Need Help using the ocean

[t500hps]

Originally Posted by fund razor

Even worse would be a huge rogue rouge wave.

Nice to see your back to your old self.....
I bet you get a headache everytime you sitdown! (smartazz )

[fund razor]

Originally Posted by t500hps

Nice to see your back to your old self.....

Stopped watching the news.

BTW... welcome to OSO Riverdude.

I agree with all the advice you have been given. Good stuff.

[Stormrider]

I agree... take Tres class.

[WARPARTY36]

This may sound dumb, but remember to allow for the tide and current when docking. You don't want your boat bouncing off of the pillars(if tide comes in), or hanging from the lines(if tide goes out). Most lake boaters are not used to this. Welcome to the board

[Wobble]

When I moved up from jetboats to my 29' Offshore boat, I had an experienced offshore boater/racer go out with me for the day and show me the ropes. This despite my 7 years working offshore in all kinds of commercial vesssels.

Obviously boater education course and navigation basics are very important, but having someone show you what your boat can and can not handle is important too.

Enjoy,

[Steamin Rice]

What boat did you get? Keep an eye on the SCOPE message board for impromptu lunch runs, etc and show up for a few of them. You will be able to run with a group and also there are a lot of people who can give you pointers.

[Roger 1]

Originally Posted by fund razor

I would hate to be hit by a rouge wave.
The blue and green ones are bad enough.

LOL!!!!

[riverdude]

I bought a 34 Kachina Drone.. with twin 525s, XR Drives, Full hydrolic to the helm, mercury k planes

[turbosonic1]

Join SCOPE at www.scopeinfo.com and come run with us...lots of great knowlwdge there

[turbosonic1]

Check the message board often on the SCOPE site for last minute run's etc!