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Originally Posted by WolfieBayer
There are already regulations pertaining to certain waterbodys whereas you can't have a gasoline powered boat on the water. This not only provides environmental protection for these smaller bodies of water, it also provides a safe haven for canoers, kayakers, etc, etc. If you are afraid and want to go slow, seek out these small ponds and lakes, or simply stay close to shore.
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My feeling exactly. There are plenty of places I already cannot go. Why must canoers and kayakers take advantage of or take over control of places I can go?
Kind of like the bicyclers who insist on riding on narrow twisty , turny , two lane roads
. You come over a hill , pulling a trailer and here comes another vehicle toward you and a cyclist in your lane
. Slam the brakes on or even lock them up and the cyclist has the audacity to signal you that you a #1
. Maybe I'm missing something here but I wouldn't think of riding a bike in places like this( and I do ride for exercise) nor would I consider taking my 27' power boat 50 miles offshore.
If you find the little safe ponds and streams so boring , you must LIKE the thrill that comes with the big lake. So now you wish to make it boring too?