Better late then never

[mtudb24]

With the influx of family events like re-enactment's, Grad parties, family trip out west etc, at least we're finally in the water. Gonna be the shortest boating season to date since 2011, but as the title says, better late then never right!!
Got new solar lights put in the dock this weekend too.

 

[BigKahuna]

With the influx of family events like re-enactment's, Grad parties, family trip out west etc, at least we're finally in the water. Gonna be the shortest boating season to date since 2011, but as the title says, better late then never right!!
Got new solar lights put in the dock this weekend too.

I know a few people that haven't had a chance to get out yet! Just so much going on. Our neighbor invited us to go with them to a local waterfront restaurant on their Regal last week. It was their 1st time out this season and it's the end of July!

 

[Jack M]

Weather and a Beaver Dam had held us up earlier this season . Hopefully August and September will make up for it

 

[SEMPERFI8387]

Don’t feel bad. 2 docks on our lake, securement cables snapped during storm week and a half ago. All boats on those docks were pulled within 4 days so they could fix the docks. Nothing touched yet. Owners are getting pretty pissed. Not much time left in season. Not like it’s rocket science to get the cables run again. I’d be LIVID!!

 

[Vikingstaff]

Bummer it took so long, but glad you are getting to use it now. Enjoy what’s left of summer boating and make the most of it.

We’re the opposite this year. We will be pulling ours about 4-5 weeks earlier than normal for us this year due to a big upcoming anniversary trip in September, mixed with low lakeside water levels. We will get 3 more weekends of usage, and then pulling it out for the season in late August.