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Scooter taj206 - 6 years ago

Wtf

CnEvry Ting - 6 years ago

3:20 what a theme song

Dovey14 - 6 years ago

I was fishing a papio tournament, and another fisherman was in his kayak, and his son was in another kayak, I was heading back to shore when they yelled at me for help. The dad was sinking, and he wanted me to help his son. I towed them both to shore with my AI hobie. I didn't even know the guys

Bill Johnson - 6 years ago

Freakin awesome dude!

Copperhead Fishing - 6 years ago

Great video! Important info!

Chris S. - 6 years ago

subscribed! nice work by both.

Larry Hardee - 6 years ago

Yeah

vaseem s - 6 years ago

some thing wrong with those kayaks cause i seen its a second video of those style kayak sinking ,they should do some research on that particular shape ad dynamics before they manufacturer and sell

Ryan Johnson - 6 years ago

Need a VHF call PAN PAN, channel 16

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John Dickenson - 6 years ago

You did well bud that must have been painfull to keep that paddaling up that distance.good thing you were there

FUKKdaSYSTEM XD - 6 years ago

You luckiiii

DJ Cutz - 6 years ago

God Bless You!!!!!! your Friend was very lucky to have you with him

something1844 - 6 years ago

now that is a FRIEND!!!

Chou Lao - 6 years ago

will maybe if you help him out earlier when he was slowly sinking it would be better but shit you wait till he was almost going down what a lously buddy.

Pescador Labrax - 6 years ago

Like + subscription

Damnit Bobby - 6 years ago

fill the inside with spray foam

atmm89 - 6 years ago

all the best to you guys, great partners

JR Munroe - 6 years ago

nice man sir!!!

Cool Yang - 6 years ago

Something similar happened to me. I’m a rookie kayaker and left the drain hole open. Water got inside and before you even notice it, you couldn’t even balance the kayak, causing it to flip.

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0323mohammed - 6 years ago

5 miles, I could almost feel the burn , not sure I would have lasted 5 minutes,

LamaAdventurevlogs - 6 years ago

OUHH

Paderick Monahan - 6 years ago

Beer well deserved

MrBammbalamm - 6 years ago

I white water kayak and we don't go with empty space in the hull. get a float bag that'll fill the space then you cant sink...and what's up with the scuba flag. Shouldn't be flying that without a scuba diver under water.

mhysas Jewel - 6 years ago

Awesome video! Hobies are expensive, but worth every penny when you have to rely on them.

indio Maya/ Azteca - 6 years ago

Why don't they built in a solar pump

ProjectHitman - 6 years ago

The music in the background at 3:41 is basically perfect for the situation

Michael Towler - 6 years ago

i use a Home made pvc scupper holes Cart and have for a long time. Would it be worth fiberglassing around the scupper holes inside the Kayak to strengthen them and would it actually make tham stronger? Seeing as you are going a fair way offshore do you think you should fill up your unused Kayak Hull spaces with blocks of flotation material.

MIchael Brown - 6 years ago

How and why did he start sinking???

Reel-Lentless - 6 years ago

Ole boy was working his butt off but just too heavy and too far to go. Why you should have someone close whenever possible and between the two of you saved all his gear!!

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Bromethius88 - 6 years ago

So basically a HOBIE is the reason he’s still alive and back to shore. Listen up girls and boys. Save your money and get a hobie. Quit the foreplay and go by one. It’s the real deal. Proven to be safe especially in the ocean. I bet that guy will upgrade and a get a PA14 after this incident so far from shore.

Ivan Konstantinov - 6 years ago

Trash this kayak, if you find any crack, just don't repair it, and stay away from drifter kayaks in the first place, they seem like a brittle material made of... It pays to pay few hundred more but buy a beast of a kayak in reliability, and quality material. Generally a really good kayak runs into one grand. A good idea is to have a bilge pump just one from Walmart, if it could handle salt water, or I guess any is better than none, and get a lightweight battery, like optima may be. A pump surely would have kept this man afloat easily, and the power of a good optima battery would be more than enough for just five miles to cover to get out. If you go into ocean alone on a kayak, having no bilge pump is insanity... Learn, and fix once lesson learned, you never know what piece of debris you could run into, in the ocean, and get your vessel damaged, and leaking...

Ivan Konstantinov - 6 years ago

That tells if you get a new kayak, to start looking for some kind of spray coating or some that rolls on with a brush, something rubberized, or else that could work, preferably lightweight, and that puts on thick coat, strong, and flexible. Get all the kayak done from inside, this situation is no kidding, could turn out the worst nigthmare, kayak lost, equipment lost, and a person themselves 5 miles away from the shore in the ocean... Sharks like some meat starting about 4pm... Glad you made it!!! Good job saving a buddy!

Cameron ツ - 6 years ago

Only if he had some flex tape.

Edinaldofeliz Oliveira - 6 years ago

ai sim amigo de verdade

Rick Atkins - 6 years ago

Good save, keeping your cool and hard ass work got you in. Get that pump

Glenn Cunningham - 6 years ago

I take my Plastic Bilge pump with me on every trip I t stays in the Hobie Pro 14 at all times.

Dale Mr. D Simmons - 6 years ago

You are a good friend sir. Great video.

Moose Knuckle - 6 years ago

Crazy experience fella. You should be thankful to have a friend like him.

Monster - 6 years ago

How the heck did it sink?

Miguel Ortiz - 6 years ago

I will use a metal sleeve like the one she use in the sink twist them together with the rubber grommet after you fixed it

SC EM - 6 years ago

This is a prime example of why a properly equipped sit inside kayak is much more safe, and practical on open water. Once that water gets inside that SOT you have no options even with a pump. It’s also why practicing rescue, and reentry techniques are crucial before going that far from shore. Knowing your own limitations, and those of your boat are not only wise, but responsible. Hope for the best, but definitely plan, plan, plan for the worst through every scenario.

Aroldo Rodriguez - 6 years ago

Great video. I have a prowler ocean kayak and I cap sized on a big river swirl scary stuff . Those kayaks are pretty waterproof but if the hatch opens by accident ( which happened to me ) it's scary was so hard to navigate with the hull filled up. Great companionship there btw big hug from a fellow angler from Venezuela.

Quarlow 12 - 6 years ago

Maybe invest in some buoyancy bags. Even if it leaks you won't sink. Nice recovery guys.

kfontenot91 - 6 years ago

And this people is why i always but always keep FLEXSEAL in my kayak at all times lmao

K Vue - 6 years ago

Got good taste music

toonses thecat - 6 years ago

Air bladder would have been useful there... even if you just stuffed a spare lifejacket or two in the cavity....

Burr Anderson - 6 years ago

Quite possibly the most boring video on YouTube.

hawaii custom fishing rod builder - 6 years ago

good job brada.

Island Hooking - 6 years ago

thank you

Abunai One - 6 years ago

When I had my first kayak, other than a leak, I had to time the afternoon winds! Once while at Newport Beach, CA, the afternoon winds were so strong I couldn't paddle in a straight line.

Could it be that pulling the kayak with the cart in the scupper holes with it fully loaded caused some strain on the plastic?

My boat took on some water once at Long Beach, CA but the bilge pump kept up so was able to make it back to the launch ramp.

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vivitar45 - 6 years ago

that yellow kayak looks like in bad condition just get rid of it and get a more dependable boat doesn't have duck tape all over it blocking other leaks and issues

Ice Montu - 6 years ago

Should of used Flex Tape

Patrik - 6 years ago

Awesome saving....=) Take care..!

Aidan Wheele - 6 years ago

Why does he have a dive flag on he shouldn’t unless he is diving

Pale Jonskin - 6 years ago

Wasted so much time man. I'd be pissed if I were that guy and you were just pedaling around me for a good camera angle.

FSU_V_Pad - 6 years ago

only one way to repair a kayak....

David M - 6 years ago

Omg could not believe it... Good thing you came along or he would not have made it on his own...

crazy Stupid - 6 years ago

Amazing save but it started to annoy me when he said whoo a lot

P Mag - 6 years ago

AAA kayak services...lol

Ian Sailing - 6 years ago

Yep a bilge pump would have made a difference, I got the manual one from Hobie when I bought my new T.I just in case.

Kyosanym - 6 years ago

Hell yeah! Nice save and good workout. Nice workout music too.

fishmut - 6 years ago

I’m now thinking of filling my Hull with styrofoam pieces to keep it afloat from sinking . This is a real lesson for all kayakers,glad you guys made it back , it also only takes a shark bite and guess what you got a punctured boat something else to consider while fishing or a sharp bit of reef anything can happen this video proves it.

Blake Hunt - 6 years ago

Yo, that looks like Maui were ur fishing

lLucky l - 6 years ago

mad that'd fucking suck. especially with all the poles and tackle.

Ryan Ramsey - 6 years ago

You Hawaiian af uncle

Kevin Kimball - 6 years ago

I have diy spray foam in the bow and stern of mine it might flood but won't sink.

Johnathon Castro - 6 years ago

This has happend to me before here in florida. The kayak started getting heavier and heavier luckily i was near a sanbar and a few islands but it got scary.

James Michael - 6 years ago

Sub'd

And the music, work it....

lake lizard - 6 years ago

a very optimistic and positive guy

Markus Rodriguez - 6 years ago

These songs are eerie and fit well to the time
That radio station is good
Good save man

Norcal Living - 6 years ago

you kept up a pretty good speed man, shouldve had a line in the water and done a little trolling

VULSx3 - 6 years ago

Why does he have a dive flag

Bill T - 6 years ago

You're the same guy who rescued the iguana?

ThrolyHD - 6 years ago

that was key west kayaking

SaysClanHD - 6 years ago

Bill T no

Anthony Poole - 6 years ago

Hot pipe weld that up.. not a problem

LAD Emailme - 6 years ago

Good lesson. I didn’t even know about side-kicks

Nytron - 6 years ago

That's why I bought a CTUG. Even with kayaks that have reinforced scuppers, I still wouldn't use carts that put stress on scuppers.

Jp86 - 6 years ago

Bilge pump would have came in handy

love2grow - 6 years ago

kayak water pumps are not that expansive and save you a trip back to land (that is if you don't have a hole in your kayak).

Mac Smitty - 6 years ago

Outriggers saved him

JackOfAllTrades - 6 years ago

Mac Smitty Along with a buddy.

dan theman - 6 years ago

Good job dude!! I keep about 10 pool noodles in my prowler just for this reason

1phone1gamer - 6 years ago

Time to try some Flex Seal/Tape. Lol

Pulsejet Lover - 6 years ago

Got my sub too brother. Glad you made it in. I thought 17 Miles on land one way was bad that is sick with two kayak.

Timothy Blackburn - 6 years ago

You Rock Brother!!! Great job, you saved your buddy's life for sure!!
Be safe out there.
God Bless.

Z71Ranger - 6 years ago

LOL... Craigslist Ad...Great Kayak For Sale... Used only one time... CHEAP...

John Sims - 6 years ago

You need THIS! (4 vids) https://youtu.be/Sa5tpbBl9FU

Muata Morris-omowale - 6 years ago

Great job! A good friend is always appreciated! Great teamwork! Hoorah!

Tim Brown - 6 years ago

sfcmmacro - 6 years ago

Pool noodles stuffed under your deck are a kayakers best friend. You can also find heavy duty vinyl air bladders that are designed for kayakers. They were originally developed for whitewater kayaking. If it can keep a yak filled with water afloat in class IV or V rapids you will be fine on flat water.

Shaun Sim - 6 years ago

Start saving H,D,P,E plastic from milk tops and containers cut up, Put in a tray and melt at 140 C for 15-20 min then you have plastic that can be put into your mold or cut up into strips so you can light one end and drip the plastic into the kayak hole, Job done! Don't buy the expensive welding strips when you can make your own for a emergency hull breach kit that weighs and cost nothing ;)

Styx62 Ga - 6 years ago

Glad no sharks were following glad you made it back

offroad king - 6 years ago

Woo-woooo almost der almost der

offroad king - 6 years ago

Love you vids tho bro keep it up

Jim Cornwall - 6 years ago

Good thing you were out with him. Would have been a good day for a call for help on the VHF radio... That far out from shore in Tupperware, you should have it along every trip!

Andrew Lines - 6 years ago

HERO ! ! !

Luke Rock - 6 years ago

...lived this nightmare last week while into a school of sharks. A reminder to always fish the buddy system offshore......

Maxima - 6 years ago

Nice vid and save. Imo, due to all the equipment and weight, its time to get a bigger boat.....

Solo Pesca USA - 6 years ago

Great job buddy

Michael Scherling - 6 years ago

Hazards of the sit on tops.. one option is to fill the void with some expanding foam.

thavorn khun - 6 years ago

Good thing you not alone out there

Benjamin sandström - 6 years ago

all i can say is. Huuuuh!

WesJaxRozdabBanG - 6 years ago

Glad to c it worked out. Your pedal drive and your preparation saved the day. Ty for the heads up on checking the scupper holes! Great tip! Stay safe!

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Black Warrior Lures - 6 years ago

Oh, wow! That's scary.

Nomad - 6 years ago

I changed to ctug-type wheels after seeing some of this happening with other people . To be honest these type of flatbed wheels can be a pain at first ,that's until I got rid of the strap that comes with it and put on a nice ratchet type strap . I put this so it lays forward of a couple of fittings on the deck and tighten it (don't go terminator on it ) ! and it hasn't slipped once and I don't worry about the scupper holes. Also you don't have to lift the boat any height to get it on the wheels ! I'm really glad you guys got back O.K. That was a Massive way back .Proves how strong that propulsion system is doesn't it ! I had to laugh as it brought back memories of an old saying that my ex-seaman dad said to me once ,when we were out sailing together ,he said that 'There is no better pump than a bucket and two frightened men ' : ) I hope you got back out and caught some fish soon after this .

Get Off Your Bass And Lets Fish - 6 years ago

Scupper holes .... one cracked, yup called it, they always crack

wickii snow - 6 years ago

Plan B should have been playing a man

Mani Baudilio - 6 years ago

Love the tunes !

Laser Games - 6 years ago

lucky lucky . well done

Joey 206 - 6 years ago

What is the black strip under his kayak?

mrairborneranger87 - 6 years ago

Thank God you guys are OKay

raymond bailey - 6 years ago

Good job life saved and lesson learned stay safe lads.

dabkiller 420 - 6 years ago

hey brotha what island are you on i just went to maui

Hartlepool Kayak & Coastal Fishing - 6 years ago

scupper trolley? man everyone who uses a scupper trolley, throw that shit away. buy a trolley that the kayak sits on top of, rather than the ones that have bars that go into the scuppers.

C-tug trollies are good but expensive, but there are cheaper options. !!! THROW ALL YOUR SCUPPER TROLLEYS AWAY !!!

Its not worth risking your very expensive kayak, and your priceless life, for a cheap as fuck trolley. throw them away peeps. not worth your life.

Andrew G - 6 years ago

My God get your gear and straps and shit together lol

Cheech - 6 years ago

bruddah do you kno de wae

WCS Paddlesports - 6 years ago

With a crack that big in the scupper, that boat will never be seaworthy again, especially if he wants to be able to use a cart with it (as a plastic welded crack would just re-open with all of that weight he's got in the back of his boat bouncing up and down on a cart). That's a pretty old Ocean Kayak and at this point probably is wearing thin in a few places. The best bet to make the boat functional again would be to seal off the scupper entirely, at which point you'd be cutting half of your boats ability to self bail off, and most likely yielding it unable to bail fast enough to make it through the surf. The scupper is the hardest part of a boat to weld, and also one of the most structurally important, so even with a lot of skill and a good weld job, the odds of it lasting are pretty slim. That time or money would be much more well spent looking for a used boat on craigslist that has a tight hull.
Glad to hear you're going to pick up a bilge pump, always a must have when you're headed beyond the breakers. Make sure your buddy gets one, too!

Comfort in Discomfort - 6 years ago

Great job. Manual pumps are a good backup. But for big water each of my kayaks had a 12v bilge pump. Saved my a$$ on big water many times.

Hassan Ingram - 6 years ago

right! im off to buy a pump! fuck that! lol good job on getting back safe! that was knarly!

KvartekMedia - 6 years ago

Sketchy bro !

Da Aina - 6 years ago

Nice to know you guys made it back safe! Love the vids brotha! Keep up the awesome work and mahalo for sharing your experiences!

Adilson Spina Junior - 6 years ago

Hello from Brazil. This was just friends!
These things happen, so it is always a good partner and being with safety equipment. Good fishing! Abraço!!
Visit the canal, (Fabio Fregona - Baca)
. Kayak fishing in the Amazon region. Fantastic diversity.

More To Living - 6 years ago

How does one find enough gratitude to properly thank a comrade for towing for miles and miles?! This is a happy ending story but a terrifying one

tundahking - 6 years ago

Always go out with a buddy

Jared Edwards - 6 years ago

I would’ve threw that piece of shit in the trash as soon as my feet hit land

Outside TV - 6 years ago

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Rafting alive c - 6 years ago

Can’t used cheap kayaks no good for open waters

fishmut - 6 years ago

Adam Crane if your gear is looked after buddy they will last, kayaks with brand names dont mean shit, there all plastic at the end of the day. Some are thicker tho than others but still can crack or puncture , I have a hobbie ocean kayak but it still plastic ,don’t get fooled by brand names and don’t promote them just because unless you got hard evidence that proves they are so great and won’t sink.

Adam Crane - 6 years ago

That was an ocean kayak not a cheap chinese yak, chinese yak would of broke years ago.

Francisco Javier - 6 years ago

That was intense! Glad y’all made back safety

Muddyh2o2 Init - 6 years ago

I believe in going out with a partner. What a save and good on you for pushing through. Could’ve happened to anyone and could’ve had a different outcome. Thankfully it’s a story over a cold beer!

Studio Light & Sound - 6 years ago

Probably all the unnecessary weight and junk you guys have on the backs of it stressing it out

Adventure Outdoors - 6 years ago

Saved by you & your Hobie! No way he would have made it in without you. Great job! Perfect example of never going in the ocean without a partner also.

Scooter taj206 - 6 years ago

ACOCA Fishing - 6 years ago

I chosed pelican kayak

fishmut - 6 years ago

Fishingkings MD brand names don’t mean a lot I’m afraid but that’s my opinion , all these kayaks these days are plastic with a name on them and they all can sink .

Fishingkings MD - 6 years ago

I Am Sekou it’s a company that makes very good fishing kayaks

I Am Sekou - 6 years ago

Adventure Outdoors Hobie?

Mark S - 6 years ago

That's one reason i like using my tandem oasis too

David65702 - 6 years ago

Team work, glad everything worked out,get the pump.

DABEAST Moua - 6 years ago

HELP HIM PULL WITH UR KAYAK DUMB ASS

foxfai1 - 6 years ago

What was the reason for the rear sinking like this in the middle of the ocean?

Ringo Star - 6 years ago

Now that's a great friend

Juan jotabe - 6 years ago

that's why you should never go alone in a Kayak.

A couple of things:
1) those kayaks seem so over filled with stuffs. when i use mine, i only carry 2 fishing rod and a small fishing box as fishing gear. the rest of the gear is the anchor equip, my lifejacket and survival/emergency gear like a bottle of water a whistle, a compass and other stuffs with my phone fully charged in a waterproof bag. I do not need side stabilizers that are horrible if the wheater ever changes to very bad.
2) When i bought my first kayak, it was damaged in the same spot this one was damaged. I went for the manufacturer and ask for a repair since that spot in particular it is a tricky one. Manufacturer gave me one kayak brand new (2nd selection) and kept mine since the repair was going to take a while. There, the plastic it is thinner than the rest of the kayak and there you have less space to work. So it is harder to make a repair in that spot

Bass Nazi - 6 years ago

I agree. I totally understand fishing from kayaks, the only problem is now you have people trying to use them as an actual full size fishing boat. Kayaks are great for getting to area regular motor boats can't but if you want to carry tons of gear you really need a boat.

tony pham - 6 years ago

NICE SAVE. Good to know to have extra rope and a foot pedal

WAEofFishing - 6 years ago

Vid should have gone viral bro!!!

luis contreras - 6 years ago

Wtf I’m not getting one

Mico Tse - 6 years ago

NIce that you both got back to shore safely. I have a friend who had tow others and he said it's a lot of pressure on the hand holding the rope. Can you just show me your setup for towing? Cheers

angel rivera - 6 years ago

good job

Alex Carey - 6 years ago

So lucky, but the scupper holes can't be repaired it will always crack and leek again. I never paddle anywhere without my high flow pump. If I forget the pump I don't go out. That is the most important piece of safety gear along with the PFD. I keep my pump straped on the deck where I can grab it fast and easily.

Chuck Earls - 6 years ago

Electric bilge pump

fishmut - 6 years ago

Zebgoraja Holyhell lol now that’s funny but very true at the same time , a horrified person can achieve anything when he/she has to. Roglmao

Alex Carey - 6 years ago

good idea, I paddle a scupper pro with a large front hatch but with my fish bag in the hull there is no way to get bucket in there with out removing the bag. The hand pump can just jam in there and start pumping.

John Sims - 6 years ago

Problem is getting a bucket in the hatch hole! I made this: https://youtu.be/Sa5tpbBl9FU

Alex Carey - 6 years ago

I would not want to try that, the pump is the only way.

Zebgoraja Holyhell - 6 years ago

MrBaconaneggs that would depend on how fast water is coming in

MrBaconaneggs - 6 years ago

How does one paddle back to shore... and bail water at the same time thinking face

Zebgoraja Holyhell - 6 years ago

Alex Carey why not use an old fashioned bailer as an old salt once told me "no pump can move water faster than a horrified sailor and his bucket"

After hearing this I looked at the gph of most bilge pumps on the market and did some math with a friend as the example sailor and the old salt was correct it is not difficult for the sailor over double the output of a pump using a bucket

James Ireland - 6 years ago

You get a subscriber just for that you're a beast 5 miles towing him in . Nice job have a good day and stay safe Jimmy from Massachusetts

Tom Ames - 6 years ago

James Ireland nice job jimmy won my subscription.

Redline Rider - 6 years ago

Daniel Lopez in cape cod ( massachuesettes ) we are full of hobbyist, kayak more than 1 mile out is unheard of, most people don't even bring their boats out more than 4 miles unless they are going out for the whole day to fish or to reach Nantucket

Joseph Everhart - 6 years ago

Daniel Lopez it ain't far but having to tow someone like that is very very tiring.

bowhunter2439 - 6 years ago

its far enough for a subscriber , make that 2 LMAO

Daniel Lopez - 6 years ago

James Ireland 5 miles isn’t far

Abdul Rahman Almutairi - 6 years ago

I greet you for the spirit of cooperation

LSC - 6 years ago

Well done guys I bet you guys were tired after steaming back to shore! Subbed

nj649 - 6 years ago

lol tape everywhere and you going 5 miles out? Get the fuk out.

LSC - 6 years ago

Bilge pumps are cheap small enough for a kayak and fast flowing.

v13470924 - 6 years ago

You guys handled that event very good. Kept your calm all the way. The kayak seems repairable. Tight lines!

Just Eat It! - 6 years ago

You probably saved a life. Well done!

KayakFishing Novice - 6 years ago

WOW!! That was very close. My first kayak had a crack and it flipped me out of the yak when it rolled as it took on water very scary. Thankfully I was in skinny water 2-3 feet.

PlayHard PlaySafe - 6 years ago

true friend you are and a good person. Thank you for this video. I hope to see you grow huge with the videos and views man. Keep up the teaching and the fishing :)

Steffen Samlal - 6 years ago

Great job, and great song in the background, Whitney Houston dance with somebody

redcon1gear - 6 years ago

Damn

Андрей Краснопевцев - 6 years ago

А ведь так и утонуть можно.

PG GhostRiderz - 6 years ago

Андрей Краснопевцев Ağīļ ti tight

Ikaika Victor - 6 years ago

Was fishing with my partner and he started taking on water. Swell was coming over his kayak and filling up thru the hatch. To much water, the kayak ended up sinking. Couldn't save it, so ended up two of us on my hobie revo 13 pedaling in about mile and a half. After that I installed an electric bilge pump. Works like a champ. Crazy cause my partners name is Derrick too. Glad everyone is safe.

mokestah - 6 years ago

Ho crap!!! Good plan b bradduh, musta been trppiy lol

ItsBeerMe - 6 years ago

You get a trolling motor with those sidekicks and be jamming

Jaelyn Bloom - 6 years ago

Note to self: Don’t ever sink alone.

Dylan Kelley - 6 years ago

Good man subbed

Rodney Johnston - 6 years ago

Kayak for people that can't afford a real boat

Aroldo Rodriguez - 6 years ago

JackOfAllTrades haha true.

JackOfAllTrades - 6 years ago

Aroldo Rodriguez Right. One could argue that "a real boat" is for lazy fucks that are too lazy to paddle a kayak or too fat to fit into a kayak.

Aroldo Rodriguez - 6 years ago

What an obnoxious comment dude. Just a new money guy or a poor one would say something like that.

JackOfAllTrades - 6 years ago

I've got a bass boat and just bought a fishing kayak. I use the kayak for streams and small lakes as well as lakes that don't allow for gas engines.

Jason Crabb - 6 years ago

i go fishing with people in their boats we do 3/4 less fishing than when im in my kayak. people with motors like to use them (lets go check this out, lets go check that out) i just want to catch fish. I don't go fishing to go motoring around sightseeing...

Jared Hughett - 6 years ago

Glad for you guys. Glad he wasn’t solo. Gotta have a pump.

Tacti- Coolkid - 6 years ago

Lol perfect song for the situation, glad everything worked out and y’all are both safe

Mathew Davis - Adventures and DIY - 6 years ago

That location will be a challenge to fix, but I'm sure you can do it. Personal experience, don't use a heat gun. softens to large of an area. I've had the absolute best repairs using a wood burning tool and I'd use the plastic from a yellow 5 gallon bucket for that kayak. shave off small pieces of the yellow bucket plastic. create a V in the plastic kayak where the holes are, then simply fill it all back in with the new plastic. Good luck on it.

LastCastTV - 6 years ago

Great job man! Smart thinking!

Mark Sigsbee - 6 years ago

I have a marine radio because I go solo a lot. My PFD is always on.

John308 Small - 6 years ago

Thanks for saving the day my friend, that was a blessing, it was good that you were able to help, that was a blessing to my soul.

JakeW Yakangler - 6 years ago

Close call. Glad you made it back safe.

Florida Keys Wooden Boat Fishing - 6 years ago

Scary. Even if you can repair that hole I wouldn't ever trust that boat far from shore again. Time for a new boat.

Joseph Saeteurn - 6 years ago

what could of cause the crack? i mostly launch around rocky area and im going to look over my kayak.. i know i have many scratches and some deep scratches on the bottom..

Joseph Saeteurn - 6 years ago

im really thinking seriously about getting a peddle drive over the paddle kayak.. just too tiresome paddling 2+ miles.. its almost a no brainer with the peddle kayaks.

Zebgoraja Holyhell - 6 years ago

Why not a sailing kayak like a klepper I have never had a problem with my klepper and I got it at a garage sale

Joseph Saeteurn - 6 years ago

i heard about the pelican coming out Jan 2019.. i will be taking a look and testing if i can.

Andrew Rollins - 6 years ago

Joseph Saeteurn 2019 Pelican comming out with $1,500 13' hydrve (petal) kayak.

Kue Vang - 6 years ago

Joseph Saeteurn I was looking around they have a Native Craft 12 foot for $1,999 with foot paddle

Anotherflores91 - 6 years ago

Bilge pump might have helped with while towing but with that much water who knows. Still never hurts to have with you. Glad your buddy made it out safe.

Ian MakThompson - 6 years ago

take one old kayak cut small pieces place it over the cracks and heat a flat head screw diver you can do plastic weald with it. or put 5200 marine weld

Best Coast Fishing - 6 years ago

Never go out alone for this reason right here.

Yoon Saechao - 6 years ago

Why it take u so long to hook up. I would’ve been towed him ..

Guadalupe Arredondo - 6 years ago

Good job guys...way to stay cool calm and collective!

Jim Goff - 6 years ago

Should’ve notified the coast guard. Had them on the way in case it did get worse.

Chuck Earls - 6 years ago

Great advice!

Grizzled Old Dude - 6 years ago

Absolutely! Should have got on the radio immediately and advised the CG of the situation. Was a great self rescue but it could have gone really bad.

isufan89 - 6 years ago

I was thinking the same thing. You can call them and tell them where you are and where youre heading, and to be prepared to respond if you call back

Husain Ahmad - 6 years ago

Glad that both of u guys got safe, great planning and immediate response.. good example and lessons for everyone. Thanks for sharing ur experience and wish u safe trips always

sonny khan - 6 years ago

Just subscribed to ur channel....Bula from Fiji...you guys kept ur calm and cool that was the first thing to do..that was great. Worst thing ever to do out at sea get mad or get frustrated when things go wrong.

reptileluver011 - 6 years ago

Great lesson, glad u made it safely. Important to travel in pairs and have the right devices like rope etc.. great job!

Fishing with Cristina - 6 years ago

https://youtu.be/LeCLFjDEBtY this is the work I did on my kayak and you should always Carrie JB water weld with you in case it happens again

Fishing with Cristina - 6 years ago

you can use JB water weld put some fiberglass and epoxy with resident and it will be waterproof

TheGrubbShow by Gary - 6 years ago

Don't even need all that. Just some good old plastic welding should do the trick.

Edwin Mendija 808 - 6 years ago

Worse case scenario...good argument to install ama's!

C Herzog - 6 years ago

Awesome team work guys.

Thetruth99 - 6 years ago

Pretty sketch... Could've died if he didn't have a buddy. Always wear PFDs guys, be safe and tight lines

mazon1x - 6 years ago

you should be happy! i love helping people! and what you did is more than what i could ever do ! dope you saved that man and saved his gear

Dan The Man - 6 years ago

Music is EPIC!

Elite Kayaker TX - 6 years ago

On your kayak kart. Put a piece of pool noodle on the two rods that go into the scupper holes. Reduces the pressure on the scupper holes

Jason Harrell - 6 years ago

This is the very reason why I decided to not use scupper hole carts. Its to much pressure on the sidewalls with a loaded yak. The sand and dirt in the scupper rides up and down against the metal post and it grinds a pin hole in it. Worst part about it is that the leak is so small to start , by the time you notice a problem , you are already way out in the water and its to late to recover most of the time.

Beck Stein - 6 years ago

Too much weight on the back. Basic physics.

TheActiontkr - 6 years ago

Oh snap, that's an emergency...Why you never go out alone!

후다닥 카약피싱. - 6 years ago

good job~

Random Raider - 6 years ago

I was just kayaking on Lake Michigan and mine flipped and sunk in 50 foot deep water

Ivan Konstantinov - 6 years ago

best comment!!!

SC EM - 6 years ago

He forgot to say that it was a video game.

Gage Simms - 6 years ago

Random Raider I think you’re lying. Kayaks don’t sink, they can flip. But they don’t sink. And on your channel it seems to be that you’re a twelve year old. What kind of parents let a twelve year old go on Lake Michigan and “get too far out” to let them flip a kayak? And if it sank how did you get on top of it and wait for another fisherman?

Hartlepool Kayak & Coastal Fishing - 6 years ago

a fishing kayak shoudlnt just sink from being flipped. we use sit on top kayaks, not sit inside. If you were on a sit on top, and didnt self rescue what has to be the easiest kayak to get back aboard then you need to get some practice done. doesnt sound like you even tried to self rescue at all, please stay off the water if that is the case untill you have done some research into kayak fishing.

redcon1gear - 6 years ago

Random Raider watch youtube on some techniques. But you definitely need to learn and wear a life jacket even if you can swim like me .

redcon1gear - 6 years ago

Random Raider you need to practice flipping one multiple times with no gear and then flipping it back over and getting back in . You have to practice . It shouldn't have sunk either .

Random Raider - 6 years ago

Womp Womp I went out way to far from the beach because the wind had picked up I looked behind me and saw I was to far out and tried to turn around but I dipped the paddle to deep and leaned to the same side and flipped I got on top and was saved by a passing fisherman boat

Womp Womp - 6 years ago

Random Raider how did it sink ?

mrtoady2 - 6 years ago

Buddy system in effect. Glad it worked out ok. I noticed you have a Quantum Cabo there...is that new?

minh8080 - 6 years ago

For sale used Kayak CHEAP!!

Shane Butler - 6 years ago

minh8080 smh

minh8080 - 6 years ago

Shane Butler Hobie's new model the Titanic.

Shane Butler - 6 years ago

minh8080 what type?

pogocrazy111 - 6 years ago

The funniest part of this comment is I saw a fishing kayak that looked like this 1 for 300$ on fb with a bunch of attachments and shit on it.

Derk Hawkins - 6 years ago

I need one of those pumps, too. Now, I go buy one. Aloha from Kona.

From Hawaii - 6 years ago

Great job!

Budo Fishing - 6 years ago

Great thing you were out there together! Side kicks saved the day! Be safe out there!!

tapuchan200 - 6 years ago

Hawaiian Batman saves the day!

shotgunaaron - 6 years ago

I think your buddy needs a new kayak. Looks a little old...

808aqua808 - 6 years ago

Good thing everything ok

Jay Choi - 6 years ago

Very good video! And the team work! Right on

TBD Fishing - 6 years ago

Crazy! Glad everyone safe! Great video to share for safety!

keale s - 6 years ago

Wow!! What a j rd lesson!! 99% of the time I fish alone, from shore, but alone...I need to start wearing my PFD, I HAVE IT, BUT DON'T WEAR IT.... THANKS Dan for sharing.

chetyoder - 6 years ago

Does he use a scupper hole cart? as a roto-tool designer I can say the scupper holes are possibly the weakest part of the hull and should not be used for even stake out poles, during the rotational process there is no reliable way to assure of material thickness in these areas, get a Ctug

Grumpy's Workshop - 6 years ago

Just bought a fishing kayak and was planning on making my own scupper hole cart. Thanks for posting on this video because I thought those points would be structurally stronger. Now I'll build or buy an under-hull cart instead.

RMund Mambo - 6 years ago

chetyoder I've seen other videos highlighting this very issue with scupper hole / cart damage.

MEHERIO LIFE - 6 years ago

Mahalo for sharing... ! Need to check my board once in a while!

Rob Madrigal - 6 years ago

Saved by the Side Kicks and a strong paddling partner! That was one close call. Thanks for sharing, a good lesson for all of us!

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