W900

I'm on a freshwater river that goes into Penobscot bay (Atlantic) . Not unusual to see everything from flat calm to 6-8 footers in the same day. Never boring up here!!

phragle

And while we are on the subject of "why would anyone do that" You sir, need to turn in your man card for simply asking a question like that. Do not pass go, Do not collect $200, go sit in the corner starring at your Justin Beiber posters and listen to Barry Mannilow records as you discuss the fluffyness of the quiche you made for brunch with your douche flute huffing, man bun wearing metrosexual butt buddy, now drop and give me 20 you blow boat loving scum!!!!!

Carbon Footprint

How far away is LOTO from you?
Or Grand Lake in OK?

Both are about 11 hours away.

phragle

Have you considered moving????

Indy

I've never even heard of this. Is this a "law" or something?

Speedracer29

Pages 36 and 37 give a quick breakdown regarding speed and direction of travel.

http://michiganlakes.msue.msu.edu/up...egulations.pdf


And here's a link to the law-
http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(csk...=mcl-324-80149

1989mach1

I have never heard of this eather as I have only boated the grate lakes. How fun can it be going around and around and around. Its like when you would get a group of friends in a swimming pool doing it to make a wiraldpool lol.

82predictor

You know its starting to get big when you are in a 38 and looking up at the waves!

I would also like add, lake erie is a bad b*tch!

J-Bonz

You know the water is big when you can't keep the props loaded while struggling to get on plane. Been there & done that with a 39' stinger.

f_inscreenname

I live on the Chesapeake Bay which is thousands of square miles of water but most of it is shallow so it don't take much to stir things up. This is me coming home from the blue angles in my 19' boat. You have to build them tough to last around here. Mine happens to be build in 1972 and still around so it fits the bill.