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Old 07-26-2025, 08:05 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by TiltonBB View Post
I am all for listening to music while boating. But the speakers should be directed into the boat, not outside the boat, to annoy everyone they pass.

The wake boats are one of the worst things to happen to the lake in recent years. Between the environmental damage they cause with the deep wakes stirring up the bottom sediment and washing up on shore, to the loud speakers designed to blast music that travels for miles, it would be great to see them banned.

Wake boat restrictions and bans across the country are increasingly common, with some areas prohibiting or limiting wake boat activity on certain waterways. These restrictions are often driven by concerns about shoreline erosion, safety, and the impact of large wakes on other boaters and lake ecosystems. Some areas have outright bans on wake boats, while others implement restrictions like limiting operation in shallow water or near shorelines.
"Live free or die" has different meanings to different people.
No one wants government to tell them what they can or can't do but when something is happening that they don't agree with they want government to step in and take control, you can't have it both ways.
I also moved on from the big lake to a smaller quieter lake. I can only control what I do.
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