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![]() "Alta47" wrote in message ... I bought a 13-foot aluminum boat and trailer this summer. I never owned one before, so I had to figure out how to get it into the water using a boat launching ramp. As far as I can tell, part of that process includes backing the trailer into the water and then actually having to wade into the water a short distance to push the boat off the trailer. My stupid question is: Now that it's getting cold outside, if I want to launch the boat in cold weather, do I actually have to wade into icy cold water on a cold day to do that? I assume there must be another way to do this. That's what I do... and our water is way colder in the early spring than it is now. (North Atlantic) I suppose the girliemen might use fishing type waders. |
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