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fpartri497 · 10-13-2005, 11:46 AM

the plut:

I have been at parker marine since 1999, the rt. 11 bridge was never a problem to me before i got my new boat june 1st. of this year. for the first two weeks of june with the high water, i couldnt get out as I also have 57" clearence. but all the crew from parkers sat up front and we hand walked it out on sevaral occasions untill the lake level dropped to normal.

yes you do have to drop your bimini and your stern light if night boating.and your raido antenna. all these little annoyances, you get used to after a while. ist still a nice place to have a slip. well protected from the wind and such. and by the way they are a lot less expensive than other marinas around the lake (because of the bridge) AND THE CREW IS THE BEST.

by the way I dont work for them I just like it there.

fpartri497

10-13-2005, 11:46 AM	#14
fpartri497 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Concord NH Posts: 681 Thanks: 97 Thanked 48 Times in 39 Posts	parker marine slips the plut: I have been at parker marine since 1999, the rt. 11 bridge was never a problem to me before i got my new boat june 1st. of this year. for the first two weeks of june with the high water, i couldnt get out as I also have 57" clearence. but all the crew from parkers sat up front and we hand walked it out on sevaral occasions untill the lake level dropped to normal. yes you do have to drop your bimini and your stern light if night boating.and your raido antenna. all these little annoyances, you get used to after a while. ist still a nice place to have a slip. well protected from the wind and such. and by the way they are a lot less expensive than other marinas around the lake (because of the bridge) AND THE CREW IS THE BEST. by the way I dont work for them I just like it there. fpartri497 __________________ dont worry be happy