Boating Geek

A ferry collided late Friday afternoon against the Nelson Mandela pier in Puerto de la Luz and Las Palmas, de Gran Canaria, Spain 21 April 2017: A Passenger ship on Friday smashed into a pier in Las Palmas, cañar Island, Spain. causing no Injuries. Video of the accident posted online shows that A passenger Ship hitting Straight into pier after she lost her control due the power glitch on the Ship. According to our Source, there were no injuries. Firefighters, law enforcement resources, port authority are already in Action. the investigation is underway, stay tuned for more updates.

The deadly fight between Somali pirates and a Private security guard on board a cargo ship. when pirates were trying to board the ship. 

The people who uploaded the video called it “the experience of 1,000 lifetimes.” The circus seal we often see balancing a ball on its nose and jumping through hoops is typically a California sea lion. But in the wild, the California sea lion is a sleek animal that is faster than any other sea lion or seal. They have been known to reach speeds up to 25 miles (40 kilometers) an hour! Unlike other sea lions, California sea lions do not have lion-like manes and live along the rocky Pacific Ocean coastlines of western North America and also near Ecuador’s Galápagos Islands. These people were about two miles off the coast of Newport Beach, California when this baby sea lion spotted this passenger boat. The sea lion was probably tired from swimming and ended up boarding the boat. What he did for the next hour will amaze you!

Norwegian’s have an absolute monopoly on anti-drinking and boating videos. This comes from the same guys that brought you this internet classic:

Lol, Katie, fruit salad came flying out of my mouth as I busted up in response to your comment involving that huge horn. Thanks, I needed that! Cullen, the way you integrate your drone footage with music and visuals literally picks me up on a daily basis. Keep bringing it!

Bryan Brasher Alex Robbins’ fishing career was just beginning to hit its stride. By finishing seventh in the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Western Regional on Lake Mead in April, the 23-year-old angler from Humboldt State University qualified to fish the series’ national championship event scheduled for Green River Lake in July. But tragically, a boating accident claimed his life late last week. Robbins’ father, Jamie, said Alex was tuna fishing off the coast of Catalina Island in California with his older brother, Brent Willard, when their 13-foot Boston Whaler hit a wave awkwardly. Both anglers were thrown from the boat, and Alex, who was born with a debilitating spinal condition known as Escobar Syndrome, drowned. “Alex’s ambition all through college was to make the nationals, but he could never quite seem to qualify,” Jamie said. “This year, he finally qualified for nationals with his partner Rudy Directo, who has become like another son to