Recent content by Bill N

This is a golden opportunity to upgrade to power bimini...

My guess...I/O, forgot drain plug

See it all the time, but usually going so slow that the temporary submersion is nothing more than a few screams followed by a few laughs and a fresh round of beers.

Are tubes clean? Any water in tubes? Ditto on proper RPM. A 150 makes nowhere near 150 horsepower if not operating in it's optimal powerband.

I expected the introduction of Zebra mussels to area lakes to have a temporary negative impact on property values, but it didn't even move the needle.

Gotta love John Gruden https://www.facebook.com/reel/2658428637687904

Furthermore, no boater should be without one of these. Cheapest form of insurance you will ever buy.

Removing is not necessary. If battery is charged and there's no draw, the cold has no negative effect on it.

Back to my original question....What is served by banning lake home owners from boating exclusively on their body of water? That's just stupidity.

Our local lakes went from being non-infested to one lake and inspection stations were utilized but alas the battle was lost & now all area bodies of water now have them.

Yes, that's common practice. I misunderstood and thought that motorized boats were not being allowed. This is the statement that got my attention... "Then literally hours before May long weekend the Superintendent announced no power boats will be allowed on the lake. So lots of cabin owners are...

I agree. No reason for larger than a 24

It was inevitable considering how mobile fishermen are.

Lake home owners are not a threat to other bodies of water. Seems almost illegal to prevent them from enjoying their property as they have in the past.

It prevents the boat from spinning when you are drunk.