers... like holes in the water waiting to suck you in if you hesitated for a second.
It makes you want a certain kind of very capable boat.
Although I did take my 14 foot Grumman Jon boat with 9.9 out Barnegat one day... just to say I did...a calm day. I was more worried about the party boat wakes...
I had about 5 heart attacks watching these boats.
2:30 “2 Slow Joe”
Doesn’t anyone know to ride the back side of the wave?
Proving Once Again, you don't have to be at an inlet in South Florida to reach for the stars... 'Nuff said!!!...
Haha! Well said
@@ShoreBoats Thank you. Dwight, Good Seamaritan Rescue.
The people that live there are so provincial in their thinking. I doubt they ever leave the state.
The boats get to do some surfing.....
Mystery boat #2 is a 28’ Luhrs
Hi The mystery boat number two is a luhrs 30’. I was on the boat with my boyfriend and my son out of Lavallette #forereel
Invincible
And to think that when I was 15 I would take my 13' Boston Whaler from McCarthy's Marina out the river and to the mile marker (by mysef). No wonder I gave my mom a heart attack.
The boat's name is "The Surfer"
Mystery boat was a 31 Luhrs
Mystery boat is a tiara
Gnar gnar
Too shallow at low tide! Whenever a big swell is working, don’t go
That unnamed boat has no idea how to run an inlet he alnost lost it
That absolutely does not look like a fun boat ride.
That dude shat his thong for sure!
Not very smart
I didn’t see any of these boats get launched 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔