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Topic: Boat flipped at Santa Cruz harbor  (Read 688 times)

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https://www.surfer.com/news/santa-cruz-harbor-boat-flip

Kind of curious what the goal or purpose of the outing was with swells that big and breakers in the harbor mouth
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Pretty hairy video on the Qualified Captain link in the article.  Dude got lucky to survive that.
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Definitely many days when the harbor entrance must be timed when coming in. No time me for lollygagging. . Get in quick when opportunity arises.
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Wow! That almost makes Moss Landing look tame…
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That situation was so avoidable. Patience, timing and knowing where and when you enter the harbor

I went through there in my zodiac on a bigger swell than that but the swell was coming straight at the harbor

My impression is bayliners are a poor man’s yacht and attract a lot of naive people

Really the boating laws here should be more like what they have in Europe - you have to be trained and tested and log a lot of hours before you can have a license to drive anything over 10 hp