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Originally Posted by Bear Islander
1. My answer fit your question perfectly.
2. New Hampshire has no shield of invulnerability that protects boats from fatal accidents. That accident could just as easily have happened on Winnipesaukee.
3. I am not connected with WinnFABS.
Hazelnut-
Can you explain how the accident would have been prevented by a 150' rule?
GO McCain! (one of my clients)
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Yes, you are right, I should have phrased my question to specifically include Winnipesaukee. I should know that I needed to clarify that we are discussing Lake Winnipesaukee, on a website called winnipesaukee.com.
I never said you were connected to winnfabs. APS brought it up in his post, not me. I was replying to him initially.
And yes, that accident could have happened on Winnipesaukee. It could have happened on the Merrimack River. It could have happened on [gasp] Squam Lake. How could it have happened on Squam Lake when they already have a speed limit you ask? Well if one is going to get drunk and fire up their boat, they could theoretically do it anywhere. Even GFBLs come on trailers.
But it didn't happen in any of those places. It happened on Long Lake. In the beautiful state of Maine.