Boating out of Balmoral in moultonborough

[Winni_Bay]

Hello
I have a few question boating out of balmoral in moultonborough
is their enough room for 2 boats on plane going through the grave yard markers
and around the bay area

any info would be great
Thanks

[ishoot308]

Originally Posted by Winni_Bay

Hello
I have a few question boating out of balmoral in moultonborough
is their enough room for 2 boats on plane going through the grave yard markers
and around the bay area

any info would be great
Thanks

In the bay area yes, in the graveyard no you will need to slow to 6 mph or less when another boat is coming to stay within the law as written....

Dan

[VitaBene]

Originally Posted by ishoot308

In the bay area yes, in the graveyard no you will need to slow to 6 mph or less when another boat is coming to stay within the law as written....

Dan

Dan is right. As long as people stay tight to the markers, you can be on plane all the way to the graveyard. You can go around the graveyeard easily enough.

[LIforrelaxin]

I personally find that it is easier to just go around the graveyard.... As others have said, once you get to the graveyard itself unless you are the only boat, there isn't enough room to stay on plane with in the current laws, you must proceed at headway speed....

[Winni_Bay]

Thanks to all
we will try this tomorrow our boat is in today

Thanks

[jeffk]

As you go by Ambrose Cove/Clark Landing it is mostly too narrow for two boats to pass on plane and not break the 150 foot rule. The marine patrol likes to watch that area too.

Coming from Balmoral I also would bypass the Graveyard by keeping left to go between Chases and Melvin and then swinging right around Melvin Island. Plenty of room for two or even 3 boats and no rocks.