"Bill Kearney" wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote in message
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If the water is completely clear, and you're SURE your insurance is active
and in-force for being under way, then it'd be like any other day out.
Just
make sure the dinghy's on board and working.


That's a good point. My insurance defaults to an "off season storage"
policy at the end of October, unless I change it. It allows for "wet
storage" (in a slip) as long as bubblers are used, which they are. The
bubblers only keep the area around the hull from freezing hard. The basin
channels however, do freeze.

Eisboch

On Dec 17, 9:46 am, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Bill Kearney" wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote in message

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If the water is completely clear, and you're SURE your insurance is active
and in-force for being under way, then it'd be like any other day out.
Just
make sure the dinghy's on board and working.

That's a good point. My insurance defaults to an "off season storage"
policy at the end of October, unless I change it. It allows for "wet
storage" (in a slip) as long as bubblers are used, which they are. The
bubblers only keep the area around the hull from freezing hard. The basin
channels however, do freeze.

Eisboch

Rule one. Don't get dead. Just not worth it.