Guys, I Can't Make This Boat Ramp Stuff Up...

Boat loading tip: When backing the trailer in, only put 2/3 of the bunks into the water so you can see 1/3 out of the water. Drive or pull the boat close enough (about halfway) up the trailer. Hook the winch on and crank the boat up. By doing this, the boat will center itself between the bunks and not float around. I find this the fastest and easiest way. Hope it helps.

Make what up? He got it, was carefull, obviously a beginner, did damn good in my opinion. Nobody does it quickly and perfectly in the beginning

We all start out as beginners, maybe put the phone down and give the folks some pointers.

Gotta say, I've never seen someone get tired of watching and jump in the water to help. Lord have mercy.

People will sit there and watch. Instead offering a hand.

That was extremely nice of the man to help out we all need it from time to time

I couldn't imagine watching someone struggle and not offering to help but instead record them bcz making content was more important.

Contrary to popular belief that's actually good for the bottom. running it up on the ramp gives you more grip in those fast turns.

He's a beginner, give him a brake. You had to learn also, maybe he had nobody to teach him. Why did you go help him by teaching him boat ramp etiquette instead of trying make fun of him.

That poor bass boat

Within 5 seconds I knew they needed some guidance. A good way to talk him nicely mightve been. "Hey, how are yall doing? Did yall catch anything? After he responds politely say, hey the piers on the side of the launch are really good places to put your boat. It would probably be easier for your wife to get out right there too. Concrete will be rough on that fiberglass wherebits rubbing..The Cletes on the piers are to tie your boat too. If you do that you can keep your motor running if you want and then back your trailer down and put your boat on it. Yall have a real nice boat. You need some help getting it on the trailer or anything.

I did better docking my grandpa's boat at 8yrs old, with him yelling at me the whole time 😂

I have put boats in two or three times without plugs,gotten out of the channel a couple of times at least.we all have to learn. I respect him for learning something new.

Hearing the lower unit on that Javelin hit the concrete hurt my soul. The brain wasnt braining lol

I'm a 3rd generation commercial fisherman. I've spent many years on in Kentucky on Lake Barkley and Ky lakes. Man I've seen and met some interesting humans that did NOT belong on the water. Love your channel

"Bless their hearts"

This is exactly why I refuse to buy a used boat. 🤦‍♂️

YT is lame for recommending this video. He did fine. He’s probably new to boating. Why shame him?

As my mother would say, "If you have nothing good to say, then say nothing."

I can see him telling the Boat Dealer, "Shut up, I don't need not instructions from you I know what to Do." And on Monday brings boat back complaining of Underside Damage.