Dilemma over boats anchoring off our beach

PROPELLER · 08-05-2004, 03:30 PM

I have concerns about any remaining areas that are being used to anchor, disappearing as Belmont Resident alludes to in his 2nd post, slowly all the undeveloped shore is disappearing & someday, we who can not afford waterfront property will not be able to go to these anchor sites. However, that being said, thats what makes Cabinfevers unselfish attitude all the more reassurring & refreshing. Cabinfever seems to understand this problem us anchoring boaters have & is willing to help us out, AS LONG AS US BOATERS SHOW SOME RESPECT. Maybe if more boaters showed respect the shore front owners would not be so belligerent trying to keep the boaters away. I could not believe the brazeness (is that a word) of the adults climbing on the swim raft (see my earlier post in this thread)

Thanks Cabinfever, for being understanding. Maybe if more shore front owners were like you then boaters would not have bad impressions.

08-05-2004, 03:30 PM	#16
PROPELLER Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 340 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I have concerns about any remaining areas that are being used to anchor, disappearing as Belmont Resident alludes to in his 2nd post, slowly all the undeveloped shore is disappearing & someday, we who can not afford waterfront property will not be able to go to these anchor sites. However, that being said, thats what makes Cabinfevers unselfish attitude all the more reassurring & refreshing. Cabinfever seems to understand this problem us anchoring boaters have & is willing to help us out, AS LONG AS US BOATERS SHOW SOME RESPECT. Maybe if more boaters showed respect the shore front owners would not be so belligerent trying to keep the boaters away. I could not believe the brazeness (is that a word) of the adults climbing on the swim raft (see my earlier post in this thread) Thanks Cabinfever, for being understanding. Maybe if more shore front owners were like you then boaters would not have bad impressions.