yep it just happens. Ive had a fast one and the rest have been slow but forcful. You can generaly hang on . The most vilont one was the first I hooked to the left. The ones to the right dont seem as bad. The bow digs in and your stern is air born so thers not a lot of control until your stern gets back in the water. Sorta like a pivot from the bow end at speed. Pasangers get the brunt and can end up on your lap thats bad. Thats why you shouldnt string her out with anyone else in the boat. Keep the speed to 90% of max and youll be OK. As mentioned though theres lots of reasons for blow out. Airbubble off a less than perfict gearcase lets go, Waves, To much trim,overcorection, blade slinging or cracking, Letting off to fast, itchy eye ball of a Golden Retriver, ect..:big grin