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Old 10-01-2024, 07:56 AM   #2
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So...fairly new to boating. Had a 24' VIP a few years ago, didn't use it much, being a trucker on the road all the time. Sold it...regrets.

Just got a 22' Sport-Craft. I have my boating cert, and know the basics, of course...but I really don't want to be "that guy" at the ramp (plan on using Meredith primarily). Is there anyone that is willing, out of the goodness of their heart, to help a fellow out with how to not be "that guy"?.

Mostly I'd like some input/help with proper way to launch/retrieve, especially if I'm by myself. And how to dock without being labelled "captain bonehead". Or hitting anyone elses craft and/or damaging my own boat on the dock.

So....how about it people? Anyone with advice that I can use, or even better, willing to help with "hands on" training?

TIA
If you are talking about using the town docks in Meredith, I would recommend that you pick another launch for your 22 foot boat. That launch is very tight. I believe that there is a sign there about not launching any boats over 18 feet in length or something like that. Center Harbor and Shep Browns have better launches.
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