I think you should have gone more into wave period it is very important too. I have a 25 foot cc if it was 3-4 ft at 6 seconds, I would not go out, waves are too tight. If it was 3-4 ft at 10 seconds, I would go out because they are spread apart. And could be only blowing 5-10 kts, but you might have a 5 foot swell at 6 seconds because there might be a storm way offshore
Hello I'm a great fan of yours I will like you to give me an opinion about a boat first buyer all the boats that you show they over 100 or $90,000 can you help us as viewers to find a book first time use under 30 to $40,000 give us an idea what we have to look for to buy the boat!
Man I work at a boat dealership and honestly nowadays anything in the 30-40 price range (brand new) isn't worth the hassle for the consumer to purchase as a long term investment or the manufacture to sell for a profit which is why there are so very few manufactures available in that price range. Prices have sky rocketed over the past 2 years, boats alone are up 15-20% a $60k boat in 2019 is $80k in 2022. Used boat market is just as bad We sold 3 used boats this past week alone a 2017, 2018 and a 2020 all sold for at least what it was bought for brand new the 2020 sold for more than its original purchase price. My Honest opinion do yourself a favor and buy a kayak or make some friends at the boat ramp. At least until the spiraling out of control inflation were experiencing has settled.
noaa weather sever tide port sun moon full to wind sure low high tides changes river sea bays lakes fl il ny change in 3 4 houre what tape boat inshore john boat 12 feet boat 2 hp off shore look v boat cover row sail boat small ship cargo navy ship boat navy coat gard bombs fish place in shore mark coat gard red green bomb mark boat ram good fish rain change think mullet catfish gar
A good wag for me is too think hard about going offshore when waves are greater than 10% of your boat length. IE, 30 ft center console, seas greater than 3ft with short duration might get pretty snotty. Great video, you two are doing an excellent job educating those of us that aren’t charter captains.
I live in St Petersburg Florida. Close to Johns Pass. We have a 24 foot center console boat with a step. We have not been fishing since last September just because of the weather on weekends. I would like to know how the wind effects the Gulf of Mexico since at 12 miles out the depth is only 32 feet. At 20 miles out its only 60 feet. Thank you
As expected, another very useful lesson that is well presented. If anyone watches the channels dedicated to Haulover or other inlets you can DEFINITELY see the effect the wind can have on the seas going through a narrow channel
Another good vid, especially addressing the variables which effect actual sea conditions. One thing I might add is when using marine weather apps it's a good idea to set the location for where you will be boating. Most apps will default to your current location. For example, I live on the Northshore of Long Island (Long Island Sound) but my boat is kept on the South Shore and I fish the Atlantic. The conditions vary significantly between where I live and where I actually boat.
Thank you ladys for your wisdom as i am a new recreational "captain" but nervous of what i don't know about ocean travel , planning and navigation, thank you for providing a educational video that is entertaining and easily explained, keep up the good work
Amanda and Emily you are awesome. Very informative channel. I love smart, beautiful and modest women. You are one of my best boating and fishing channel.
Blue fish cut mullet upwinner time king white north or FL white small zipe sheepshead Black seabass Or red bass for Sunshine bass or crappie crappy bite really good in the winter time so do tilapia African cichlids they can live at all types of weather stripe it Bass true stripe or Bass that's if you're lucky to get past the blacks drum they'll be playing with your bait sailor's choice you catch tons of them they're in the sheepshead family sailor's choice fish or sand perch bait Steelers don't forget your puffer fish mother f***** puffer don't forget your toad fish mother-in-law squid and octopus I had to use
scenarios were useless. Pontoon boats should stay inshore almost always, because it's the inlets that are most dangerous for them. nothing about tides, currents, wind direction vs waves, periods and currents. this video should've been for people with small boat between 15-25 feet. I think comments contain more useful information then the video.
beam of boat comes into play as well, my 23 Penn Yan with 9.5 ft beam handles better, is far more stable and smoother that 27 ft with 8 ft beam my 285 with 10.5 beam out handles the 9.5 beam and a friends 25 with a 12 ft beam out handles my 28
Most of your fish will be Twilight or early morning that's when the big fish come out at night time with the lights on so undersized grouper gag grouper goliath grouper undersized we usually take usually maybe drive Twilight around 5:45 around 9:00 or 10:00 or 11:00 at night they'll be coming in the Big reds and stuff that's when you get them during The Fall season Atlantic golf rats will be further further out that's when you want to go to 100 ft of water start getting your shrimp trapping will work best
100 ft of water lot of King whiting Northern whiting and I catch a lot of sea bass I mean I load up a boat full of black sea bass that's all I catch all day long in the winter time squid and octopus number one squid and octopus or octopi lots of shrimp rock shrimp that's the time I go shopping a hundred feet of water and lots of mullet shad more like it colder it gets the bigger the shad shad
Index 3 raft or collapsible boat something small a trolling motor you can put on the back of it Minn kota you don't want to go big a good new with the motor in the back of it that's the way I'll usually go or index three raft you want something small you can get them next to the next thing and you don't have to worry about it smaller the boat the bigger the fish sheepshead always does for me sheep says in spades and whiting 100 ft of water I'm getting riding all day long whiting fish King fish whiting surf fishing or in a boat it's better
Lots of land crabs lots of fiddler crabs lots of sand fleas lots of snails as long as they have a good crunch they like it lots of green crabs lots of blue crabs lots of crawfish they'll crunch on anything you bob up and down the whole time wait a 5 minutes and bob up and down wait 5 minutes bob up and down that's the only way you can get them they're smart and they have sharp teeth don't forget to say hey to my mother-in-law or my monkfish my monkfish lots of crabs imitation crab needs works good too when you get them free from a woman especially the two of you
Go with some minnow traps or crawfish traps for shrimping and I usually just use a 4-ft net cuz you get hung up a lot in some areas but a 4-ft net should be unhung get a laying laying down landing net for flying fish as you go along you catch your flying fish hang out the landing net and flying fish will hop right on in don't forget about your Needle fish little piece of rope and some good old haken needle nose fish flying fish with a landing garfish go long med mother hole out bait run
Use a 14 ft jon boat aluminum that's all you need is or a 10 ft Jon boat you just need a small Jon boat and a small motor he's a two horsepower motor it's fishing it's not called getting
Take all your fish carcasses fish heads fish carcasses put them in an onion bag or sandbag and poke holes in a big carcass bag shrimp heads squid head anything you throw away at the bait shop or a fish market take all the scraps from The shrimp boat or whatever throw it in a sandbag or onion bag and throw it over the side of the boat tied it to your boat anchor and let it go you'll see what I talked about tie two of them on there you won't forget it one chum bag five Chum bags you'll have the fish around you in no time with that buoy marker
Fish bites use clams with mullet or cut fish I usually use the orange and I use clams fish bites orange color or green like a light green color fish bites
If it's too windy then you fish that are coaster waterway or you fish a bay or somewhere it gives you shelter but you'll still get fish especially on the intercoaster waterway if it's tears you go back in a small Bay or cove and fish the coat for the day or do inshore fishing on a doctor a shoreline but make sure you fish a cove or fish a bay or deer Island there's a bay nearby fish it with his too windy you'll get more fish if you stay in shore
Make sure you carry a black powder gun handgun with you or carry a bow and arrow the bow and arrow you do really good make sure you tie a string to your bow and arrow these are fish are all the surface are hard to get it won't hit anything hit him with a bow and arrow and then go ahead and kill him they need to be killed anyway alligator gar all the way up to the needlefish and a car lot of carp grass carp you'll find more carpet in Florida than anywhere else steak heads all the way up to mudfish
You want to fish into the wind because he fish into the wind the fish are going to come closer to the shoreline if you fish the opposite of the wind it won't do you any good anyway fish into the wind the windier it is the better it is fish close to the shoreline and keep it tight as possible you lie or keep it low your rod and keep your line tight that means you'll still get a fish but you're fishing into the wind the fish comes closer to get to his bait like a rock or a pilot blocks the wind but you still get your fish
You girls are Fabulous...you have good info and your always having fun..also there is several young women that do fishing and hunting videos and they often dress provocatively to get views...you gals are a class act....Thank you
I would love to see this episode on noob-captain-Scott who has recently moved to the Texas coast and in the market for a fishing jet ski. He would like to fish the rig 8-10 miles offshore for Red Snapper and thinks that he can manage medium rough seas on a jet ski. Plus captain-Scott has never been on the water and is watching your videos learning all the ins-outs of navigation. Is captain-Scott going to have a short life?
I'm in AZ, they pulled another body out of Lake Havasu yesterday. A young girl was trapped under a pontoon last month (capsized), the Monsoon is no joke, storms pop up over the mountains faster than most can react and get off the water. Our sports repoter now retired was the Father of Marquis Cooper, Raiders Linebacker. They went out fishing off the coat in Florida n a 21' single engine boat. They had motor problems acording the the only survivor of the group of 3. NEVER would I rely on one motor, nt even in the South West, and the ocean, forget it.
Thank you for another informative video. I don't think I missed you saying anything in the video about available weather services like Sirius Weather. Your thoughts on these types of subscription weather providers. Thank you! (Algonquin/Crystal Lake)
Honestly this was extremely helpful for me. Just got a Tahoe T16 boat last year. Very beginner boater. I live in Norfolk, VA so there are lots of places to go. I really didn’t understand why some days where do choppy and some days where smooth as glass. There is so much that goes into boating it kinda crazy. But once you get the hang of it, it’s pretty awesome. The wind and current conditions was like a duh moment for me. I was like oh……. That’s why it gets so choppy lol. Great job ladies
I have been boating since 1980 serving for 4 then owning one boat or another since then for pleasure. You are right about egos. Experienced boaters are just that, partly because they have learned about the waves that go OUCH among other things. Like what their own particular (to their vessel and geographic location) no go day parameters are. Or, as I like to explain it to my eager friends, OHN days. "Oh, Hell No" days. In my area (MA) 9 out of 10 times the wind will pick up in the afternoon. Based on direction and speed in the morning you can plan the distance and direction you will fish in to mitigate that effect. Or take a chance on a totally unnecessary afternoon beat down. As operator/owners of a boat the safety and wellbeing of your guest should be your first consideration. Well done ladies.
Love the Video. Thanks for sharing, you are both so knowledgeable. I wanted to know if you have every seen the UA-cam videos of the crazy people leaving some inlet in Florida and the crazy wave conditions. I was wondering if that is always like that or are these videos just filmed on crazy windy days. Thanks
Amanda, Emily you guys are awesome your presentation was very convincing that you have convinced me to sell the new saltwater boat and be safe. I will get my fish from the market ,lol from Rockport, tx 🤠👍 p.s you're like the daughters that I always wanted, stay safe.
Great video as always ladies. Wish we could go out with you when we are out in Florida next month, but we will be int he Tampa area and that is a bit north of where you are. I use Android, not iPhone/iPad, so only some of those apps are available for Android. Here on Lake Mead we can get wind-whipped waves as big as you get on the ocean sometimes, but it can surprise you if you were in a sheltered arm and then come out to the main lake area. Might I suggest a video on how to handle a boat in large waves for such situations that you can't avoid?
Congrats on 136k subscribers. I thought about it because I had your videos running in the background while I was doing some tasks and last March’s video where you had 80k came up (the vlog room). Great to see your continued success!
Great video ladies, I use many of those apps and a few others. I see to many people that DONT use good apps and well...they end up in trouble. Keep up the wonderful videos.
Thank you both for this information, this was a big help. I really needed those apps you talked about. I live in FLL and I feel like I’ve missed some boating days, but now I really know when and when not to go go. Thank you.
Hey GFT, just wanted to take the time to say thank you. I watch your videos and from them and a life changing experience I had I decided to get my 6 pack license. I just received my TWIC card and medical card. My license will be here in a few weeks i hope. Keep up the great work!
Great video Amanda and Emily as usual! I do not have any of the apps and I often go out of Englewood area and Southwest Florida 24 miles offshore. Guess we'll obviously help me be safe for boater for offshore grouper and snapper when I go. Keep up the great educational videos as it helps us all be safer voters and have more enjoyable fishing times.
Love you guys. Wish I had this info when I had my boat. The only thing I went by was the condition it was when walked out my door. Most of that time was the early morning calm. I would usually go out early with the plan to return early afternoon because there was always an afternoon breeze. I live in Torrance CA just south of Los Angeles and fished the Catalina channel. 8 miles out of angels gate was my limit and there were sometimes it was a rough ride back in. Always fun though !
I just wanted to say thank you I enjoy your videos. Can you make a video about safety equipment you keep on your boat. And tools that you may keep on your boat.
I think you should have gone more into wave period it is very important too. I have a 25 foot cc if it was 3-4 ft at 6 seconds, I would not go out, waves are too tight. If it was 3-4 ft at 10 seconds, I would go out because they are spread apart. And could be only blowing 5-10 kts, but you might have a 5 foot swell at 6 seconds because there might be a storm way offshore
We never see 10 second wave spacing in the Gulf of Mexico here in Alabama
Yes you’re VERY RIGHT CRISPY CRITER ! Wave Period is ESSENTIAL!
Good advice here
No one has this content quality about this topic. No one even talked about this much needed topic. Thank you so much
Nice video the only thing you may want to add is the current. If it is going with the waves are against the waves especially around the inlets
Finally!! The video that should’ve aired first 😅😅
Hello I'm a great fan of yours I will like you to give me an opinion about a boat first buyer all the boats that you show they over 100 or $90,000 can you help us as viewers to find a book first time use under 30 to $40,000 give us an idea what we have to look for to buy the boat!
Man I work at a boat dealership and honestly nowadays anything in the 30-40 price range (brand new) isn't worth the hassle for the consumer to purchase as a long term investment or the manufacture to sell for a profit which is why there are so very few manufactures available in that price range. Prices have sky rocketed over the past 2 years, boats alone are up 15-20% a $60k boat in 2019 is $80k in 2022. Used boat market is just as bad We sold 3 used boats this past week alone a 2017, 2018 and a 2020 all sold for at least what it was bought for brand new the 2020 sold for more than its original purchase price. My Honest opinion do yourself a favor and buy a kayak or make some friends at the boat ramp. At least until the spiraling out of control inflation were experiencing has settled.
noaa weather sever tide port sun moon full to wind sure low high tides changes river sea bays lakes fl il ny change in 3 4 houre what tape boat inshore john boat 12 feet boat 2 hp off shore look v boat cover row sail boat small ship cargo navy ship boat navy coat gard bombs fish place in shore mark coat gard red green bomb mark boat ram good fish rain change think mullet catfish gar
Thank u ladies, great informative video
A good wag for me is too think hard about going offshore when waves are greater than 10% of your boat length. IE, 30 ft center console, seas greater than 3ft with short duration might get pretty snotty. Great video, you two are doing an excellent job educating those of us that aren’t charter captains.
Looking forward great 👍 video 👍👍👍👍❤️
I live in St Petersburg Florida. Close to Johns Pass. We have a 24 foot center console boat with a step. We have not been fishing since last September just because of the weather on weekends. I would like to know how the wind effects the Gulf of Mexico since at 12 miles out the depth is only 32 feet. At 20 miles out its only 60 feet. Thank you
Very informative. You also really slowed down your speech. Very easy for us older people to understand. Good job!!
I love these videos. Everyone can learn something. Great job.
Awesome information...thanks girls...
Great info, I use most of the apps you mentioned, fyi your rods made it up to NJ… definitely going to check them out!
As expected, another very useful lesson that is well presented. If anyone watches the channels dedicated to Haulover or other inlets you can DEFINITELY see the effect the wind can have on the seas going through a narrow channel
Another good vid, especially addressing the variables which effect actual sea conditions. One thing I might add is when using marine weather apps it's a good idea to set the location for where you will be boating. Most apps will default to your current location. For example, I live on the Northshore of Long Island (Long Island Sound) but my boat is kept on the South Shore and I fish the Atlantic. The conditions vary significantly between where I live and where I actually boat.
Great video. Love the content. Keep it up.
Thank you ladys for your wisdom as i am a new recreational "captain" but nervous of what i don't know about ocean travel , planning and navigation, thank you for providing a educational video that is entertaining and easily explained, keep up the good work
Love you guys but you need to wear name tags. I can never figure out whos Emily or Amanda. And BTW, the Weather Man is always wrong. 😀
Amanda and Emily you are awesome. Very informative channel. I love smart, beautiful and modest women. You are one of my best boating and fishing channel.
A very informative video. Thanks. God bless.
Blue fish cut mullet upwinner time king white north or FL white small zipe sheepshead Black seabass Or red bass for Sunshine bass or crappie crappy bite really good in the winter time so do tilapia African cichlids they can live at all types of weather stripe it Bass true stripe or Bass that's if you're lucky to get past the blacks drum they'll be playing with your bait sailor's choice you catch tons of them they're in the sheepshead family sailor's choice fish or sand perch bait Steelers don't forget your puffer fish mother f***** puffer don't forget your toad fish mother-in-law squid and octopus I had to use
scenarios were useless. Pontoon boats should stay inshore almost always, because it's the inlets that are most dangerous for them. nothing about tides, currents, wind direction vs waves, periods and currents. this video should've been for people with small boat between 15-25 feet. I think comments contain more useful information then the video.
beam of boat comes into play as well, my 23 Penn Yan with 9.5 ft beam handles better, is far more stable and smoother that 27 ft with 8 ft beam my 285 with 10.5 beam out handles the 9.5 beam and a friends 25 with a 12 ft beam out handles my 28
I love working your Facebook videos and UA-cam videos Emily and Amanda gale.
Most of your fish will be Twilight or early morning that's when the big fish come out at night time with the lights on so undersized grouper gag grouper goliath grouper undersized we usually take usually maybe drive Twilight around 5:45 around 9:00 or 10:00 or 11:00 at night they'll be coming in the Big reds and stuff that's when you get them during The Fall season Atlantic golf rats will be further further out that's when you want to go to 100 ft of water start getting your shrimp trapping will work best
100 ft of water lot of King whiting Northern whiting and I catch a lot of sea bass I mean I load up a boat full of black sea bass that's all I catch all day long in the winter time squid and octopus number one squid and octopus or octopi lots of shrimp rock shrimp that's the time I go shopping a hundred feet of water and lots of mullet shad more like it colder it gets the bigger the shad shad
Index 3 raft or collapsible boat something small a trolling motor you can put on the back of it Minn kota you don't want to go big a good new with the motor in the back of it that's the way I'll usually go or index three raft you want something small you can get them next to the next thing and you don't have to worry about it smaller the boat the bigger the fish sheepshead always does for me sheep says in spades and whiting 100 ft of water I'm getting riding all day long whiting fish King fish whiting surf fishing or in a boat it's better
Lots of land crabs lots of fiddler crabs lots of sand fleas lots of snails as long as they have a good crunch they like it lots of green crabs lots of blue crabs lots of crawfish they'll crunch on anything you bob up and down the whole time wait a 5 minutes and bob up and down wait 5 minutes bob up and down that's the only way you can get them they're smart and they have sharp teeth don't forget to say hey to my mother-in-law or my monkfish my monkfish lots of crabs imitation crab needs works good too when you get them free from a woman especially the two of you
Go with some minnow traps or crawfish traps for shrimping and I usually just use a 4-ft net cuz you get hung up a lot in some areas but a 4-ft net should be unhung get a laying laying down landing net for flying fish as you go along you catch your flying fish hang out the landing net and flying fish will hop right on in don't forget about your Needle fish little piece of rope and some good old haken needle nose fish flying fish with a landing garfish go long med mother hole out bait run
Use a 14 ft jon boat aluminum that's all you need is or a 10 ft Jon boat you just need a small Jon boat and a small motor he's a two horsepower motor it's fishing it's not called getting
Take all your fish carcasses fish heads fish carcasses put them in an onion bag or sandbag and poke holes in a big carcass bag shrimp heads squid head anything you throw away at the bait shop or a fish market take all the scraps from The shrimp boat or whatever throw it in a sandbag or onion bag and throw it over the side of the boat tied it to your boat anchor and let it go you'll see what I talked about tie two of them on there you won't forget it one chum bag five Chum bags you'll have the fish around you in no time with that buoy marker
Fish bites use clams with mullet or cut fish I usually use the orange and I use clams fish bites orange color or green like a light green color fish bites
If it's too windy then you fish that are coaster waterway or you fish a bay or somewhere it gives you shelter but you'll still get fish especially on the intercoaster waterway if it's tears you go back in a small Bay or cove and fish the coat for the day or do inshore fishing on a doctor a shoreline but make sure you fish a cove or fish a bay or deer Island there's a bay nearby fish it with his too windy you'll get more fish if you stay in shore
Background music a little to loud, 😒....thanks for sharing 🍸
Make sure you carry a black powder gun handgun with you or carry a bow and arrow the bow and arrow you do really good make sure you tie a string to your bow and arrow these are fish are all the surface are hard to get it won't hit anything hit him with a bow and arrow and then go ahead and kill him they need to be killed anyway alligator gar all the way up to the needlefish and a car lot of carp grass carp you'll find more carpet in Florida than anywhere else steak heads all the way up to mudfish
You want to fish into the wind because he fish into the wind the fish are going to come closer to the shoreline if you fish the opposite of the wind it won't do you any good anyway fish into the wind the windier it is the better it is fish close to the shoreline and keep it tight as possible you lie or keep it low your rod and keep your line tight that means you'll still get a fish but you're fishing into the wind the fish comes closer to get to his bait like a rock or a pilot blocks the wind but you still get your fish
Great Information ....
1:17 -- Can we all just take a moment to appreciate The Twins for putting on perfect, matching makeup and perfect, matching hair for this video?
He's also use fish bites her crawfish I use for fish bites and a used shad for fish bites the catfish kind
can you putt the apps in the description
Thank you for the reminder! It’s done
You girls are Fabulous...you have good info and your always having fun..also there is several young women that do fishing and hunting videos and they often dress provocatively to get views...you gals are a class act....Thank you
Thank you 😊
Great info, Emily and Amanda! Look forward to putting it to use.
Hello
Tide video please!!!
I love your girls video Don't like it sorry
This is literally the video I had been looking for. I’m a new boat owner and definitely family Joe 😂 thank you for putting this together.
Welcome to our channel!! We are so glad we could help 😊
I needed this lesson. Thanks for this video
I would love to see this episode on noob-captain-Scott who has recently moved to the Texas coast and in the market for a fishing jet ski. He would like to fish the rig 8-10 miles offshore for Red Snapper and thinks that he can manage medium rough seas on a jet ski. Plus captain-Scott has never been on the water and is watching your videos learning all the ins-outs of navigation. Is captain-Scott going to have a short life?
Badly needed. Well done. Good job
Good advice as allways.
Hi.. im from Germany, to Day and next Week i fishing whit jigs in Curacao from the Coast... I Love your Videos all days
I'm in AZ, they pulled another body out of Lake Havasu yesterday. A young girl was trapped under a pontoon last month (capsized), the Monsoon is no joke, storms pop up over the mountains faster than most can react and get off the water.
Our sports repoter now retired was the Father of Marquis Cooper, Raiders Linebacker. They went out fishing off the coat in Florida n a 21' single engine boat. They had motor problems acording the the only survivor of the group of 3. NEVER would I rely on one motor, nt even in the South West, and the ocean, forget it.
So much valuable information, really appreciated it as I am starting off with an express cruiser in Marina Del Rey , CA. Thanks again! 🙏
Awesome wow wow
Thank you for another informative video. I don't think I missed you saying anything in the video about available weather services like Sirius Weather. Your thoughts on these types of subscription weather providers. Thank you! (Algonquin/Crystal Lake)
Honestly this was extremely helpful for me. Just got a Tahoe T16 boat last year. Very beginner boater. I live in Norfolk, VA so there are lots of places to go. I really didn’t understand why some days where do choppy and some days where smooth as glass. There is so much that goes into boating it kinda crazy. But once you get the hang of it, it’s pretty awesome. The wind and current conditions was like a duh moment for me. I was like oh……. That’s why it gets so choppy lol. Great job ladies
though y’all have more sub
I have been boating since 1980 serving for 4 then owning one boat or another since then for pleasure. You are right about egos. Experienced boaters are just that, partly because they have learned about the waves that go OUCH among other things. Like what their own particular (to their vessel and geographic location) no go day parameters are. Or, as I like to explain it to my eager friends, OHN days. "Oh, Hell No" days. In my area (MA) 9 out of 10 times the wind will pick up in the afternoon. Based on direction and speed in the morning you can plan the distance and direction you will fish in to mitigate that effect. Or take a chance on a totally unnecessary afternoon beat down. As operator/owners of a boat the safety and wellbeing of your guest should be your first consideration.
Well done ladies.
Love the Video. Thanks for sharing, you are both so knowledgeable. I wanted to know if you have every seen the UA-cam videos of the crazy people leaving some inlet in Florida and the crazy wave conditions. I was wondering if that is always like that or are these videos just filmed on crazy windy days. Thanks
Amanda, Emily you guys are awesome your presentation was very convincing that you have convinced me to sell the new saltwater boat and be safe. I will get my fish from the market ,lol from Rockport, tx 🤠👍 p.s you're like the daughters that I always wanted, stay safe.
Hey twins not everyone owns an apple
Great video as always ladies. Wish we could go out with you when we are out in Florida next month, but we will be int he Tampa area and that is a bit north of where you are. I use Android, not iPhone/iPad, so only some of those apps are available for Android. Here on Lake Mead we can get wind-whipped waves as big as you get on the ocean sometimes, but it can surprise you if you were in a sheltered arm and then come out to the main lake area. Might I suggest a video on how to handle a boat in large waves for such situations that you can't avoid?
Keep up the lovely helpful videos bc you girls look great together and so so smart, thank you…
Congrats on 136k subscribers. I thought about it because I had your videos running in the background while I was doing some tasks and last March’s video where you had 80k came up (the vlog room). Great to see your continued success!
You are both beautiful your content is helpful love your video
Another great video!
Thanks so much for the info. Please do make a tide/current video. Us midwest transplants don't have experience with tides!
100% agree, I don’t even look at the wave predictions anymore. I only look at the wind.
You are the best teachers!! Thank you so much. Im a new boater and want to have fun and be safe. All your information is amazing. Thank you!
Good video. there's a bunch to watch out for. wind , waves, current, wind against waves/current...and so on.
Great video ladies, I use many of those apps and a few others. I see to many people that DONT use good apps and well...they end up in trouble. Keep up the wonderful videos.
nice job trying to break it down for the newbies. i don't have the patience lol...love the videos guys keep em coming.
excelent info thanks!!!!!!
Found out firsthand why high wind is a bad thing, my kayak got capsized and I was lucky I wasn't smashed against the rocks
Thank you both for this information, this was a big help. I really needed those apps you talked about. I live in FLL and I feel like I’ve missed some boating days, but now I really know when and when not to go go. Thank you.
I just look around the Boat ramp. If you’re the only one launching a boat it’s not safe lol
Hey GFT, just wanted to take the time to say thank you. I watch your videos and from them and a life changing experience I had I decided to get my 6 pack license. I just received my TWIC card and medical card. My license will be here in a few weeks i hope. Keep up the great work!
Great video! Super useful content, especially as summer gets closer and I’m kind of a noob on the boat 😂
Great video Amanda and Emily as usual! I do not have any of the apps and I often go out of Englewood area and Southwest Florida 24 miles offshore. Guess we'll obviously help me be safe for boater for offshore grouper and snapper when I go. Keep up the great educational videos as it helps us all be safer voters and have more enjoyable fishing times.
I'd much rather be sitting on the dock wishing I was fishing on the, then sitting in a washing machine wishing I was back on the dock!
Thanks a lots, nice videos 😍👍👌💐🧚🧚♀️
Great video… Thank you for breaking it down.
Love you guys. Wish I had this info when I had my boat. The only thing I went by was the condition it was when walked out my door. Most of that time was the early morning calm. I would usually go out early with the plan to return early afternoon because there was always an afternoon breeze. I live in Torrance CA just south of Los Angeles and fished the Catalina channel. 8 miles out of angels gate was my limit and there were sometimes it was a rough ride back in. Always fun though !
10/10. Helpful, informative and relevant. Well done!
Thank you both for sharing great info and trusted apps you like !
Great video...something else to contend with in New England is the fog
Awesome video. Really informative and I love the examples.
I don't even have a boat and I still find this info interesting. Love the channel.
You girls are awesome! Loved the video. I learned so much.
Great information. Thank you so much for the video.
Don't think Harry is going out into the stream with 30 knots out of the north.
As usual, great information. Thank you.
Super content ❤
This land dog learns a lot from you. Thank you.
Emily 😍 😍 😍
You ladies are FANTASTIC!
I LIKE EMILY😍
I just wanted to say thank you I enjoy your videos. Can you make a video about safety equipment you keep on your boat. And tools that you may keep on your boat.
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Great video, very informative for a newbie