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Originally Posted by RegalStan2450
That where the abbreviation "gfbl" came from I suppose. I never even heard of that abbreviation before HB162.
Funny thing is, a bass boat with a 200 hp+ motor will go almost 80+ mph. There are plenty of those out there. Many PWC's go 60+. How about an 80 mph sport cruiser. Many formulas like that.
The more I read the more I tend to believe this statement. I honestly come from a unbiased opinion. At the beginning of all this I was actually in favor of HB162 seeing my boat only goes 55 or so max ,and I do have young children.
Now I feel nothing but this as being a waste of time and money. HB162 IMO, has nothing to do with safety and will not make the lake any safer.
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RegalStan, be sure to write your State Senator to let him/her know how you feel about HB162. You bring up some valid points.