Long Island Guys...Advice on Boating in the Great South Bay!
08-24-2006, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by johnnyboatman
did u just buy the warlock
08-25-2006, 07:21 AM
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Re: Long Island Guys...Advice on Boating in the Great South Bay!
Originally Posted by gotime34
Absolutely will...Plus I need 93 Octance and most places don't carry it on the water. If they did it would be well over $4 a gallon.
I'd call skip to make sure some is there b4 u pull up.
08-25-2006, 08:19 PM
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T2x your right about the skaters,that is standard practice for them!!! i was talking about the V's with outboards except for a certian few runnin around!! when you gonna bring your Wing to tanner??? Wes,where did you get that ticket?? did they have a dcb meter? tripps
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Re: Long Island Guys...Advice on Boating in the Great South Bay!
Originally Posted by gotime34
Absolutely will...Plus I need 93 Octance and most places don't carry it on the water. If they did it would be well over $4 a gallon.
BTW, I have been pulled over a few times for noise. I am running full dry pipes with GGB Extremes. So far, I never got a summons for it.
08-26-2006, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by SLANDREW
Post when you get here I know a few boats that will scoot around 
08-26-2006, 09:05 AM
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Re: Long Island Guys...Advice on Boating in the Great South Bay!
Regarding the noise issue, I dont mean to post the obvious, but maybe you are not familiar so ........
You can do what you want in the ocean, even up close to the beaches. I have never seen or heard of anyone being hassled there. If you run up along the homes on the north side of the bay or state channel, you are more likely to be bothered. I tend to avoid those areas. I stay in the ocean when conditions permit or run the south side of state channel away from most of the homes. There are "No wake" zones that are marked well. Make sure you obey them, even if it is during off hours.
You can do what you want in the ocean, even up close to the beaches. I have never seen or heard of anyone being hassled there. If you run up along the homes on the north side of the bay or state channel, you are more likely to be bothered. I tend to avoid those areas. I stay in the ocean when conditions permit or run the south side of state channel away from most of the homes. There are "No wake" zones that are marked well. Make sure you obey them, even if it is during off hours.
08-28-2006, 07:34 AM
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Re: Long Island Guys...Advice on Boating in the Great South Bay!
Originally Posted by checkmate454mag
Regarding the noise issue, I dont mean to post the obvious, but maybe you are not familiar so ........
You can do what you want in the ocean, even up close to the beaches. I have never seen or heard of anyone being hassled there. If you run up along the homes on the north side of the bay or state channel, you are more likely to be bothered. I tend to avoid those areas. I stay in the ocean when conditions permit or run the south side of state channel away from most of the homes. There are "No wake" zones that are marked well. Make sure you obey them, even if it is during off hours.
You can do what you want in the ocean, even up close to the beaches. I have never seen or heard of anyone being hassled there. If you run up along the homes on the north side of the bay or state channel, you are more likely to be bothered. I tend to avoid those areas. I stay in the ocean when conditions permit or run the south side of state channel away from most of the homes. There are "No wake" zones that are marked well. Make sure you obey them, even if it is during off hours.
He got me at the gas dock at Jackson's in Hampton Bays at an idle......said they were getting alot of complaints and had to show they were cracking down....
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