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No sand in winter harbor but boats already anchor there as its calm and out of the wind and water is shallower. I would highly expect it and any place like it would see a larger number of boats anchoring at these locations if Braun Bay is lost.....They wont anchor in the middle of Braun Bay...West Alton is already full on weekends. I guess what I'm saying is the boats will go somewhere just not away and off the lake like some hope who are pushing this agenda... Below is a google earth pic depicting what 150' boundary would do...As you can see the entire sandbar is lost... Dan
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I was trying to think of where people anchor that has sand besides Braun and West Alton. Margate? Ragged Is? Do you know?
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None at Ragged, I believe Margate is shallow with some sand areas (never really go there…
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The rafting area known as the Margate Resort is more accurately the shoreline shallow water area adjacent to the Bayside Cemetery which is next to the Margate.
Everyone in the Bayside Cemetery is unavailable to contact the Marine Patrol to complain about too many boats, while the Margate with a beach and docks area could make the phone call. Hellooooo Marine Patrol ....... this is Harold Quimby over in the Bayside Cemetery ...... been here since 1877 .... resting quietly until all these partying rafter boaters done showed up ..... let me tell ya ..... it is very disturbing to everyone here in this cemetery ..... like, where do all these big expensive boats come from and what the heck are they doing here! ...... ![]()
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