Haulover Inlet

[Blueone]

i follow this guy on Instagram .... I think he lives there filming boats

Man overboard

https://www.instagram.com/p/CDWtahalvQN/?igshid=eokr4mhsqxyi

 

[Gofirstclass]

I think you're right about him living there. He has a lot of videos on YouTube and he seems to really know his boats because he identifies them buy make and model when they come in or go out.

 

[Golfman25]

There are several haulover videographers. Search You tube. Some pretty cool stuff.

 

[Creekwood]

I found him in the winter. If funny that in the winter it seems so captivating to watch the boats going in and out of that inlet. I think I watched almost all of them.

 

[Jaybeaux]

Here is the YouTube Channel.

From the Comments section:
UPDATE PLEASE READ : Jorge is the man who went overboard and is in the comment section. Aside from losing a pair of sunglasses, he is okay thankfully. After a conversation with Jorge, he informed me he swam to the rocks. He expressed that he was overwhelmed by the immense support and concern displayed by our community and is thankful to all those who put in effort to see him home safe and sound. Thanks again guys for all your messages and your efforts! We don't know what happened to the man overboard. Our team reached out to local patrol agencies and could not find any info. Hope he's okay. Edit: Our camera guy did not notice the overboard on scene. He figured they made a u turn because something (not a human) had fallen off. Keep in mind you don't see the actual overboard because the waves are in the way. We picked up on what happened during the editing process. Hope this helps you guys understand.

 

[Bridog]

And the 18’ Seaboss handled better than the rest. Hahaha

 

[Creekwood]

And the 18’ Seaboss handled better than the rest. Hahaha

Its also really educational to see how different techniques work or don’t work. ANd what hulls handle better. I think technique wins over hull. Some pretty impressive offshore hulls get squirrelly in the wrong hands, and some inshore hulls ride through without drama.

 

[ocgrant]

That inlet is a pain in the ass... Not so much the swells just the idiots that swerve or slow down in front of you out of no where. Too many times in my Princess did I stress out because of some idiots move in front of me. My air horns always came in handy when I go through there. I prefer to use government cut when all possible.