YOU ARE CLUELESS #24....LITERALLY..VID

[WAHOONBOX]

WHILE COMMERCIAL BFT FISHING THE OTHER DAY....TARADISE FILMED THIS EVENT WHILE TROLLING .....

HERE IS ONE OF THE COMMERCIAL BFT BOATS .....

QUITE FRANKLY....I AM CERTIFIED SPEECHLESS ON THIS ONE


YOU HAVEN'T A CLUE AS TO WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE!

AND LITERALLY....CRANK IT UP.....REALLY.

3774

[shoefish]

You got me Marty, I don't have a clue. Did they put a couple of giants ON the outboards?

[Randy Stinchcomb]

I sea the 47' boat was after them off the NC sea-coast, I'd say drug runners

[WAHOONBOX]

6 KNOTS TOP SPEED...MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF WHITE WATER......FULL THROTTLE I ASSUME......HEADING UNKNOWN AND VERY UNSTABLE....SOMETIMES A FULL 360 WAS WITNESSED ....

NO TUNA VISIBLE BY OUR CREW.....

[HOLWACHAGOT]

OH MY. This guy was famous before he ever made it back to the docks! When you say it is OK BOX...I am gonna put the video up of the dual radio action going on...Channel 12 and 16 were quite comical on this day. Saturday right? We must have been fairly close to you...I am guessing this video above was filmed near the "big ten"...


When BOX says OK the radio conversation will be posted....along with more video.


There were DEFINITELY NO TUNA in the boat...

Holwachagot

[WAHOONBOX]

ROCK ON...........OKAY.

[rarhomes]

Did they end up sinking ?

At lease the CG was close by.

Capt. Rick

[FinRazr]

As Rick James would say"Cocaine is a helluva drug".I have no idea but can't wait to hear.

[Boonebird]

Man was that a 50 cal that ripped by your ear. Maybe we should slow down a little. Some people just should not be on the water.

[esangler]

In August of 2000 while running out from Wachaprague, we hit something barely submerged, heard it, but didn't seem like a big deal. A few minutes later, the center console outboard became sluggish and when I looked back, water had already filled up the false bottom and was rising rapidly. I immediately pulled back on the throttle (big mistake) and tried to make a 180 and head back for the beach. When I tried to power up, all of the water, which was now over ankle-deep, rushed back towards the stern and we could not get the bow down. That is what we must have looked like til the batteries got covered up and we lost power. If not for my friends in the Wachapreague fleet who heard my Mayday shout, I might not be typing this today!