EXTREME SEAS! Past the point of no return at Oregon Inlet, pucker factor = 10

Man that's nothing!!! I post my video but the camera fell off the boat that's how bad it was.

WOW! You guys have stainless steel balls!

That was awsome.. Good work guys

fine heading out but always more of a worry cumming in

Honestly. Really no pucker factor here at all. Just use good seamanship. At one point he says , oh my God, oh my God. I did laugh just a little. His boat  was headed for a already had been broken waves foam ball. It was the smoothest wave he went threw. That's how you learn the Sea.

Pucker factor 7 perhaps. I have been on worse seas in Lake Michigan for sure on a smaller boat.

what a pussy, this is a 42' boat....pfft the boat was went through it without ANY fuss.

tough to keep bow from slapping after the wave passes under the bow. a little backing down helps that!

I been in 10-12 foot seas and I'm only 11

these comments are great
I love the guys who are saying this is nothing. OK. where's your video? ......

I'm from MD, and the Oregon Inlet is no joke, and isn't to be taken for granted...I've been on quite a few charters there, and it will make you religious real quick. This vid looks like it was on a good day. Thanks.

That was a mild day in Bristol bay..

That is crazy watching a 42' boat get tossed like that, unreal!

WEAK AS PISS come to AUSTRALIA.and you guys would SHIT...........

If you haven't ever been out Oregon Inlet NC, I would wager that the ones claiming this isn't anything special would retract their statements if they got to experience it. Is there rougher water?...sure, but they don't call it the graveyard of the Atlantic and Caper Fear for nothing.

i did that on my jetski you chicken nugbiaaaaatch

what duschbags

but When it's 20 mph hour 45 degree winds that's gonna be fun

nice video but when o was a little kid it was the Stuart inlet in Florida bigger waves and a smaller boat keep up the good work

I've run that inlet. it can get ugly. one of the nice things one can do is run down to hatteras inlet by intercoastal. charters usually won't because of their experience and cost of fuel. the captain did a great job. bravo.