Major Bass Boat Wreck (Never Before Seen Footage)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Chris Zaldain and Trait Zaldain sit down with Brady Winans in Texas on this week's Bilge Podcast presented by @battlebornbatteries. Brady shows never before scene footage and photographs from one of the most tragic boat wrecks the fishing community has seen.
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Safety first boys🤘🏼every 5 likes is 1 mile added to my next run 🏃♂️
Safety is imperative
And that’s the cutoff. it’ll be one for the books. I really hope they listen and implement more safety measures for fog! Definitely wouldn’t mind getting one of those shirts!
Best of luck at 143 miles
He isn’t running that 😂. Maybe a few miles per day for months, but not consecutively 🤣
Evidently safety was not first here. 40mph in fog?
Going 40mph when he should have been idling or at most 15-20 is crazy. When that fog hits you can't see 5 ft in front of the boat and it throws your depth perception completely out of whack. It's great he doesn't blame his buddy but his buddy is at fault. He was driving recklessly. You can run a red light by accident you but if you're driving 40mph in dense fog that's not an accident. That's negligence
Definitely a preventable incident.
Dude, this gave me absolute chills. Seeing him flip like that. What an absolute trooper for coming onto the show and telling his story.
It can happen to anyone in fog. Hopefully it helps everyone think twice on the water when it comes to boating safety
To thick to even be on plane
If they had been going slower it would have been much worse for him he would have landed on the rocks instead of the grass on top. His angels definitely carried him over the worst part
@@chrisbruce7594 didn’t even think of that. Good point.
He gave me chills too
Well done Chris and Trait for having Brady as a guest, what an unfortunate yet uplifting story. Best wishes for Brady and praying he will be in the front of the boat soon.
It needs to be passed into Law and the fine needs to be Steep in order to Get Fog running under control . I saw first hand a very near miss last year on Lake O’The Pines in North East Texas - my Home Lake ! 2 pm in the afternoon Off shore Crappie fishing , boats sitting in the Main Lake near Sandy beach and A Bass Boat was coming in Hot ! Zero -100 yrd visibility and you couldn’t see the boat but you could hear it and you know this guy is running on GPS only atleast running 70mph. Several boats were sitting Ducks and a Married couple was just missed by a few feet that nearly was ran over by a 21’ Skeeter . The guy saw them at the last second and turned hard right to miss them . The guy didn’t stop and say he was sorry or nothing . But like Brady said a Boat doesn’t have brakes. My thoughts are it needs to be passed into Law in every State -Idle only in Heavy Fog Conditions . It’s simply not worth risking your life, your Co-anglers life or Fellow fishermen’s life. Also Brady you are Remarkable Brother and Best Wishes on your Continued Road to recovery and your Goal . Please keep the Awareness Alive. It’s up to us to keep spreading the word of Brady’s story and bring more awareness in the Fishing and Boating world .
Keep pushing Brady dont let it stop you thank you for sharing your story man i got diagnosed with stage 3 blood and bone cancer with failed kidneys almost a year ago today. I spent alot of time in the hospital almost a year ago today i was told life will never be the same one day i woke up and it was different couldnt plumb or work anymore was told i couldnt fish nothing, well yesterday i hiked 3 miles with my rod in hand and left the boat at home anything is possible its having faith and a determined mindset keep fighting brother
Praying for you
Godspeed to you brother
I would sue the guy
Some fishing buddy you are can you say asshole
Brady’s positivity transcends fishing accidents. His story will help many outside the industry. Praying for him to feel his feet again one day.
Wether you are fishing or just taking the boat out , you have got to slow down to conditions your in , if you can’t see you don’t ride at 40 or 50 mph that’s nuts , people lose sight of sanity they are so caught up in winning wether it’s fishing or racing whatever it is !!!! Slow down when conditions tell you to , Brady good luck the rest of the way man , so wish you a 100% one day soon 👍👍👍👍🙏🏻
What was the driver thinking? He should have NEVER been going that fast in fog! It’s beyond nuts!
Running in the fog is no joke. Brady is so inspirational. Thank you for allowing him to share his story.
Brady is incredible!
This is incredible! Well Done Z’s
🙏
Running in the fog what was he thinking
Listening to him, I had major flashbacks. I was in an automobile accident. I was stopped at a stop sign, got rear-ended and it pushed me in front of an 18 wheeler. I broke every bone in both my legs, including both femoral necks in my hips. I live in Kilgore, Texas. I woke up in Parkland hospital six days later, no memory of any of it.
In my legs, both femors, tibias, and fibias were all compound fractures. In my right leg, the knee area, when the bones popped out, they also broke off. So I went to the hospital with no bones in my right knee. They wound up putting donated bone in, and put a rod in from my hip, down to my ankle. So I don't have a knee, and can't bend my leg.
I still fish, have a boat, and go by myself a lot. I just can't stand and fish because of my balance.
This video came at a good time for me. I’m disabled veteran and have been mentally fighting my disability. It is such a mental fight staying positive when you lose a mobility limb. I need one of those braces for my right leg. God bless you and your family. Keep on keeping on.
Keep your head up !
@stacykennmur4964 I'm in the same situation, keep your head up. Man if Brady can get through this we can!!!! Thanks Chris and Trait for this podcast, thank you Brady for the inspiration.
Praying for you
Stay positive, your on right side of dirt, sorry if sounds crude, wishing you the best.
My thoughts are with you Sir.
You are a Hero.
You are Loved.
Thank You for being willing to protect my Family and myself through your Service.
Wow. Thank god brady is able to get back out there and snatch a bass. A split second can change your life for sure. Had tears when the pics from the tourney were shown. Amazing community got together to lend a hand. Beautiful
What a story. This was a hard one for me to listen to. Brady’s story hit home with me. My son had open heart surgery at 2 days old and spent 83 days in the hospital. Now spends 2 days a week in PT and 2 days at the doc. God bless anyone in the medical/PT fields. They are truly special people.
Love your content. Always genuine and informative. Growing up in south La I've been on FOG in the Mississippi Delta that I almost couldn't see an arm length ahead of us. Terrifying. The thing I don't hear anyone talking about is the trend you've covered of having multiple 12" and bigger screens at the helm and on the bow and how it absolutely blocks visibility. Not only that, but fisherman are looking down at the screens while driving more and more. Fishermen with one or more giant screens in front of him while driving a 70MPH bass boat is a recipe for disaster. Throw in 100 boat college tourneys with young anglers behind the wheel and it makes me not want to be on water. Please consider doing a follow up to this video about the danger of this trend.
It was nice to hear you give a shout out to your PT’s. I’m a PTA and it can be a thankless job, however the feelings you get when one of your patients starts making progress or walking makes it all worth it.
The driver of the boat should be charged. You have a brand new $100k+ high end boat with multiple giant chartplotters and you hit the shore at high speed?! Who the hell runs down the lake at speed in foggy conditions without a chartplotter going?!
Be praying for you Brady. Trying to cut out negative vibes in my life don't even watch the news. Every day is a blessing even the bad days.
I have been raised on and in boats and water my whole life. My father owns a shop/dealership I have worked at forever. Water is unforgiving and there is no stopping. Fog scares the living hell out of me always has. God bless this man and his family.
I tell you what if there is one thing my Dad preached to me was running in fog ain’t worth it. Find some where to fish or just idle, just not worth it.
Amen Basscat.
I think he would a great ambassador to talk high schools and colleges. about what can happen in a second.
I’m curious with all the mapping and gps how this happened? Not trying to be a dixk I’m genuinely curious normally if it’s foggy my eyes are glued to the map
He did NOT do everything right! He was waaaay to fast for Fog that thick, there's video to prove it! He should be paying your doctor bills. 🤬🤬
I was in an accident back in '99 and have some lower leg problems. I use I-pilot to run my trolling motor. Keep your head up and don't let anyone else decide what you are capable of.
Unbelievable story. Wow. Brady is the man. Wishing him for more and more progressive recovery everyday 🙏
Need a license to drive a car, motorcycle, and plane. Why not a license with an on the water portion for marine vessels.
Also I sell insurance and the difference on liability from 300,000 to 1million is less than 60$ for the YEAR. Its one of the cheaper coverages on the policy.
Glad you made it! But for the love of god, stop calling a beanie a toboggan! A toboggan is a stye of snow sled! 😂
Brady mission accomplished. I shutter in awe right now how many foggy nights I’ve driven in. I will definitely head your story. My prayers and God bless.
Sorry but running that fast in foggy conditions is stupid. It’s great that this guy is even alive much less getting better
Glad eveyone is ok, ppl need to slow down, i was at a tx on oneida last yr, solid fog dude was ripping full blast literally drove up on a shoal cut the wheel so hard the boat was skipping side ways. Dude got so lucky another 100 feet that boat would of exploded. Why r u drving top speed in fog and dont u have a gps.
safety first and all tournament trails are lacking in enforcing safety postpone and live to fish another day just not worth the risk
I think high school should be regulated speed wise.
Happy Brady is doing so well!
Lots of etiquette opportunity in high school fishing. Many boat captains are as clueless as the anglers.
I’ve done it my whole life also, listening to this brings back memories of several sticky situations and I’ve witnessed guys get ejected. Definitely need to use good judgement, since Covid it seams every body of water has 10 times more anglers and a bunch of newbies. I’m 47 now and try to set a good example every time I launch. No trophy or envelope is worth it. I will also add, those rim canals down in Florida are NUTS!
Doing 40mph in the fog was the first problem. People in bass boats are really careless with their speed.
@@Garminrules sorry but the poster above you is right.
@@Garminrules doesn’t make it untrue. Are you driving 40mph on the road if you can’t see that far ahead?
@@Garminrules it’s not negative. He literally said the driver lowered the boat speed to 40 mph in the fog. Which means they were going faster before hitting the fog. It’s not negative. It’s the facts.
@@Garminrules people are careless in bass boats. You can’t tell me with a straight face a majority of bass fishermen haul a** to every spot? Think what you want. That’s reality.
@@Garminrules if that’s what you think clown shoes.
Bless this man! I’ve had both shoulders redone and both knees replaced. The knees were both at the same time. I can’t imagine the pain he endured because of how miserable I was. Amazing how he didn’t get depressed. Mad respect for Brady!!!!
Brady is inspiring. “It can always be worse”
Before GPS and mapping I put in the fog and was going to idle down the bank and get into a marina and wait it out. Lost the bank and made a complete circle back to the ramp. It's amazing how disorienting fog can be. Even with GPS doesn't stop you from hitting another boat.
I foolishly idled into the fog once on Clearlake. figured id idle across to my buddies place, no graph, 30 minutes later idling I ended up on the other side and couldn't recognize anything. then I saw a rock pillar dock and realized I had done a complete circle and had come back to near where I started. I heard a smaller boat doing circles out there and then he would kill it, then turn it back on and then kill it. I had to use the trolling motor and hug the shore for a quarter mile back to the dock it was that bad. you could see the end of the dock posts and that was it, no house, nothing. complete whiteout.
His story goes complete opposite of the old saying that a bad day of fishing is better than a good day at work. This happened at night on Ray Roberts and a life was lost.
I love how positive you are urine inspiration!!
I know exactly how that leg felt. I shattered my femur in 2010 and was on a Dilaudid drip in the hospital. Lucky for me, my doctors gave me Fentanyl and I spent five surgeries and 14 months recovering. I wish this man all the best in his recovery, as I can’t image being unable to walk that long.
Going 65 in fog is not “doing everything right”. People need to slow down.
I feel sorry for you man. I know how you feel, I broke my back and ribs in a boating accident. After watching this, alot of memories come back. Good Luck
No pun intended put DAMN....🤦♂️😳
Man thats crazy, this video will definitely help me not run in fog, it is just not worth it. Thank you for sharing this. Looking forward to watching a fishing trip with you taking brady fishing.
Brady is a helluva a good dude! And one of the best fisherman to ever live in Texas. Hope to see at Brannans this year.
Wow what a story. Seems like a really good guy wish the best for him. He definitely has a good attitude towards the whole thing
Dag on. I'm glad yall are still on top of the dirt able to talk about it 💪. Be Safe & Tight Lines Everyone. 👊
Just went looking for the shirt on the 6th sense website and can’t find it.
Sad to hear but buddy is a survivor!!! My worst fear is a boating accident. Glad he is alive and keeping on though. Most important part!!!
We take this for granted everyday until it is taken away from us
Holy Jesus!- my whole body ached watching this one- great video
It’s a miracle Brady is still alive. I hope his story helps everyone rethink how they treat fog on the water
Educational video idk about great
I remember that day. Kevin and I were on the lake in a tournament and we got the news. We both stopped fishing and were in shock. Brady’s impact in the fishing world was evident before, But it’s truly evident how invaluable he really is after his accident. Really special dude.
Fog is no joke.. take the boat to the bank and don't risk it.
This video has made me be even more cautious on the water. I'm guilty of being inpatient during a fog hold during tournaments. I will be patient and focus on my game plan during the wait from now on.
Glad you lived but man. Fog is scary. I wish you luck with your recovery and I hope some day you catch a bass over five for me.
Glad to see you recovered well. That was a bad one !!!!!!!!!!!
Brady is inspiring
Thank you for sharing your story!!! I’m sorry this happened. It’s super sad but you’re alive. You will be back at it!!
Can’t imagine what you’re going through. I’m behind more boat safety. I was fishing a tournament last year in my buddies boat and another boat collided with us and I was thrown out and broke three vertebrae and I thought the pain was unbearable at times and that was nothing compared to what you’re going through. God bless you man.
Very powerful message in this podcast, we’ll done. Thank you Brady for sharing your story.
A very inspirational story and such a positive attitude! I did let out a little chuckle when I heard the gasping response from Chris when Brady said I had to sell my truck and boat! I let out the same gasp when he said it as well thinking about how attached we are to our boats and trucks. Hope you get to keep fishing!
Thank you for sharing Brady’s story. His advice is important for everyone to hear, especially for the younger anglers. Out here on the California Delta folks drive too fast in the fog using their GPS and don’t realize how dangerous it is…
Great interview. I captain a high school team and there are some inexperienced captains out there. There should be some rule about low visibility fog and max boat speeds so that everyone has to adhere to the same rule. Cruising at 15 mph would reduce damage or possible fatalities significantly if a collision would occur,
Brady doesn’t know how many of us feel inferior by his toughness.
Whenever I see people not wearing life jackets while running in a video or in person I always comment in hopes it sparks something in them to wear one. Hell I just watched Scott Martin's daughter not wearing one. No matter how much experience on the water you have things happen out of our control. I know it wouldn't have done much in this accident but I've seen so many other injuries and deaths that could of been prevented or that were prevented from having on a life jacket.
Stay safe out there y'all God bless 🙏
This is subject close to myself and brings back the scariest three seconds of my life. A good ole drunk from Alabama works at Tindall. PM or something upper management. Had two bar flys in the boat and smoked us. I was thrown out and hit the his engine on the way out. Thank God, I did not end up broke up as I hit the water. Life jacket on or I would not be typing this. It did knock me out and when I come too, I sucked half the river in my lungs and stomach. Crazy driving kills folks.
Come to 3/17/24, St June tourney in our area (FOGGY). Dude with two jr high/ high schoolers in the boat running a Z19 w/200 doing better than most Zs ya see. Past us and zig & zag in & out traffic. 40 or so went our way. Well got what you figured ran a ground HIGH & DRY. The only boat to do so. Sorry so long, but as I say, this is close to my heart. Power on my brother, I pray more blessing on ya than God has already given you.
This just gives me goosebumps. I’m sad to hear this story!!! Ugh
This made me emotional man. Glad this fella is even alive still!
We can’t take it for granted boys and girls 💪🏽 appreciate this one Zaldain
Brady is a absolute trooper and a hell of a fisherman.
Absolutely amazing story. His positive attitude is breathtaking.
God bless you sir!! Get well! That said: There's no reason for this crash to have occurred. The driver was going way to fast for conditions. And obviously not paying attention to map/electronics. I've never had an occasion where going faster than 40mph was necessary. I fish gigantic lakes in Ontario and many in N. Wisconsin. Water has no forgiveness. Can't stop on a dime. Can't turn on a dime. Never know what's in the water on any particular day. And of course other boaters with same challenges. Very happy to see you are recovering. NOTE to all fisherman. Take it easy guys...
I’ve been involved in two ! My first the steering locked up going about 40 and hit a tree !! Bloodied up a bit but all good !! The 2nd was a doozy !! Running about 70 and a alligator popped up about 20 yards in front nothing I could do ! Up on pad it threw me 90 degrees right straight into a big spoil bank ! Being 6’5 270 I took the console with me. I flew about 30 yards broke my leg and a wrist. So fortunate to be alive it was almost 2 hours before a boat passed and saw me. It sucked I ruined their fishing day too ! They helped me in their boat and got me back to the landing. They stayed with me until EMS got there to bring me to the hospital. Both were before cellphones ! Those boys went back to the scene and got all my tackle and picked up all the debris ! Yup angels are real ! About 3 years later I was in a tournament where a passenger in a boat got killed when they hit a bridge piling after hitting a wave in a sharp turn ! We just never know. Boats don’t have breaks !!
Such an important subject. Thank you.
I hate to say it but someone is at fault, the driver. Most boaters now seem to think they can go like hell and seem to think nothing will ever happen. In low vis situations the only way to lessen the danger to you and OTHERS is SLOW DOWN A LOT. Imagine hitting another boat at that speed with people in it, I have personally been involved in the rescue of a low speed bass boat crashing into another boat fishing. It ain't good folks and thank god no one was seriously hurt. There should be rules set with penalties, real penalties for tournament fishers. I watch boats run 60+ all the time. Even in good weather it only takes one unseen log to make it a really bad day. I hope you are able to continue to recover and get your life back to "normal".
I fished a BASS Pro Am in 1995 at Lake Seminole and my first day pro partner ran full speed in fog. It scared me to death. I will never drive in fog, I don't care what my partner thinks, he can stay at the dock !!
Man that’s crazy.i never run in the fog in a spot I haven’t already recorded on my gps track.But when we do it’s only at plan speed 15 mph.I’ve run across Rayburn and Toledo bend and the marsh in the fog all the time.This guy was crazy for not stopping and idling as soon as he hit fog.Definitely wouldn’t have him a s a fishing partner again.
Don’t understand how U don’t have insurance to cover your family and yourself. I have spent a future on policies and changed my locations to get it. I sure would like to have tried thinks without insurance but I wanted protection.
Hey man come to Table Rock and I’ll take you fishing! Bring the boys.
No common sense from this driver !! Can't fix stupid ! Everybody knows you slow down in foggy conditions.
Good Luck Brady... Sending Good Energy your way... By the way... My name is Matt Winans
Absolutely fantastic video with Brady. Brady’s right, 3 seconds can change a life. But he has the right attitude, it ain’t about Brady, and he’s absolutely right!! God is good no matter what my path is to be 👍😊
Amen
Very moving. Thank you all for sharing!
Fog is no joke, on land or water. Was on a powerboat poker run up on Lake Michigan, never been there before, we all start to roll out around 8:30-9:00 in the morning, cloudy and overcast conditions, I was around 6th or 7th to pull out and didn’t make it a hundred yards under idol throttles and out of nowhere this fog rolls in, it was so heavy and thick I couldn’t see my navigation light and I was driving my 42ft Fountain! Talk about worried about getting hit from any direction, everyone did just sit on idol in neutral. Radios don’t help if you can’t see 8ft in front of yourself. A blackout is one thing a white out is a different story! Glad this guy survived and lived to tell about it! Wishing him and his family the most well wishes and best of luck!
I was in a tourney and my buddy ran into the fog. no gps so he stopped. 2 boat flew past us at 50mph.. it was terrifying and lucky to be alive.
I did a lot of competitive shooting and fog rules were always you had to have 1000 yard visibility before the range cpuld go hot. It sucked because there were days when match was supposed to start at 7 but would be in fog delay until 9 or later. Which obviously sucks and no one wants to do that but we never questioned the safety value of it.
Wow. What a nightmare ordeal. Prayers for you and your family, Brady. I admire your positivity!
Best wishes on complete recovery, you'll get there. May I recommend? Aviation has collision emanate alarms for mid air collision. I'm sure who ever makes it would be interested in equipment to put on bass boats. My father always told me, all the rules in the world will not save you if you don't follow them. Hope to see a video of you lifting a trophy in the near future.
I believe a boaters license should be a must. I’ve seen many of young rich assholes with more money than sense go out and buy a 40ft plus offshore boat and don’t have a damn clue how to operate it or any lake sense or common sense just seen other guys operate their vessels and all the wild women these boats pull in. Just watch the UA-cam video of the no driving operator driving that 34ft fountain across the lake at Mach 1 and don’t have a clue of what he’s down and loses control, gets thrown out of the captains seat and gets knocked out! The only thing that saved him
And his passengers is that he actually had the kill switches attached to his wrist! Pretty funny video!
Fog is no joke, you want to shut down immediately but also have to take into account being hit from the boats behind you. I’ve never trusted a GPS in the fog.
So sorry to hear about the accident. You mentioned not being able to work a trolling motor, well I have an idea for you. I had a boat and I wanted to troll slowly for catfish, but I needed to be able to look toward the rear of the boat, but of coarse, the trolling motor was on the front of the boat. So I had one of those workout seats that had the foot raising apperatus's and there was a piece on there that was about 18 inches long and had a 45 degree bend on one end of it, so I mounted it onto the foot pedal of the trolling motor and I could reach behind me and turn the trolling motor while looking at the rear of the boat. As for controlling the speed of the motor, I attached a PWM controller to the motor and thus had TOTAL speed control from 0 to 100% via a potentiometer, plus, I also mounted a 3 way switch so I had forward, neutral, and reverse. It was cool because I could troll as slow as I wanted. I hope this helps. Bill.
I no your pain I snap my themer in half 12:inchrod 10screw. Snap that themer in no joke hang in bro tim Tobin st Louis I will keep u in my pray it sucks in pain all the time
Actually is what needs to be done for what you're talking about is number one in order to do bass boat tournaments we need to do licenses for captains You're either a captain so that you know what the rules for the water is not the little DNR sticker saying that you've been to a safety class You have to have a captain's license and you have to go through Captain's course so that way you know what that rules on the waters are and what the consequences can and will be this way instead of doing everything blind you actually know before you get foolish I used to do the tournament scene I used to do just what you're saying but after I got my captain's license I learned more that everything I was doing on the Great lakes was illegal as hell and people need to wake up and if you're going to promote this operations then those individuals now I'm sorry but at the age of 18 you're able to have a captain's license before you enter into a tournament you must show that you are a captain if you're not you don't do the tournament plain and simple
I had a scare on Norris Lake at night ..I grew up on this lake and know it very well and one night a buddy and me were out running down the main Channel after the fall draw down had started and I misjudged the location of a an island that was only summerged underwater about a foot and we plowed right over the island and the boat slammed sideways and we both got slung into dash…luckily I had a gut feeling to back off throttle seconds before and minimal damage occurred but I learned a whole new level of respect for running at night
Wow, What an accident. I have been on the water when fog set in and it scared me. Too many boats on the lake and I could hear them. I trolled to the bank and hugged it. I was still scared until it lifted. Common sense should take over.
Very good Chris, thank you
Instead of call it a fog delay maybe call it a “Brady delay” . That way when people are trying to figure out what a “Brady delay”
The story gets shared and it might be more of an awareness rather than a “hey we need to get out on the way now” kind of thing. Just and idea
Wait.. it took 4 days and multiple surgeries later for his wife fo make it 2 hrs away?
And there is a few gentlemen that do do tournaments that are handicap and for your boat modification for a trolling motor you can use the autopilot system where then you're using your hand to operate the autopilot system and you're also able to use the steering wheel as all your throttle and everything can be with your hands a friend of mine races ATVs and on his ATV he is paralyzed where he cannot use his legs at all He's paralyzed from the waist down He has everything on his steering wheel also with your vehicle instead of you having to crawl down the side of your truck You can also have the truck modified you can have the cream put in the back of your truck where it lifts your wheelchair out right next to your door or you can have the your seat will pivot so that you slide the the seat turns outward so that you are then right in front of your wheelchair when it's laid right in front of you and you can also have the second seat where it lowers right behind the driver seat lowers your wheelchair rate to you I used to deal with looking up all this information for a business that I had for the handicap You need to and there is so many things that can be done now for you
You please give me a call . I made a item for bass boat and I was told no can't do it ask Randy VanDam what Charles Blakeman had in his boat
Go back to the original 18' with a 150hp model that BASS had in place.
Always call your wife before you call 911, it will give you an excuse to get off the phone!