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camp guy · 10-03-2014, 02:56 PM

I believe the most recent "no wake" edict was in July 1998. The State was in a quandry about announcing the problem and declaring a "no wake" condition due to the effect it would have on the July 4th period. As I remember, during the preceding week, the "no wake" ban was on again/off again several times, and, as late as Thursday of the July 4th weekend it was "off", but then, somewhat under the cover of darkness, it was re-instated late Friday for an indefinite time period throughout the 4th holiday.

I remember having large plastic buckets (think really big) all along both sides of my dock filled with rocks and water just trying to keep it stationary. I had to step up to get into my boat.

10-03-2014, 02:56 PM	#31
camp guy Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: formerly Winter Harbor, still Wolfeboro Posts: 1,206 Thanks: 310 Thanked 537 Times in 300 Posts	Lake water level I believe the most recent "no wake" edict was in July 1998. The State was in a quandry about announcing the problem and declaring a "no wake" condition due to the effect it would have on the July 4th period. As I remember, during the preceding week, the "no wake" ban was on again/off again several times, and, as late as Thursday of the July 4th weekend it was "off", but then, somewhat under the cover of darkness, it was re-instated late Friday for an indefinite time period throughout the 4th holiday. I remember having large plastic buckets (think really big) all along both sides of my dock filled with rocks and water just trying to keep it stationary. I had to step up to get into my boat.