Why doesn't Winnipesaukee have real buoys?

Bubba · 09-20-2004, 01:29 PM

With the number of islands/rocks on the lake, night can be even more hazardous if you don't know your way around. I have had people out during the day and they had no idea where we were. When I take people out at night they are glad I know my way around. Yes, after enough time, you know where a marker should be. The markers would help those who generally don't go on the lake. But I guess it keeps them off the lake at night (other than the bays). And the repair shop busy. Money for the local economy.

09-20-2004, 01:29 PM	#10
Bubba Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Merrimack, NH & East Alton, NH Posts: 65 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Day markers are easy. With the number of islands/rocks on the lake, night can be even more hazardous if you don't know your way around. I have had people out during the day and they had no idea where we were. When I take people out at night they are glad I know my way around. Yes, after enough time, you know where a marker should be. The markers would help those who generally don't go on the lake. But I guess it keeps them off the lake at night (other than the bays). And the repair shop busy. Money for the local economy.