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SuperG · 06-05-2012, 11:38 AM

Great Info here. I have a similar boat, a great float plan for a half day is to launch at the Castle Shore Road ramp in Moultonborough, it is a small ramp, usually empty and no lines however there is no trailer parking, I used a friend’s home a few blocks away. If you can put in there this gives you immediate access to all the small coves in that area and there is usually little boat traffic. Hanson Cove, Buzell Cove which is quiet and isolated and great for gentle tubing with the kids. Cruise south and go swimming in Langley Cove. You can then blast down Moultonborough bay past Melvin Bay and 20-mile and head to 19-mile bay which is great. Trim half-up , go slow and explore around Whortleberry Island, pay attention to the water, the markers and your bizer chart and you’ll be fine.
Even with some light wind and chop Moultonborough bay is fine for a great Glastron 185.

06-05-2012, 11:38 AM	#26
SuperG Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 2 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	float plan idea Great Info here. I have a similar boat, a great float plan for a half day is to launch at the Castle Shore Road ramp in Moultonborough, it is a small ramp, usually empty and no lines however there is no trailer parking, I used a friend’s home a few blocks away. If you can put in there this gives you immediate access to all the small coves in that area and there is usually little boat traffic. Hanson Cove, Buzell Cove which is quiet and isolated and great for gentle tubing with the kids. Cruise south and go swimming in Langley Cove. You can then blast down Moultonborough bay past Melvin Bay and 20-mile and head to 19-mile bay which is great. Trim half-up , go slow and explore around Whortleberry Island, pay attention to the water, the markers and your bizer chart and you’ll be fine. Even with some light wind and chop Moultonborough bay is fine for a great Glastron 185.