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garykunz · 03-21-2015, 12:43 PM

A good GPS with the lake map is a good investment, there are lots of spots you can get in trouble. Water is high in the beginning of the summer, and lowest in the fall, that's when many rocks become visible. Favorite spots: timber island rope swing, sally's gut, the basin, picking blueberries at the islands, just mooring out and watching the loons swim under the boat by 1/2 mile island. Came back from Wolfeboro one time and the waves were breaking over the bow on my 19 ft 4winns. At night things really look different out there! I stay off the lake on holidays. They turn off the lighted buoys some time in October!

03-21-2015, 12:43 PM	#20
garykunz Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 9 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 1 Post	Center Harbor for 40 years A good GPS with the lake map is a good investment, there are lots of spots you can get in trouble. Water is high in the beginning of the summer, and lowest in the fall, that's when many rocks become visible. Favorite spots: timber island rope swing, sally's gut, the basin, picking blueberries at the islands, just mooring out and watching the loons swim under the boat by 1/2 mile island. Came back from Wolfeboro one time and the waves were breaking over the bow on my 19 ft 4winns. At night things really look different out there! I stay off the lake on holidays. They turn off the lighted buoys some time in October!