Reindl Powerboats

Idle is a good nighttime speed, 30 or so if the moon lights the way.

mr_velocity

Dave P should print this thread out and take it to the speed limit meeting. It will prove that pure stupidity is the cause for accidents and speed limits will do nothing to stop them.

Madcow

Friday nite in Toledo Is usualy a pretty good time downtown long as the whether is good. Lots of good regattas here throughout the summer.You can check the local sched. at www.LEOPA.com . we also have a GREAT poker run (70 to 90 boats)here every year. Look forward to seeing you here this summer foul.

Allan4

Thie biggest problem with the Ohio River at night is the barges. They have three lights on them. That's three lights, all on the bow, on an entire 400' barge. The tug is lit well, but it is incredabley hard to see them at night. Plus they can blend into the city lights rather well. My night speed usually depends on many factors. There are times at night you can see very well, other times you cannot. I do not like taking to many chances at night. If vision is poor, I take it easy.

JUSTONCE

20-30 at night but if its a calm moonlit night I have gone w.o.t. home from P-I-B. or Kelley's the lake's normally pretty empty if you follow the ferry route's most drifters and blowboaters stay in the bay at night.

R Addiction

Have gone wide open a few times but most of the time 35-45 will get things done. To many crabpots on our waterways to take a chance at snaggin' one of those mf er's in the dark!!!

Dave M

I don't boat at night often. If I do it is in an area I am very familiar with. I will usually run about 40 MPH.

seanclong

I never (or usually never) run at night. Too many logs, crab pots, fishermen, etc., etc.

Iggy

Running WOT at night is how my Dad beached his boat. Thought he knew where he was and where he was going.
Turned out he didn't.
Even in familiar home waters danger lurks.

Better to slow down and play it safe than to get in trouble faster than you can blink.