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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
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This is my second salvage after Hurricane Milton came though, and after 2 back-to-back hurricanes, this water is looking pretty nasty. This is probably the first one I tried to not get in the water, but unfortunately, my fishing skills (or more like lack of them) required that I still geta bit wet.
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Hurricane Milton came through hard, and after two back-to-back storms, it’s safe to say the water isn’t exactly inviting. This is my second salvage attempt since the hurricanes struck, and while I promised myself I’d stay out of the water this time, my plans didn’t go as smoothly as I’d hoped.
With the debris and murky water making things even tougher, my fishing skills (or lack thereof) didn’t help. Despite my best efforts, I ended up getting wetter than I wanted-but it’s all part of the adventure, right? In this video, you’ll see me battling nasty post-storm waters to salvage what I can and trying to avoid the dangers that come with it.
If you’ve ever been through a hurricane or had to salvage after a storm, you’ll know it’s not just physically tough-it’s mentally challenging too. Join me as I push through the murky waters (literally) and try to make the most of this challenging situation.
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Capt Ken, you make it look so easy. Was wondering if you were self taught or did some wise “Ole Owl” school you?
Good morning Capt Ken.
Good morning Scott ☀️
Hi Cap, I really enjoy watching you problem solve these salvage jobs. Good to see you got the winch, how about the wetsuit?
Good luck on your further adventures!
you took the words right out of my mouth. About two months ago a guy went out in the water in Texas he had a small wound on his leg he was in shorts. He got a flesh eating micromisim that entered his wound and got into his body and started eating his flesh . He suffered a slow painful death for over 5 days if I remember right . There was nothing they could do for him at the hospital to stop it . There are no signs or warnings at the lake sorry I dont remember what lake it was
Thanks Merry! A wetsuit wouldn't help protect me from this nasty water though
Well done Cap!
Thanks Daniel!
Great job!!!
Thanks Jay!
As soon as you arrived I thought “comealongs from the poles to the stern corners to get the gunnels above the water and start pumping”. Next thing I know you’re digging out the gear.🤗 Obvious to me this wasn’t your first rodeo. Well done Skipper.👍
Lol 😂
Thanks Mark!
I guess it's not your first rodeo either then 😉
When I see you struggling after 18:30 : how about a Hook&Moore ? I dock solo without jumping of my (small) sailboat.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't those used to run a line through the eye on a mooring ball? Not sure how that'd help attach a hook to a cleat
Lots of oil slick with that one
Tiny bit. It looks bad, but that could've been caused by a couple of drops of oil
Capt. why you dont use booms for oil spill protection?
We do if we have an oil spill. A free drops of oil does not require it
Good work. However you seem to lose quite some oil/fuel at 31:00 visible at the left of the screen.
It wasn't actually that much. You'd be surprised how even a small drop of oil can look like a massive oil spill
Are these salvage videos happening now or where they right after hurricane. I can't believe they would let boats stay sunk that long. My husband say you have to wait on insurence?
We do have to wait for insurance which can take anywhere from a few hours to months. Most of the salvage videos are from right after Helene (end of Sept) through early Nov
Nice job Cap. You said pretty easy but its still impressive to me given the size of some these boats. Were you pumping the water too, couldn't tell?
Thanks Vancity! Yes. Pumping the water
What winch is that?
The hyper tough 5500lb. I've done a bunch of modifications to it to make it usable for what I do, but the main thing was it was relatively cheap ($180), lightweight, and had a synthetic line
You need a wetsuit for jobs like this lol.
You’d think so
How would a wetsuit help? They help keep you warm, not protect you from nasty water
That "water" looks more like sewage.
Its not, freshwater with salt. Lots of tannins in fresh so brown.
We call that brackish water here in Eastern NC.
Isn't freshwater with salt called saltwater?
Nah, this is saltwater. It's right off of Sarasota Bay, so not brackish. Still looks nasty though
This doesn't look great, but it's just dirty saltwater. I did a job in Siesta Key a about a month after Milton... That was pretty much sewage back there. In that video (hasn't bee released yet) I say as much and say I really don't want to even touch the water
I know that is nasty water by the amount of black junk Milton left in my garage and laundry room. Milton made landfall over our house.
Damn. Sorry to hear that Daniel 😕
I just don't understand how the owner could allow this to happen
WOW, read the title. This is a hurricane salvage. Unless you think the owner could have stopped it?
It’s called laziness
@@MerryPinbender I'm pretty sure they had adequate time to get it out of the water. People like this is the reason why insurance is so expensive.
@@MerryPinbender Could have at least turned it around at the dock to face the waves. Maybe absentee, but plenty can be done if you are there.
They aren't able to control a hurricane... So not much they could do