This accident happened near the opening of a channel and on the weekends these lakes are among the busiest waterways in the world. It was EXTREMELY poor judgment to be driving at these speeds taking sharp turns in heavy weekend traffic. I wans't slamming the guy for not wearing his lanyard. I was only stating the obvious. It is also obvious that he should have been wearing his lanyard. This isn't the first time I have seen an accident like this out here and i'll admit, i'm guilty of not wearing the lanyard at all times. I do however wear it whenever I feel I should (ie. high speeds heavy traffic). After seeing ANOTHER accident like this I think I will be clipping the lanyard on after turning the keys.

Point respectfully taken. Will wear mine from now on WHENEVER I will be, or plan on being, on plane. Promise.

Joe, very sorry about your friend. I did not know that. Russ

Very well said, do hope everyone can learn from others mistakes. If you have higher res pics of the side of the boat I would sure like to see them. Take care and be safe.

I thought I posted the biggest I could here ya go. They still look small. I can email them to you if you like.

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Offthefront. That is a great product. I didn't know there was such a product. Thanks for the info.

You did, if you would not mind e-mailing me the top right one on this post I would appriciate it. If not thats ok, just curious about the way the deck is. Thanks
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yss, You posted them at a nice 1024x680 quality ... you just have to 'click' each one to blow them up.

Very unfortunate for them ... and everyone

Thanks for the e-mail. If I ever happen to get photos of your boat I owe ya.

I bet they never compliment you on your personality.