Crazy Seaplane t/o

That's a thing you do when there isn't enough room for a straight take-off run on water, although you aren't supposed to dip a wing tip, like we see here momentarily.
 
High speed turn from downwind to upwind? What kind of special hearing protection is needed to keep the sound of the giant brass b*alls from deafening the pax?
 
Not as scary as as it looks,takes a little practice to feel comfortable when making the take off
 
That's a thing you do when there isn't enough room for a straight take-off run on water, although you aren't supposed to dip a wing tip, like we see here momentarily.
Helps tighten the turn :)
 
step turns on one float are taught. I got my first lesson during my SES checkride. It allows a step turn at higher Gs than a two float step turn can maintain. Fly on twisty rivers and it’s standard practice.
 
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