Bayliner - How to Drive and Dock a Boat

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weareanonmyous wecannotbestopped - 6 years ago

Why do old pple have boats

Traveling with Rick - 6 years ago

Thanks good video nice boat

Boats, Fishing, Guitars & Rock n Roll - 7 years ago

Great video with great tips, Thanks for sharing. but I would have a couple of fenders either side and the safety cord attached too. Greetings from Crete, Greece

SonixD - 7 years ago

He didn't even put the fenders on.

aguyandhiscomputer - 7 years ago

SonixD
Fenders are on cars...

Ivan Novak - 7 years ago

thats the worst docking i ve ever seen

John Smith - 7 years ago

Step one,,use bumbers clown boy

April Banks - 7 years ago

Thank you for the tips

Juan Perez - 7 years ago

April Banks you are welcome sexi mami

michael walker - 7 years ago

this is important for us old salts who are getting a sterndrive boat I will be happy to learn as old salts we need these videos that's good idea I will be learning to drive a sterndrive boat in the future and what are the skills I need to learn I am a rookie with sterndrive boats that video is good for us old salts who want to learn

Paul Cowie - 8 years ago

One hand on throttle at all times, (basic safety)

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Yam Ada - 8 years ago

step 1 sell bayliner step 2 buy a glastron step 3 get all the bitches and go skiing and tubing and wakeboarding

imadvizinyounow - 7 years ago

Yam Ada Where do I send the bill?

nocoolname32 - 8 years ago

step 1. don't buy a bayliner

HP11208 - 7 years ago

rogue warr lol

rogue warr - 7 years ago

buy whatever you want and can afford ...it's your life .not some asshole like nocoolname32 telling you not to buy a bayliner boat or any boat for that matter. get a life ,and a better site name ..dip shit

anesthes - 8 years ago

Don't be a tard.

nocoolname32 - 8 years ago

+Jason Nostro bahahaha OK, and a car is a car, mercedes or chevy all the same, corvette or cavelier

Jason Nostro - 8 years ago

Why because it's an entry level boat? A boat is a boat buddy.

Joseph Riggs - 9 years ago

If wind or current is pushing you at the dock, there's no reason to hit the dock at an angle. I would definitely say throw out a couple of fenders just for your boat's sake, but coming in at an angle is only really appropriate when you're getting blown away from the dock. You should be just nestling up with your boat parallel to the dock, and eventually you should be able to pretty much "parallel park" the boat between two fixed points on the dock. Nobody ever talks about the bow moving across the water. It is not fixed like a car's tires. The bow will continue to move sideways to starboard or port (depending on the direction one is going) even when doing the classic, "turn the wheel the opposite direction and put it in reverse." Eventually the bow will catch up, but you need to leave enough space between you and the dock to allow for this.

Misaki Knight - 9 years ago

I love going boating even during the summer when it
it is soo hot thank you for doing this

aguyandhiscomputer - 7 years ago

Misaki Knight
I like boating in the winter but the ice slows me down.

NickGaming19 - 8 years ago

Me to

asmar24knuts - 9 years ago

asshole you hit the boat like 100 times that's not professional and going to mess up the paint

aguyandhiscomputer - 7 years ago

josh summers
Yeah, Chris Burger has a Cobalt and is rubbing our noses in it :) A Cobalt is my dream boat. Such great lines.

josh summers - 8 years ago

+Chris Burger that sounds like a nice boat that you have

Chris Burger - 8 years ago

+Denis Kljunic
Agree to a point... If the rubber rails are in good shape and if no nails or screws are exposed, rubbing against the rubber strip will only make a small rub rash. However, many docks have no, missing, or questionable rub rails. Truth is, not everyone cares about hull rash like I do. The advice I got was to use large (15") round bumpers, and after two years and 130 hours on the lake, I have yet to get a mark on my dark blue hull. I run a '13 Cobalt 232.

jaspertaawesome - 8 years ago

+Denis Kljunic what paint all I see is gel

Denis Kljunic - 9 years ago

+asmar24knuts the dock has two thick rubber strips at the end which you can see in the video. the serve the same purpose as fenders would so there's absolutely no damage to the boat or paint.