Rough Crossing to Treasure Cay | SEAVEE 340B
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- I crossed over this SeaVee 340B from Stuart to The Abacos for a client of mine and got caught in some pretty tall seas. This boat is an absolute beast of a boat and handled everything that I threw at it. After I made it to Treasure I went ahead and took it over to Great Guana Cay where my client has a house.
As always feel free to reach out if I can be a resource for anything boating or Bahamas related. Contact information below.
Instagram: @nickolinde
Email: nickolinde@me.com
Yes. A video on how to read the Bahamian waters would be amazing.
Must be those elusive "invisible" dolphins jumping behind the boat. LOL !!
😂😂😂😂 when I was editing I realized you couldn’t see anything in the shot because they were too far away 😂 people must think I’m crazy haha
The fluid getting hot will overheat the pump and stop the pump. No steering will become hard because the fluid is hot. You need to check if the pump is the old model prone to overheating. Or maybe it’s just a loose connection. On Verados I always have an extra harness that I can bypass straight to the battery to check if the pump runs. I am in Hobe Sound. If you are still having issues come by and I show you how to bypass the circuit.
It is just the older model Mercury pumps that overheat if you even look at them wrong haha i have had it happen on so many boats now with the same pumps. The owner has already replaced the pumps to mitigate the issue
Please make that video, I’m possibly headed to Bahamas in a month! Great stuff!
I will!
What a kickass life you have man. Has always been my dream to run boats in Florida and especially to be able to run one to Abaco.
I have worked hard to make this life a reality and I found a way to make my passions my profession! You should shade that dream man!!
Absolutely and definitely takes hard work to get there. Enjoy all your videos Capt. Stay safe out there and enjoy!
Pretty sure I saw the SeaVee at Grabbers on Sunday. Beautiful boat. Didn’t realize that was you or I would have said hello. We met very briefly at the Tipsy years ago. I’m a pilot and I was in Washington NC in connection with some SeaVee dealings last week lol. Cheers!
Yep he was at grabbers Sunday saw him but he was pushing off the dock at the time
I wish we could’ve said hi! I’m sure if I saw your face and put a face too it I would recognize you
Great run.. I know you done a good number of trips already.. but each trip can throw you a surprise.. and I think you're well prepared 🤙
Every trip is different and has a whole different list of potential problems/dangers. Experience and continuing to educate yourself are the best things that can be done to insure safety.
You are a beast Nick. I would have turned around in the inlet. lol.
Haha my client needed the boat and I needed to get over there!! I also never felt unsafe once so it wasn’t too bad
For those new to crossing, I would recommend a PLB attached to the life vest as well.
Absolutely! Even for those experienced with crossing, I still HIGHLY recommend a PLB. You can never be too safe or careful when it comes to your life.
Great video. Suprised you didn't run the Don't Rock passage. Maybe the tide? Ran through there two weeks ago and had 5ft under the transducer.
Thats so awesome. I want to do that when I get moved into Fort Pierce. Awesome video. Thanks.
Let me know if you need any help with it!
@@NickOlinde Awesome. Thanks so much. I will.
Rick Flair would be proud of that whoo from time to time.
😂😂
Nice 🎉
Thank you!
Great video. Im surprised you didn't take Dont Rock passage over the whale cay passage. That boat definitely could have made it.
Believe it or not this is Don’t Rock passage. I almost exclusively use that.
Be grateful and enjoy the ride, think how many people would happily swap places with you. No need to envisage, and empower, worst case scenarios.
Saw you on guana cay two days ago but you were pulling out then
I wish we could’ve said hi!
@@NickOlinde that where I live so next time you over I guess
that was sketchy bro,,,, but you handled it like a pro
Sometimes you have to do what you have to do haha luckily the period was not very tight so it could be done safely. Uncomfortable, but safely.
Need more post production editing with maps and routes and speed shown on screen if these videos are just about driving the boat... maybe throw in some local knowledge about where the shallow spots are etc. Killing me all these Bahamas videos and there's no fishing included.
What date was this crossing? What were the wind speeds and direction?
It was on Wednesday March 27, 2024. The wind wasn’t too bad. Probably blowing 10-15 out of S/SE. That made it doable. A north wind would have been a whole other story
How to use the SOS feature and what does it do and who does it notify.? Is it reliable?
Why not clear in Spanish? just curious and your content is great btw dawg
I usually clear in Spanish, but the boats that I was crossing with were going to Grand so I just followed them all the way there and cleared there. I also had a little steering issue that I mentioned in the video so going to Grand gave me the opportunity to address that issue earlier
B=best. 34&39.
I could not agree more!
Hows 39b vs 41 Valhalla compare?
Nick or someone, can you post a route map or chart of trip from Stewart to Treasure Cay ?
I’m near Stuart in PSL. How much is your fuel burn? Did you ever try the seakeeper ride?
Ehh I don’t remember except but I probably burnt somewhere in the very general neighborhood of 200 gallons. And I have not tried the Seakeeper rides but I do have a boat with Zipwake (Albury) and then another boat with Humphree (Bahama) and both do those are the same thing as the rides. I really really like the systems
what passage did you take at whale? Did you go around or through Don't Rock?
I did Don’t Rock passage that hugs Sandy Cay (Sand Bank Cay)
How long did it take you to get there?