Lake St Clair
Lake Huron
Lake Erie

Covered 2400 miles of lake surface in an 80 mile stretch of water, might need to see some other waterways next year.

Klaw,the real season starts in June when the weather warms up.

WOW.Mackinac to the trent,hell of a little trip there.

Aurora huh,I happen to live there. :)

-Lake Nacimiento
-Lake San Antonio
-Lake Lopez
- Lake Mead
- Lake Mojave
- Lake Havasu
- Lake Pyramid
- Bass Lake
- Castaic Lake
- Colorado River

Lakes I've been on

Lake Cumberland *
Dale Hallow
Norris
Table Rock
Smith Mountain Lake *
Lake Erie
Alum Creek *
Dillon Dam
Kentucky Lake
Lake Barkley
Cave Run
Delaware Dam
Summersville
Deer Creek

Rivers I've bben on

Ohio River *
Allegheny River
Muskingum River *
Little Kanawha River *
Kanawha River *
Little Hocking *

* with current 2 yr old boat

Lake Cumberland
Lake Cumberland
Lake Cumberland
Lake Cumberland
Lake Cumberland

Been to the Great Lakes, Mead, Mojave, Havasu, Pacific Ocean, Cumberland wins by a wide margin.

With my Baja:

Green Lake (use it for spring un-winterizing....across it in less than a minute!!)
Lake Michigan (a LOT) and several of it's tributaries:
Lake Macatoilet....I mean Lake Macatawa
Spring Lake
Grand River
Muskegon Lake
White Lake
Kalamazoo River
Grand Traverse Bay
Lake Charlevoix (beautiful!!)

Glen Lake (very beautiful!!)
Detroit River
Lake Erie
LOTO
Higgins Lake
Hardy Pond (it's a BIG pond!!! LOL!!)

That's about it.

:D

I atarted this thread to maybe remind me of lakes I forgot I was on

Lake Charlevoix is one of them
and it was definatly beautiful