My Last Tow Before I Quit!!! | 43ft Beneteau

Well Ken, on to bigger an better things mate, ur ex employer obviously didn't know a great employee when he had one. I want to say thanks for helping all those people and boats by getting them safely to a dock. I hope we see u back on the water soon Dufuss xx🌈👍💪🌟Perfect Ending!!!

Well Sir ..Its been enjoyable watching your videos ...They will be missed Fair winds Captain Ron .Naples Florida

Thank you for your service sir!

Your customer service and skill is top shelf so you shouldn't have a hard time finding a new place to work and hello from NJ

I've enjoyed your videos Good luck in the future

As soon as i saw the deck i knew it was a shamrock predator. Love those boats

His lost big time thank-you for teaching us so much

Love watching your videos. Just started my own channel for the work I do up in Michigan at one of the busiest TowBoat ports in the country!

As someone who was a tow operator on land I completely understand recording if nothing more for liability reasons. I can’t imagine working for someone that didn’t want you to cover your butt or so you can learn if you did screw up.

God Speed MY Friend

I used to hate getting calls for sail boats. Most I encountered were inexperienced. They would call in saying they lost power and needed towed into Marco Marina. They would usually call in about 20 miles south of Marco even though they had 15 knot winds.

I am waiting for the big reveal with high hopes for a new direction for You Captain Ken.

Well, this companies poor decisions have let some other company gain a very experienced and capable tow boat operator Nice job Capt Ken!

Your last toe the reason why I watch the show made me want to get BoatUS coverage if they let you go then I will try other company lol

How in the world can that guy not know to put the line under the railing (did you call it a lifeline?).

Sorry to hear this, hope it all works out for you. Is the big reveal you get your own boat?

At the beginning of the tow it looked like his rudder was turned to port. Did the water over the rudder self correct this? Nice boat. Questionable seamanship. Good video. Thanks.

6bt in that shamrock bangin away!

I suppose not disclosing to the client or your boss that you’re recording for your private broadcast could violate some service or employment contract. I’m not a lawyer. Unlike filming at a beach or park, which are public spaces, you’re recording someone’s private property, kind of like paparazzi. I haven’t seen any inappropriate videos of wives’ butts or children, but the client doesn’t know that. If anything, recording is a smart CYA move for insurance and safety purposes, documented proof of your skills if some jerk wants to try to pin some damage, accidental or that he caused, on you. Maybe just tell your new boss your recording plan and post a sign for customers. Technically, that could be evidence if god forbid something goes wrong and someone gets hurt. Appreciated watching your seamanship skills. Thank you for your videos. Good luck with your new boss. Fair winds.

Much of the tow business seems to involve sea sickness--brown bottle flu.