Crowd Control?

jrc · 03-14-2006, 10:45 AM

We've had a lot of hearty and sometimes thoughtful discussions of lake safety. One subject that seems to get lot of agreement is crowding. I think that everyone would agree that there are some times and places when there are too many boats. Is there a fair way to improve the situation or is this just the price of the lake being an attractive destination?

One Saturaday night I'm standing in front of a popular restaurant waiting for a table. Someone drives up and asks how longs the wait. I say, about an hour. The guy says that's too long, do I know anywhere without a wait. I say yes, go down the street to XXXXX no one eats there. Guy leaves for the dumpy place with no wait.

03-14-2006, 10:45 AM	#1
jrc Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: NH Posts: 2,689 Thanks: 33 Thanked 439 Times in 249 Posts	Crowd Control? We've had a lot of hearty and sometimes thoughtful discussions of lake safety. One subject that seems to get lot of agreement is crowding. I think that everyone would agree that there are some times and places when there are too many boats. Is there a fair way to improve the situation or is this just the price of the lake being an attractive destination? One Saturaday night I'm standing in front of a popular restaurant waiting for a table. Someone drives up and asks how longs the wait. I say, about an hour. The guy says that's too long, do I know anywhere without a wait. I say yes, go down the street to XXXXX no one eats there. Guy leaves for the dumpy place with no wait.