Bought a brand new 2858-1994 had it all through the great Lakes and it could take it. We loved that boat so, much three years ago we bought a 3388 1996. The first week we had it we were in a bad storm on Lake Erie, four footers for sure she handled her own🛥️ great boats!
Well, my brother just purchased a 3288 from an estate and got a really good price. It's in beautiful shape. Like new! Could've paid $10,000 more and that still would've been a steal. Hope we see you out there, on Erie, some time!
Considering a 3288 myself. I live on the leeward side of Vancouver island and I think be ideal for this semi sheltered area. Thanks for the content btw it gives me a gauge as to the limit of this hull shape
Well, that was a decent swell going. Some big rollers were in there, for sure, but I'd say average was 4-6. When I was up on Lake Erie once, we had a lot more waves, shorter waves, that were about 5 to 6. A lot choppier. That looked like fun. My brother is looking into a 3288 with 351 Ford motors.
@M M it's not like some other large lakes and oceans. It's really shallow, so it gets really choppy. Waves going in every direction, not in one long swell. So the rules of going up sea, down sea, side sea, cross sea, often don't apply. I used to live on a system of inland lakes, smaller lakes. One's that a good swimmer could probably cross. In the system, there was one really small, shallow, lake. I'd ride by it every day on the school bus. Even though the waves were probably no more than a foot or so, it looked like a washing machine stuck on agitation cycle. Just choppy water, every which way. Same with Erie. It's a different kind of rough. Guys in 40 plus foot Sea Ray's have been scared to death on there.
@@mkp3824 Erie is no joke especially during a storm. My parents decided to take our 38' Scarab out to Kelly's Island one year. Made it about 20 minutes out before storm started to come through. Was 3 hours of 6-8 foot waves so choppy the boat would just drop straight down or would dive into the next wave.
What's up with that ? I just figure it is "click bait". It is hard to measure with a video, but I know 10 feet. We call those swells some were mixed and uncomfortable. I would not take that Bayliner in 10 foot waves ...
@My Boat and My life You ain't lyin'. I'm from the Puget Sound and my Dad had a 1985 Bestway/La Belle 44' trawler. Just a classy old school boat. The main issue with it is that it was such a tall boat with the canvas covering the bridge at the top, yet only displaced about 3 feet deep into the water. Great for shallow water maneuvering! Coming through the Straights of Juan de Fuca with the winds whipping up? Good time to make peace with your higher power lol. I was always a chicken on the water though, even in significantly less perilous situations. My Dad though? Salt water dog. Never flinched. 20 years Navy, 15 Merchant Marine, was more at home on the sea than he ever was on land. You appear to be cut from the same cloth! Fearless!
on the port side of the boat at the back sits the anchor of a metal davit. in the middle at the back of the transom I have a walkway, made of metal and teak. When I back into some ports, we go on it.
Fredrik Kidmastern satt kvar där bakom när jag kom fram.Det är svårt att se på filmen, men det fans inte en suck att vända på huvet och kolla efter den, än mindre göra något åt det om det hade behövts. Vissa vågor vill man inte ta från sidan så man spanar hela tiden på vågorna, samtidigt som man ska hålla rätt kurs. Vågorna kom inte helt från sidan, utan lite svett framifrån, hade dom kommit från sidan så var min plan att gå den längre vägen genom Dragetskanal. Första delen är Mysingen från Nåttarö mot Öja (Landsort) jag går in norr om Öja, det är där det är lugnt en stund. Sen vidare söder om Askö, det är andra delen där det guppar rätt bra.
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After operating & videoing this same model boat in 5 foot waves last week, can confidently say there are 10 footers there. Cameras with wide angles do not capture the scale. It looks much tamer than it really is. 100%
Fy fan! Förr när jag seglade var det bara roligt med stora vågor men nu med en hög och lättrullad motorbåt så gillar jag det inte alls längre. Jag hoppar ner till nedre förarplatsen långt innan det blir så gungigt.
It came with surprisingly good. I would not have been able to retrieve it if I had lost it. It has bigger problems in shorter waves. This was just long ups and downs.
I have no idea. There are really no problems with high waves, it is only when combined with short wavelengths and waves that break that it can become dangerous.
Varför körde du inte på nedre styrplatsen och framför allt vart är din flytväst? saker kan hända sååå fort på sjön och du måste kunna finnas där för barnen om nått händee
Jag mins inte varför jag valde att köra utefrån. Det var varmt nåde i luften och vattnet, samt att det är lättare att se och parera mot vågor. Flytvästen ligger vid mina fötter, lite till höger. Brukar sällan ha den mer än just vid sånna här tillfällen. Mins inte varför jag inte har den eller regnjackan.
My Boat and My life Okej man blir lite lurad och får känslan att det ser kallt ut :-). tänkte om det va för att nedre platsen va ur funktion eller nått sånt. Är själv dålig med flytvästen men tänkte på vädret
Shane Richard Remember these waves are not just high, But also long. and this boat is not that big, so The Boat dont react The same way that a bigger boat does🤓
I see rough oceans almost once a week. Flat calm ocean 2 or3 days a year. 15 to 20 wins almost daily. 23 ft 8 ft wide little dead rise 5 ft breaking wind waves double up with 4 ft swells.50 miles out tuna fishing. Nothing but waves breaking over the top of boat landing in rear deck. Halibut fishing gree water filling a non self bailing deck. Timming a bar and seeing plunging 12 to fifteen Hawaii five o was and not always getting the time just correct. Over top of wave just before it takes you clean over and kissing the stern. Or just making it over with 12 ft of nothing but air and the bone hating hit from the free fall. Oregon coast garibaldi it no joke. Do it again and again knowing this might be you last.
There will be less jerk in the boat, as the line springs more if it is long. Another reason is that it is not as sensitive to speed adjustments, if it is close to the big boat I have to adjust the length according to the speed I drive
Vi viste att det skulle blåsa upp, så planen var att gå tidigt, men så blev det inte. Så jag kände på det lite över Mysingen och kom fram till att jag vågade gå runt förbi Öja. Men ångrade det nästan. Jag var helt genomblöt och kunde inte lämna ratten ens sekund för att springa ned. Det låg grejor överallt i båten när vi kom fram...
@@MyBoatandMylife Usch, ja, jag vet hur det kan bli efter gång i hård sjö. Var orolig för Jerry, har du självläns på den? Såg inta att du hade kapellet på... Ser att du passerar ut i lilla hålet väster om Öja. Var ligger ni med båten som hemmahamn?
Den tar vatten över sig men du kör sakta du har jolla bakom knop???själv kör en gammal finmar 9 m såna vågor framändan under vattnet sidu vind kan ej köra där uppe faller bort ja men de e bra ingen annan i vägen man for köra bara.bra film hälsningar Finland
Jag mins att jag tänkte köra 6-7 knop, då hon drar minst bränsle i den farten. Men fick hålla 8-10 knop för att komma förbi utan att slå hårt i vågorna. Det är inte roligt när vågorna är korta, de blir så branta då.
@@MyBoatandMylife well it’s bad for the trunk of the tree. Just you yourself obviously can’t hurt the tree but if all boaters tie up to trees then we’d have a big problem.
@@MyBoatandMylife I will watch more of your videos if you go ahead and edit your video and mention not to tie up to trees. Do the right thing buddy. Nature-responsible UA-camrs earn more money and popularity.
In Sweden, we have no tides or waves. All Swedes tie in the trees. I have not seen a single tree with damage in my 40 years in the archipelago. Then the rock wedges do more damage.
Bought a brand new 2858-1994 had it all through the great Lakes and it could take it. We loved that boat so, much three years ago we bought a 3388 1996. The first week we had it we were in a bad storm on Lake Erie, four footers for sure she handled her own🛥️ great boats!
Well, my brother just purchased a 3288 from an estate and got a really good price. It's in beautiful shape. Like new! Could've paid $10,000 more and that still would've been a steal. Hope we see you out there, on Erie, some time!
Don’t ever tell her it’s 10 when it’s really 5……..
Considering a 3288 myself. I live on the leeward side of Vancouver island and I think be ideal for this semi sheltered area. Thanks for the content btw it gives me a gauge as to the limit of this hull shape
Mike Hotchkiss Thanks for watching and coment.
My family had a 3288 on Vancouver island and it was a great boat around these parts.
buy it
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Well, that was a decent swell going. Some big rollers were in there, for sure, but I'd say average was 4-6. When I was up on Lake Erie once, we had a lot more waves, shorter waves, that were about 5 to 6. A lot choppier. That looked like fun. My brother is looking into a 3288 with 351 Ford motors.
@M M it's not like some other large lakes and oceans. It's really shallow, so it gets really choppy. Waves going in every direction, not in one long swell. So the rules of going up sea, down sea, side sea, cross sea, often don't apply. I used to live on a system of inland lakes, smaller lakes. One's that a good swimmer could probably cross. In the system, there was one really small, shallow, lake. I'd ride by it every day on the school bus. Even though the waves were probably no more than a foot or so, it looked like a washing machine stuck on agitation cycle. Just choppy water, every which way. Same with Erie. It's a different kind of rough. Guys in 40 plus foot Sea Ray's have been scared to death on there.
@@mkp3824 Erie is no joke especially during a storm. My parents decided to take our 38' Scarab out to Kelly's Island one year. Made it about 20 minutes out before storm started to come through. Was 3 hours of 6-8 foot waves so choppy the boat would just drop straight down or would dive into the next wave.
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If thats 10 feet, my garden is 600 miles long.
What's up with that ? I just figure it is "click bait". It is hard to measure with a video, but I know 10 feet. We call those swells some were mixed and uncomfortable. I would not take that Bayliner in 10 foot waves ...
Guy, the boats 2 stories tall and he was getting splashed.
Thanks for this video great for prospective buyers of a very popular bayliner model
Daniel Plainview don’t get a bayliner they are not meant for seas
how a boat takes sea depends on the design of the hull, not the make.
My Boat and My life true
@Just Typicallzz
Why was the hull bad?
No, nothing is wrong whid the hull
You beat the hell out of your tender dragging it thru that! Poor boatsmanship!
The small boat is reinforced in the attachment for the line and is on 30m of tow line to reduce harmful jerks. 30 meters = 100 feet)
11:35 is when I would have started to be seriously concerned... super intense. Boaters are a different breed, guts like no other.
it is not fun when the waves are short and high and come from the side.
@My Boat and My life You ain't lyin'. I'm from the Puget Sound and my Dad had a 1985 Bestway/La Belle 44' trawler. Just a classy old school boat. The main issue with it is that it was such a tall boat with the canvas covering the bridge at the top, yet only displaced about 3 feet deep into the water.
Great for shallow water maneuvering! Coming through the Straights of Juan de Fuca with the winds whipping up? Good time to make peace with your higher power lol.
I was always a chicken on the water though, even in significantly less perilous situations. My Dad though? Salt water dog. Never flinched. 20 years Navy, 15 Merchant Marine, was more at home on the sea than he ever was on land. You appear to be cut from the same cloth!
Fearless!
great video ...you should have way more views
thanks ! I also think so 😄
Well that's most likely because it's a Swedish YT account. YT don't priorities Sweden like e.i the States.
Can you tell the mini boats link
It's for sale
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What do you call the metal plank protruding from the aft? What it is used for?
on the port side of the boat at the back sits the anchor of a metal davit. in the middle at the back of the transom I have a walkway, made of metal and teak.
When I back into some ports, we go on it.
Passarell..can be used as a bridge or sometimes as a crane to lift a dinghy if it’s mounted correctly
Rullade på ordentligt, hur gick det med kidmastern?
Fredrik Kidmastern satt kvar där bakom när jag kom fram.Det är svårt att se på filmen, men det fans inte en suck att vända på huvet och kolla efter den, än mindre göra något åt det om det hade behövts.
Vissa vågor vill man inte ta från sidan så man spanar hela tiden på vågorna, samtidigt som man ska hålla rätt kurs.
Vågorna kom inte helt från sidan, utan lite svett framifrån, hade dom kommit från sidan så var min plan att gå den längre vägen genom Dragetskanal.
Första delen är Mysingen från Nåttarö mot Öja (Landsort) jag går in norr om Öja, det är där det är lugnt en stund. Sen vidare söder om Askö, det är andra delen där det guppar rätt bra.
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After operating & videoing this same model boat in 5 foot waves last week, can confidently say there are 10 footers there. Cameras with wide angles do not capture the scale. It looks much tamer than it really is. 100%
5 feet. Did you break as many things as I did? I hadn't put everything away properly...
Fy fan! Förr när jag seglade var det bara roligt med stora vågor men nu med en hög och lättrullad motorbåt så gillar jag det inte alls längre. Jag hoppar ner till nedre förarplatsen långt innan det blir så gungigt.
Where are the 10ft waves lol. Barely 3-4
How did the little boat that you were towing do through waves like that?
It came with surprisingly good. I would not have been able to retrieve it if I had lost it. It has bigger problems in shorter waves. This was just long ups and downs.
@@MyBoatandMylife Happy to hear it it did okay. Nice little boat.
Stay healthy, happy, and safe.
I have a very long line to reduce jerks.
vart är dedär någonstans i början av klippet?
Vi startar på Nåttarö, östermaren
Är det Nåttarö du lämnar i början av filmen?
Ja, det är det. Inget fel på dina ögon😉
@@MyBoatandMylife Har inte tänkt på att man kan ligga på vänstra sidan av stranden. Det måste vi prova. Vi har alltid legat vid bryggan...
Du har ätet bra kvällssol där !
Flytväst hade varit ganska bra att ha om båten kapsejsa.
I have a bayliner trophy 2302 what’s the biggest wave you think she can handle??
I have no idea. There are really no problems with high waves, it is only when combined with short wavelengths and waves that break that it can become dangerous.
@@MyBoatandMylife thanks
Varför körde du inte på nedre styrplatsen och framför allt vart är din flytväst? saker kan hända sååå fort på sjön och du måste kunna finnas där för barnen om nått händee
Jag mins inte varför jag valde att köra utefrån. Det var varmt nåde i luften och vattnet, samt att det är lättare att se och parera mot vågor.
Flytvästen ligger vid mina fötter, lite till höger. Brukar sällan ha den mer än just vid sånna här tillfällen. Mins inte varför jag inte har den eller regnjackan.
My Boat and My life Okej man blir lite lurad och får känslan att det ser kallt ut :-). tänkte om det va för att nedre platsen va ur funktion eller nått sånt.
Är själv dålig med flytvästen men tänkte på vädret
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Is the bow beach ladder thing stock or after market?
it is an aftermarket ladder to a swimplatform
www.watski.se/kassettstege-for-badplattformar-11PIQ?artnr=109124&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIo6X__ffW5AIVh9OyCh1yJwKMEAQYCSABEgI23fD_BwE
Great video
Johan B Thanks !
how does this boat handle in shorter waves?
No boat like short waves. The waves in this film is to short to comfort
@@MyBoatandMylife I live in Alaska. Looking at getting a Bayliner 32xx. Any suggestions before making a purchase?
On old boats, the condition can vary enormously depending on who owned the boat. so it is difficult to give advice.
@@chef_boyrjake975 the name Bayliner should cry out to you. Good boat for a bay not Alaska ...
Voor de 2 de keer bekeken maar het blijft mooi om e zien 👍
What is the electronic button on your neck for?
it is the remote control of the aft windlass
@@MyBoatandMylife wow you are well set up! Great job
thanks for watching. In the next epesode on Thursday, I will do a repair on the windlass.
I yast remember i ghot this clip on the windlass
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It is the wireless auto scuttle button ... it is a bayliner afterall
Surprised that the inboard shafts allowed for beaching.
This boat goes 75 centimeters deep. But here it gets pretty fast deep, sailboats come in here.
we have no tide here.
Far from 10 ft waves just because water hits you on the fly bridge doesn’t make it big seas
I dont think u have been on the sea before. You cant see how big they are thru a camera.
Shane Richard Remember these waves are not just high, But also long. and this boat is not that big, so The Boat dont react The same way that a bigger boat does🤓
Far from 10 ft seas. 3-4
Yea I've been in 8 to 9s and that ain't no 10 or you will only see sky then water.
Try filming it, you will notice that it does not look the same on film.
I love it.
Thanks for watching
Why do you pull the little boat behind you.
It is too heavy to lift. The newer videos are more well done, check them out.
That child should not be going up and down the fly bridge ladder in high seas that’s unacceptable
The children stayed down there when big waves started coming. I was up only because I couldn't get down into the big waves.
God help you on the west coast of Ireland,
Everything's good when their is no wind.
trevlig video äger själv en 2651 hoppas på fler videos i sommar hälsningar Kjell
Tack för att du tittar! Tanken är att spela in fler filmer. Måste bara investera i lite fler hårddiskar att spara.allt på.
Why are you looking at map paper? Use real time GPS
I only have one iPad as a plotter, if it breaks I have to know exactly where I am. there are many grounds to navigate around here.
Guessing your not a boat person 😜
ten foot? not hardly. lake erie boater here. a ten foot wave would tower over your boat. then land in it.. your in 3-4 footers
Skål!
😁 Take a look at one of my newer videos
I see rough oceans almost once a week. Flat calm ocean 2 or3 days a year. 15 to 20 wins almost daily. 23 ft 8 ft wide little dead rise 5 ft breaking wind waves double up with 4 ft swells.50 miles out tuna fishing. Nothing but waves breaking over the top of boat landing in rear deck. Halibut fishing gree water filling a non self bailing deck. Timming a bar and seeing plunging 12 to fifteen Hawaii five o was and not always getting the time just correct. Over top of wave just before it takes you clean over and kissing the stern. Or just making it over with 12 ft of nothing but air and the bone hating hit from the free fall. Oregon coast garibaldi it no joke. Do it again and again knowing this might be you last.
why is the small boat youre towing on such a long length of line ?? wouldnt it be better in youre wake ,say 25-30ft away not 100 !
There will be less jerk in the boat, as the line springs more if it is long. Another reason is that it is not as sensitive to speed adjustments, if it is close to the big boat I have to adjust the length according to the speed I drive
The small boat is 80 feet behind the big one
It’s dead calm those are just rollers with 1’ chop on them.
We've been out last year at 40kts wind ua-cam.com/video/ito7t2t_iAE/v-deo.html Also a wet ride.
Wow. Nice to be inside. Het is 1m waves from in side my boat.
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@@MyBoatandMylife Why didn't you drive from inside the other day?
I did not expect to get wet, then it was too difficult to change places.
asså.. det är inte längden på vågorna, höjden kompis....
Where the 10 feet waves?
those are not ten feet 3 meter seas.
Vilken sjö du fick, det ser ju lugnt ut när ni lämnar i början.
Vi viste att det skulle blåsa upp, så planen var att gå tidigt, men så blev det inte. Så jag kände på det lite över Mysingen och kom fram till att jag vågade gå runt förbi Öja. Men ångrade det nästan. Jag var helt genomblöt och kunde inte lämna ratten ens sekund för att springa ned. Det låg grejor överallt i båten när vi kom fram...
@@MyBoatandMylife Usch, ja, jag vet hur det kan bli efter gång i hård sjö. Var orolig för Jerry, har du självläns på den? Såg inta att du hade kapellet på... Ser att du passerar ut i lilla hålet väster om Öja. Var ligger ni med båten som hemmahamn?
Lillbåten ligger oftast på riktigt lång tamp, det funkar bäst. Men i sånt här väder är den förlorad om något skulle hända.
Jag har båten i Nyköping.
That’s not 10 ft wave ever
how high above the sea is the camera? guess!
Den tar vatten över sig men du kör sakta du har jolla bakom knop???själv kör en gammal finmar 9 m såna vågor framändan under vattnet sidu vind kan ej köra där uppe faller bort ja men de e bra ingen annan i vägen man for köra bara.bra film hälsningar Finland
Jag mins att jag tänkte köra 6-7 knop, då hon drar minst bränsle i den farten. Men fick hålla 8-10 knop för att komma förbi utan att slå hårt i vågorna.
Det är inte roligt när vågorna är korta, de blir så branta då.
Welcome to boating Sailor. Those are 1' to 3' Maximum not 10' ;/
úñderàrimer ñàkes beßt çaes fir water próff
10 ft ?? HAHAHAHAHA .... 3-4 feet swell ...
twinn 150 been get jet yaggt 2 150 hp merçy sportt jets
That's pretty nautical for a boat that size. Good job!
3-4s man
ya. def not 10 foot swells dude. i would say 3-4 maybe 5. lol
Did he mean 10 inch waves they sure aren't 10 foot!
You do realize that you’re not supposed to tie up to tree don’t you?
What? Way not?
@@MyBoatandMylife well it’s bad for the trunk of the tree. Just you yourself obviously can’t hurt the tree but if all boaters tie up to trees then we’d have a big problem.
Ok, I think you need to visit Sweden or watch more of my movies 😁 Have a nice day.
@@MyBoatandMylife I will watch more of your videos if you go ahead and edit your video and mention not to tie up to trees. Do the right thing buddy. Nature-responsible UA-camrs earn more money and popularity.
In Sweden, we have no tides or waves. All Swedes tie in the trees. I have not seen a single tree with damage in my 40 years in the archipelago. Then the rock wedges do more damage.
éver heàrd ríhño eñgiñess four boats douñt kñów rekbaty
lucky if he saw a 5?
I had bigger waves in my swimming pool
Your behavior is a little bit dramatic 😉
nuking jaoenbrst dsy ufbotr ouve we hed nuks hin war 2
2ft
Short chop and learn how to run a boat !
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searày350 sunfacer 15 fit lús wsver zrro isuse buy a fucking sraray
What a crappy boat
dearàyc44 sunbdr shoukd hajde 23 fit wsvrs easyie
duyng 10 16 cutr girkfe wufe beoe deck sft csn bed rikm stea
Really stupid way to haul a tender