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Originally Posted by jrc
On a weekday morning in September, this isn't a crazy as it seems, if they have a dive flag. Without a dive flag, it's crazy and probably illegal...we have to share the lake. It's our right to expect them to dive or snorkle safely, by using a flag.
Now I wouldn't snorkle or dive there because there's nothing to see, that you can't see in a safer spot and too much chance that someone will break the rules. Plus legal or not I don't want to be that close to the Mount or Doris when they come through at their no wake speed.
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1) The Mount and Doris must keep a proper watch: no-wake speed can be 1-MPH.
2) The wind can turn a diving flag so that there is
even less to see than a snorkle.
3) That there "is nothing to see" doesn't preclude the unexpected hazard—
anywhere.
