Launch fees
#21
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From: Mount Airy, MD
I pay as little as $10 and as much as $20. There is a public ramp next to the private ramp I use at the marina. The public ramp is $3. Now the waiting time for the $3 ramp can be as much as 2 hours......I guess you get what you pay for.
#23
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From: Seabrook, Tx
When we lived on Long Island, Ny you had to buy a township permit for around a $100 bucks and I think you could launch at your township ramp for free. But if you were from another township, if I remember right they charged around $2 per foot to launch. It was over $40 to launch my 22 foot Crownline. Glad I don't live there anymore. It's free to launch any size boat herer in the Houston = Clear Lake = Galveston Bay area. Good launches and parking.
#24
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From: Gladeville, TN
Most ramps at Lake Cumberland are $5 up to 35 feet and $1 a foot over. I usually just pay $5 and a good cigar. State park ramps are free but parking sucks. Old hickory is $5 at private ramps and free at public state ramps.
#25
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From: LOTO Performance Boat Center
Hammond is free if you are a Fib. Michigan City pitiful launch is $10 or a $100 for the season. I do the season and get my moneys worth and then some!
#26
sounds like $20 was cheap, read these posts, there are guys paying $40 and $50 i heard of a marina on my lake charging $30 for triple axle boats! sounds like $20 to launch any small boat and $40 to launch a big triple axle is par for a good ramp with parking and other amenities, hmmmmm






