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have you guys seen this? Scarey stuff
https://nypost.com/2018/01/17/fisher...ught-on-video/
These guys are reeling in a fish when this boat comes at them and crashes right over their boat as they dive in the water. Luckily there weren't little kids on board. |
I had a well known charter capt run his boat right at me a few years ago because I was casting at "his" fish. The A in type A stands for a$$hole
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Didn't a boat run over a boat right front of Watch Hill last year and kill him.
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That right there is why, for kayakers, great whites are less of a concern compared to boat traffic.
Hmmmm...let me put the boat to full throttle and go take a nap....my legs are tired. |
Typical Com day at the Race
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This your 1st Time ? I’m at 4 times. Each out east of Stellwagen, 3 times intentional because I was fishing in Their ocean, 4th time was on auto pilot. 1 was a well known former 100 ft head boat out of Lynn Ma.. 2nd & 3rd Times were commercial Gill netters out of Gloucester. 4th was a big dragger out of Scituate. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Plenty of kayakers have 0 common sense on the water paddling their little plastic boards through high traffic areas. Hull Gutt in Boston is a good example. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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In my Hobie I always have a life jacket on if I'm anywhere near boat traffic, even if the water is bath water warm and with the peddle drive I can have that puppy up to over 4knots in seconds. If I even think there is a boat coming my way and not paying attention (no evidence of a course change), I'm moving quickly to give them room.
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Flags should be mandatory for yaks - you guys are tough to see
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Few things more nerve racking that tooling out at purple dawn and almost running over Yaks with NO Frikin LIGHTS |
I'm amazed no one gets killed down craigville during albie season
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Considering this thread its probably fair to note....both boaters and kayaker can be accused of being foolish....and have 0 common sense. I have not kayak fished since I have moved back to the East coast. Out in CA, I often had party boats park right up next to me. Never failed to amaze me. Miles of ocean everything is quiet and the guy comes spewing diesel exhaust, sees me, pulls up, and then takes 15 minutes setting anchor on the reef churning up all the water and making it like a big mud slick. Hahahhaaha. I dont know how many times boat fisherman come up on my location as a surfcaster. One time a guy persisted in getting closer and closer. He was within a 3/4 cast. I sent a few casts to illustrate what my range was. He didn't care. I just dropped my rod and sat back and watched as the bigshot hung is boat up on the reef in front of me. Not everyone has common sense, its not the activity, its the operator. |
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Rule #1 on the water. Biggest boat always wins 😜 Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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How is this different from a semi truck running over a Prius?
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I’ll never get the look for where the boats are fishing mentality.
It’s a God damn big ocean. Infinite choices. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Was this at Folk Fest?
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I will never forget the day when I was about 8 or 10 years old on my grand parents boat and some idiot motored through the folk fest fleet at a fast clip in his big steel schooner. He ended up punching his bow sprit right through the back of a 60 foot motor yacht. The sound was amazing. Crunching fiber glass, splintering wood. Snapping forstay. And then screaming women and angry yelling men. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I read it was a 74 year old guy that was confined to a motorized cart while on land. He admitted he was sitting down at the time of the accident and could not see directly in front of him - because he was on plane. :rollem: |
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