My Way explosion and destin accident
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Glad to hear the crew in My Way are ok but word is a vee bottom rolled in Destin with one missing, let's hope this has a happy ending. Bad day for poker runs
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Found this from 8-6-2012. Accident between a jet ski and Fountain: http://www.southflorida-injurylawyer...-accident.html
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Our Dailey news sais it was a 30 ft sunsationboats
1dead, 3 others made it, and are ok.
Very sorry to hear this.
Im gonna assume he had his lanyard on, cause boat was in tact and anchored on a sand bar just to the side of the marked channel near crab island. Thinking he might have made a sharp turn or over corrected to miss hitting a jetski or center console, they got ejected and cause he had his lanyard boat stopped and someone that saw it through is anchor. Just my thoughts based on the little we saw.
Again very sorry to the drivers family for the loss
1dead, 3 others made it, and are ok.
Very sorry to hear this.
Im gonna assume he had his lanyard on, cause boat was in tact and anchored on a sand bar just to the side of the marked channel near crab island. Thinking he might have made a sharp turn or over corrected to miss hitting a jetski or center console, they got ejected and cause he had his lanyard boat stopped and someone that saw it through is anchor. Just my thoughts based on the little we saw.
Again very sorry to the drivers family for the loss
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So in the Destin incident the boat owner's girlfriend was the operator? Not going to be the "second guessing" guy, but I do have a legitimate question - who here lets their wife/gf/anyone else operate your performance boat? It never crossed my mind - I have let my wife operate with me by my side when we were alone, but never with others on board. I guess it would be a different story if she were more experienced (and maybe this operator is). Thoughts?
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So in the Destin incident the boat owner's girlfriend was the operator? Not going to be the "second guessing" guy, but I do have a legitimate question - who here lets their wife/gf/anyone else operate your performance boat? It never crossed my mind - I have let my wife operate with me by my side when we were alone, but never with others on board. I guess it would be a different story if she were more experienced (and maybe this operator is). Thoughts?
In the accident in question speculation could range from just thinking she would have fun driving to her being the only sober person to claim responsibility for operating the vessel. Only the crew knows. Sucks that a life was lost...
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I let my girl drive all the time. First letting her steer and get used to the feel of the boat and running through a checklist of what to expect and how to react while I run the controls from the pass side. In 2 seasons she has progressed to the point of running 80+ safely. #1 it is nice when they take an active interest and want to do it. #2 if anything happened to me she needs to know how to safely operate the boat and get back to shore.
In the accident in question speculation could range from just thinking she would have fun driving to her being the only sober person to claim responsibility for operating the vessel. Only the crew knows. Sucks that a life was lost...
In the accident in question speculation could range from just thinking she would have fun driving to her being the only sober person to claim responsibility for operating the vessel. Only the crew knows. Sucks that a life was lost...
Have no idea what happened in this crash, maybe even mechanical, and unavoidable, but still the need for this school is mandatory !!!


