Can we appreciate that that lady (the ship) kept her final passengers safe through a storm even in her afterlife? Very romantic

Norton looks like he's about to simultaneously cry, puke and shit, and Al goes climbing up the side of the boat.

Everyone saying that ship stood up against the storm like it hasn’t been in that exact spot for years 😂

37 minutes of one guy having a panic attack

For anyone who's curious, the boat they're on is the MV Dayspring, AKA the Corpach shipwreck. Built in 1975, it was a fishing ship that was run aground during a storm in 2011 and has been on that beach ever since. If you want to visit the wreck, it's located on a public beach between Corpach and Caol in Scotland.

Fun fact: 'Corpach' is Gaelic for 'Field of Corpses.'

I’m an avid Boater I have a fairly large boat and I can tell you this, you guys are sitting on 60 to 100,000 pounds of steel and at high tide only about 3 feet of water. Your keel is so deep in the mud that it almost doesn’t matter what the weather does that boat can’t be moved. It sunk so it will not float. You guys are a lot safer than you think you are. Your biggest danger is hurting yourselves while you’re on that boat.

Ex-ocean racer here - sailed hurricanes in the Southern Ocean on a 60fter. Key message from this video is never mess with the sea. It will f*ck you up.

Here in 2026 that boat probably  still aground there

That boat will be in that exact same spot for the next 10+ years.

Norton falling over and just accepting his fate half way down. Looked like a toddler 😂😂

This is one of the best random YouTube videos I’ve come across in ages.

you know shit hits the fan when Norton doesn't eat some random concoction

I live on a narrowboat which is as tame as it gets, even in storms. I chose this life because the Irish sea sunk my 33ft yacht along with 80 others in Holyhead marina in 2018. I've raced across the Irish sea many times and sailed the Western approaches between Cornwall and Ireland at 3am in rough seas. The sea can and will take everything from you, even when you think you're relatively safe.

I worked offshore in the oil industry in the mid '90s.
Was on a seismic surveillance ship west of the Shetalnd Islamds and south of Lagos, Nigeria.
There were a few occasions were I swear I thought that our ship would sink. It would nose dive into the sea having been flung up by the previous wave and other occasions waves were coming in therough the rear equpiment deployment hole in the back of the ship. That was scary !

And this is why you need the one friend that stays chill and calm in every situation.

25 years ago, i was on a houseboat that pulled its anchors loose when the river we were on jumped about 10 ft, in just a few hours of hard rain. It was 36 degrees Fahrenheit. Our boats had been blown away by the wind. We were spinning in slow motion, with the anchors catching every now and then, dragging on the bottom, and jerking us to a halt. Until  the water rose a little more. We were headed for some downed trees in a bend of the river with no dry land in sight.  Just water and trees for miles.. When we hitthe downed trees,  we all knew that the 2 story houseboat would flip over. My blood ran cold when I saw Todd putting paper towels and a cigarette lighter in a ziploc plastic bag and put it in his pocket. He said if we made it out of the river and the swamp to dry land , we needed to warm up as soon as possible. Cell  phones had very poor reception back then but we managed to get ahold of someone with a boat to rescue us. It has been the most terrifying night of my entire life. I never slept on that houseboat again. I stayed there, just never slept. That one night made me afraid of the river forever. I had been on that river swimming and camping since i had been a small child. Loved having a houseboat on it. We sold it a few years later. Never missed it. Havent been back. It changed me. I felt your fear deep in my soul. This was in southern MS'sippi.

I bet there were people looking out at the boat thinking ‘Are those lights, coming from the shipwreck?’ What lunatic is on there? Or is it the ghost of fisherman Fred?

If staying one night at a boat that will not move cause it hasn't moved in years and won't sink cause it's bottomed out, and the fact that you are next to land, imagine how people that work in actually ships out in the Atlantic feel

If I knew that one guy would have a panic attack, I would’ve said he stays on land

I very, very rarely leave comments, but I have never felt so much anxiety watching a video. I've watched you guys for 5 years and this is the maddest thing I've seen you do. Mad props for not acting like hardmen for the cameras and showing a bit of humility.