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- Jul 5, 2011
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Pontoons or PWC's???
I didn't get any vids or pics although I should have.
The kid on a sea-doo jig-jagging all over the river cutting behind every boat jumping the wakes, until he gets to one boat that's pulling a kid on a tube. I guess he realized at the last second and just barely avoided the tube...
Then there was the small bowrider (16-17 footer) with two full size women sitting in the front. There couldn't have been no more than 8 or 10" of freeboard at the bow but there must have been a good foot and a half at the rear:facepalm:
And I couldn't even count all the overloaded pontoons. Many had all the people siting in the front, the front of the toons practically submerged, and one small pontoon (maybe an 18ft with 20" logs??) had at least a dozen adults and several kids aboard, nobody wearing life-vests, and both toons completely submerged from tip to tail.
On long weekends my boat stays tied to the dock and I sit there sippin a cold one and wave to all the boats that go past.
I didn't get any vids or pics although I should have.
The kid on a sea-doo jig-jagging all over the river cutting behind every boat jumping the wakes, until he gets to one boat that's pulling a kid on a tube. I guess he realized at the last second and just barely avoided the tube...
Then there was the small bowrider (16-17 footer) with two full size women sitting in the front. There couldn't have been no more than 8 or 10" of freeboard at the bow but there must have been a good foot and a half at the rear:facepalm:
And I couldn't even count all the overloaded pontoons. Many had all the people siting in the front, the front of the toons practically submerged, and one small pontoon (maybe an 18ft with 20" logs??) had at least a dozen adults and several kids aboard, nobody wearing life-vests, and both toons completely submerged from tip to tail.
On long weekends my boat stays tied to the dock and I sit there sippin a cold one and wave to all the boats that go past.
