Grady almost flips

[Legend]

I saw this on Wavy Boats today. It is Jupiter Inlet>

 

[Capt Tom]

Definitely airborne and almost vertical. Think it had a good ways to go before it flipped.

 

[glacierbaze]

How many PFD's in that whole video?

 

[leeccoll]

#changemyunderware

 

[Finest Kind]

Wind against the tide in Jupiter inlet is definitely worst than Haulover inlet where I always boat out of....I've been through Jupiter inlet several times on the Country Club, an older 40 foot single screw party boat...last time I was on it this past Feb, it came in almost sideways due to the currents!

 

[seasick]

OK, I am eliminating Jupiter inlet from my must go there list.
When I saw the Grady go vertical, my first thought was " I hope he flushed the toilet before heading out"

 

[Sparkdog118]

Been there but not done that. Lol. I go out all the inlets on the east coast of fla, and they are no joke when you have a wind blowing the opposite direction of the current. During a king tide, it is especially rough.

 

[SmokyMtnGrady]

I have been in and out St. John's River, St. Aug, Ponce, Sebastian, Fort Pierce, St. Lucie and Lake Worth. I don't have the stones to run Jupiter. Sebastian and St. Lucie can be a challenge, but Jupiter is not for me.

 

[RussGW270]

I do not want to end up on youtube. Been in worse, never by choice.. lol.. no need to go there

R