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Belmont Resident · 06-07-2010, 03:49 PM

I know of 4 boaters who have gone up to between 38 and 48 foot cruisers after selling their performance boats.
We are a 2 boat family and always have been. I'm selling my 25 Baja and we are looking to upgrade to a cruiser. We don't need one but if we are going to boat on this lake we are going to be comfortable doing so.
Even in my wife’s 26 foot Chaparral you get banged around on any weekend. My Baja is great but I'm not going to waste my money if I cannot enjoy it to its full potential. So we are looking to buy a boat we probably would not have but because of the new speed limit we will.
So all the boaters complaining about all the big waves, well it is only gonna get worse.
Blame the speed limit. Oh and what about shore line erosion?

06-07-2010, 03:49 PM	#37
Belmont Resident Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Belmont NH but prefer Jackman Maine Posts: 1,857 Thanks: 491 Thanked 409 Times in 251 Posts	whats next? I know of 4 boaters who have gone up to between 38 and 48 foot cruisers after selling their performance boats. We are a 2 boat family and always have been. I'm selling my 25 Baja and we are looking to upgrade to a cruiser. We don't need one but if we are going to boat on this lake we are going to be comfortable doing so. Even in my wife’s 26 foot Chaparral you get banged around on any weekend. My Baja is great but I'm not going to waste my money if I cannot enjoy it to its full potential. So we are looking to buy a boat we probably would not have but because of the new speed limit we will. So all the boaters complaining about all the big waves, well it is only gonna get worse. Blame the speed limit. Oh and what about shore line erosion?