Overnight on the Lake

[VtSteve]

They are vastly different bodies of water Hilltoppper, you characterized the differences better than I. My guess is that if it were legal on Winni, few would really know about it anyway. I had no idea it wasn't allowed, primarily because I never really thought about it. It's a lot more rustic that tenting in many cases, especially for the smaller boats.



Probably better left alone at this point.......

[VitaBene]

Originally Posted by VtSteve

They are vastly different bodies of water Hilltoppper, you characterized the differences better than I. My guess is that if it were legal on Winni, few would really know about it anyway. I had no idea it wasn't allowed, primarily because I never really thought about it. It's a lot more rustic that tenting in many cases, especially for the smaller boats.



Probably better left alone at this point.......

I hear you but I can think of a few sweet spots where I would love to overnight on Winnipesaukee.

I have fond memories of overnighting at Squam (we had our first boat there for years at Squam Boats (next to Walter's Basin)), World's End in Hingham MA and Martha's Vineyard.

[VtSteve]

Originally Posted by VitaBene

I hear you but I can think of a few sweet spots where I would love to overnight on Winnipesaukee.

I have fond memories of overnighting at Squam (we had our first boat there for years at Squam Boats (next to Walter's Basin)), World's End in Hingham MA and Martha's Vineyard.

There's lots of things we'd all like to do, and just can't As you can see, some people want you to be able to do even less. I gave up trying to fight the world, I just either go along, or move on. Not enough time to fight everything.