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Default Despite fuel prices, towboat captains report no general nationwide decrease in boating


"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
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JimH wrote:

Good conditions on Lake Erie this year? We have had more than our share
of
weekends washed out by rain or white caps, with this holiday weekend
predicted to be in that group.


You wouldn't get much boating done in the Pacific NW if you were put
off by rain or by whitecaps.


Yep. We never had a desire to take the boat out on rainy days or in rough
water conditions, even with our 32 footer as we have other things to do.
We also never owned a boat that kept us captive (while underway) in an
enclosed pilothouse each and every time we took it out or to have to travel
in a boat with a maximum speed of 10 knots.

Different strokes................. ;-)


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