How to Dock a Boat in Under 50 Seconds! (Part 1) #shorts

This is part 1 of how to dock a boat! I will be doing different types of boats (1 engine and multiple engine) and different type of scenarios for docking. Let me know if you want a more detailed video and I will make them longer!

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[markdavenport]

Never approach anything faster than you're willing to hit it. Nice job!

[blueninja]

That turn towards the dock and reverse trick is really helpful when I'm trying to direct an inexperienced boater. They simply slide into place.

[frankjohnson]

Yup, how its done ✔ 👏 👍 Now that you've got that done, toss in some good winds and current, and you're in MY house 😉😉

[mightykodiak]

I just got in my boating license up here in New York. And docking is genuinely the most anxiety inducing part for me. I got an old boat, only cost about five grand and I’m always bumping the damn thing against the dock. Only bumped one time yesterday though! I’m getting there! Lol

[paulne]

Works this way as long as someone is on the dock to help you. If you are by yourself, as the bow almost touches the dock, attach a forward spring line to the dock with a little extra slack. Then steer away from the dock at lowest forward speed, which brings the stern to the dock, at which time you tie a stern line. Shut off motor.

[stevefarrimond]

I know there’s only a tiny amount of current. But best practice would be to spin it round and moor upstream.

That way you can keep slowly steering until you gracefully touch the mooring.

[mattgurin]

You're absolutely right, but it's a whole lot easier when you're going in a forward direction how about backing into that slip, not being negative give it tutorial on that with a single engine a lot of people will benefit

[woodchippah]

Can’t forget to chuck the lines at the dockhands face

[evanbridges]

Dude….cruise in hard at an shallow angle point the motor at the dock and reverse hard for a quick second. Like a boss

[lindamishalanie]

This is easy. Add 2 foot waves and 10 mph winds and a rock shore and multiple boats moored.

[markmorgan]

Is that a cruisers yachts? That looks like their South Beach Edition. If not what kind of boat is that? It’s a pretty one that’s for sure. I love the color combo.

[BurchellAtTheWharf]

Gotta remember this is got an outboard, or outdrive, but inboard straight drive, when pulling off the last step, is trun the rudder away from the dock and it will coast the stern of the boat in

[gmogfx]

Can you do other type of docking? Like reversing in between 2 poles or between boats

[pascalruedin]

And you end up three feet away from the dock, great…. Not realy the right way to dock your boat

[aleksander]

You go 45 degrees in the rock the turn the front out and then you steer the motor the other way and little reverse and thats al you need and i work on boats

[MrKveite]

Now let us see the same with 50mph wind from the dock side....oh and remember to take the 70-80 mph gusts into consideration....

[trentdawg]

I need a home on the water with a dock ….hell ya thats the life right there

[theone]

Coming in hot gives you a lot more control of the boat

[Eggugat]

My motor is the stiffest thing to turn. So i come in as slow as possible and just hop off 😂

[K.Vereen]

Additionally, remember to take into account the Wind.😮