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PROPELLER · 09-20-2004, 07:59 AM

Mad, Where is your scientific proof that it is big boat wakes contributing to the foam & not just any old boat wake from relatively small 18' bow riders for example, if boat wakes have any thing at all to do with the foam. Big is a relative term, what you think is big may not be to the several thousand people who use the lake. Maybe big wave action like Sunday contributes. How are you going to stop that?

I gather from old posts when you were I.R. that you think the biggest boat on the lake should be 24'. Why is that the magic number? Boats 24' & smaller can create big wakes when they are not planed off.

Why is your personal dismay of the changes at the lake a life lesson for the rest of us?

09-20-2004, 07:59 AM	#30
PROPELLER Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 340 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Big Boat Wakes? Mad, Where is your scientific proof that it is big boat wakes contributing to the foam & not just any old boat wake from relatively small 18' bow riders for example, if boat wakes have any thing at all to do with the foam. Big is a relative term, what you think is big may not be to the several thousand people who use the lake. Maybe big wave action like Sunday contributes. How are you going to stop that? I gather from old posts when you were I.R. that you think the biggest boat on the lake should be 24'. Why is that the magic number? Boats 24' & smaller can create big wakes when they are not planed off. Why is your personal dismay of the changes at the lake a life lesson for the rest of us?