"Inlet Raider" exiting Hidden Basin on Nelson Island British Columbia.

[@cq7415]

Going through a pretty channel with calm water. Nice clear, smooth video shot from his cell phone against the window. Love all your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@larrysgarage1682]

Damn you have some balls! Haha I operate a similar lcm 91ft long with construction. Everyday us something different. I work on lake union Washington. We need to start an landing craft group!

[@theJoefamilychannel]

Good stuff in my neck of the woods eh

[@ronthomas7623]

I love your videos; I'm a boater and a heavy equipment operator!! What camera setup are you using? I have tried similar timelapse on my boat without much success. thanks

[@Teakspiller]

Thanks. I used a timelapse app before. But I recently got a new phone (Samsung S-10) I just prop the phone against the window and start recording video.

[@canyonoverland5003]

How many pickup trucks would this vessel hold? I need to get to the north end of Pitt Lake and do some exploration with my buddies.

[@Teakspiller]

Around 6 pick-ups. The Inlet Raider is based in Campbell River. The end of Pitt Lake Delivery, you'd probably be looking at around 24 hours to come down, do the job, and then get back to Campbell River.

[@als1023]

I could not find Hidden basin on Google maps ?
Anyone know this area ? Is this the stretch between Nelson and Hardy ?

[@Teakspiller]

@als1023 it's on the east side of Nelson island.

[@als1023]

@@Teakspiller Thank you !

[@mrsoriano8047]

Como se llaman este tipo de embarcaciones ?

[@MrFakit]

Landing Craft

[@lewispaine4589]

I'd pay to spend a day out on one of these

[@DanSulyma]

I believe Marine Link has passenger accommodations on a couple of there boats.

[@moisesselles7544]

Precio