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Location: Florida (Sebring & Keys), Wolfeboro
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![]() 2) I don't mind seeing oversized boats pulling tubers from town to town, as anyone can see on the Broads any weekend. The constant wake environment there sure beats repeatedly crossing their own wakes in our inlets and bays. 3) Boat sizes should be self-limiting as to where they visit: it's common sense. 4) Is a new BAJA ~36' a "high HP" boat? ![]() In my view, it is a "high HP" GFBL: One visited here for several days. The prop it had was awful for skiing. Even if it had been quiet, the view would have annoyed most savvy observers. FWIW, I'll take photos of them next season. Quote:
My BIL tells of a neighbor's all-white GFBL nearly backing over their kayak when they were close to shore. Excepting Evenstar, how do kayakers report their near-misses except to other kayakers or newspapers? Similar instances will appear in our local NHLakes and Mountains newspapers. (Most complain through a letter). Quote:
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