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BroadHopper · 06-12-2014, 11:17 AM

All the lakes in this region has pros and cons. Depends on what you are looking for! I maintain a day cruiser on Winnipesaukee. I have seadoos on Winnisquam. The crafts complement the lakes very well. I don't enjoy boating on Winnipesaukee on weekends in season because it is a total zoo! I prefer to boat on Winnisquam. I move from Winnipesaukee to Winnisquam because of taxes. Tax Valuation is a lot lower.
For fishing, my favorite is Waukewan, nice quiet atmosphere with plenty of fish. For scenery, Squam has it hands down, if you can stand being snubbed by the Squam Lake Association.
As for sandbars, Winnisquam, like Braun Bay, can get a little rowdy on weekends. I've seen Newfound get a bit much on holiday weekends but more spread out.
'Whatever floats your boat!'

06-12-2014, 11:17 AM	#8
BroadHopper Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Laconia NH Posts: 5,590 Thanks: 3,230 Thanked 1,107 Times in 797 Posts	Lakes Region All the lakes in this region has pros and cons. Depends on what you are looking for! I maintain a day cruiser on Winnipesaukee. I have seadoos on Winnisquam. The crafts complement the lakes very well. I don't enjoy boating on Winnipesaukee on weekends in season because it is a total zoo! I prefer to boat on Winnisquam. I move from Winnipesaukee to Winnisquam because of taxes. Tax Valuation is a lot lower. For fishing, my favorite is Waukewan, nice quiet atmosphere with plenty of fish. For scenery, Squam has it hands down, if you can stand being snubbed by the Squam Lake Association. As for sandbars, Winnisquam, like Braun Bay, can get a little rowdy on weekends. I've seen Newfound get a bit much on holiday weekends but more spread out. 'Whatever floats your boat!' __________________ Someday may never be an actual day.