A few people over night on the sand bar at torch still.
When I was at grand haven with my old boat I trailered it at the ramp and slept in it in the parking lot.
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A few people over night on the sand bar at torch still.
When I was at grand haven with my old boat I trailered it at the ramp and slept in it in the parking lot.
I'm almost blind as it is. Last thing you want is me night cruising after a day of drinking in water I'm not normally on LOL
There used to be some fishermen that would fish the water outlet of the Port Sheldon power plant at about 2am in little fishing boats with no lights....I scared the crap outta them a couple times. By the time I saw them I'd already be passing them so I'd never really freak out....but you know they had heard me and been watching my nav light bouncing towards them for a while...lol. I can imagine them trying to figure out which way to move to avoid me flattening them...forward or back? Like a scene from an old silent movie....lol.
You can stay on the wall as long as you want. There was a houseboat, I think the guy lived there. Ya, the beach across from the the wall, pretty sure it's still up for grabs. Campfire might be pushing it tho.
No, we still beach it in Port Sheldon. There is a boardwalk there but its back far enough.
Hellbent up on hardy you can stay in the coves. up on the island, Brower park has a channel to pull in beach it then you can walk around and party at the camp ground, or you can find a empty dock at oxbow and party there
Thanks Knuth..A friend of mine has a big RV on one of the campgrounds...I'll have to look into which one. I've seen some pics of a lot of boats rafted up during Hot Boat...is there somewhere in particular everyone usually groups up? What's it like up there the rest of the season?
Most of the action is usually at consumers beach. thats where hotboat is. Or the sandbar is another good spot. You just to be carefull when you get up stream of davis bridge. Just remember when running the river stay towards the high side, cause low banks mean shallow water.