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River wakes (from an old thread)
As some of you may well rememeber me asking questions about a 28 ft.
pontoon boat. Well, instead of owning and all the hassle that goes with towing , launching and messing around with it, for probably no more than it will actually be used. My wife and I were looking at trenting one (actually a tri-toon semi-houseboat) for a river cruise on a long weekend on the Ohio river. 90 horse Nissan, and actually a pretty nice rig. I've tooled around on small craft on small rivers but nothing like the ILLINOIS, OHIO, or the MISSISSIPPI. But it seems like a fun thing to do. Anyhow, afte reading some old threads like this: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.b...35aca19e?hl=en It made me think to ask questions on how to handle large wakes from "wake Cruisers" to large Barge-pushing Tugs.. I have no fear of keeping out of their way, it's out of their wake or at least how to handle aproaching their wake, that concernes me. I know of people who have capsized, or swamped because they got int he *trough* or heading into the wake and *torpedoing* their boat . Anybody have any advice? Thanks! |
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