Neophyte on the Lake

islandAl · 06-01-2005, 03:35 PM

Welcome to the lake. Quick note, licenses are required for almost all boaters now (a few of us old timers have another year or so)
This is the link to Bizer (person) who produces a great map. You DO want to buy one either on-line or at local store http://www.winnipesaukee.com/links/cgi/jump.cgi?ID=57
You can also go to quick links above select lake links and then boating.
You will spend most of your time in Moultonborough bay and tubing is fine. Weekdays best with less traffic. Same for trip to Wolfeboro and tie ups are first come first tied. Watch the weather as a very windy day could bring 5-6 waves down at the Wolfeboro end. Depending on exactly where you are, 20 to 25 miles. Nice ride and well worth the trip. Naturally, you can go lots of places on the lake.
Most neighbors will assist with advice, places to fish, tricky rock locations and weather forecasts. Have a great time.

06-01-2005, 03:35 PM	#3
islandAl Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Mountonboro Posts: 200 Thanks: 12 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Lake info Welcome to the lake. Quick note, licenses are required for almost all boaters now (a few of us old timers have another year or so) This is the link to Bizer (person) who produces a great map. You DO want to buy one either on-line or at local store http://www.winnipesaukee.com/links/cgi/jump.cgi?ID=57 You can also go to quick links above select lake links and then boating. You will spend most of your time in Moultonborough bay and tubing is fine. Weekdays best with less traffic. Same for trip to Wolfeboro and tie ups are first come first tied. Watch the weather as a very windy day could bring 5-6 waves down at the Wolfeboro end. Depending on exactly where you are, 20 to 25 miles. Nice ride and well worth the trip. Naturally, you can go lots of places on the lake. Most neighbors will assist with advice, places to fish, tricky rock locations and weather forecasts. Have a great time.