Cayuga lake, Seneca Lake. Come up in July and do the ROPA battleship run. 40 mile freshwater lakes and they are twins

winni is a great lake but to many rules and to many rocks get a chart if you go, sebago much more forgiving lake

Rhode Island coast line lots of harbors to checkout

2003 20 Outlaw small block thru hull not too loud still think mufflers on winni?

I've been up to Cayuga lake, spent some time in Binghamton work related. Are there any restaurants with docks? I'm going to look at chart of winni, my brothers in Claremont NH

Yes, and I have proof. LOL.

Bizer's Paper, Laminated, and Electronic maps are real good of the lake.

http://www.bizer.com/jrgps.htm

Just throw some slip ons on it, you will be fine.

The saint Lawrence should be #1 on your list we stayed on wellesley island at the state park for the last 15 years 2 weeks at a time until my grandparents got a seasonal spot at a campground but the state park has very nice new cabins for rent and the docks right there this summer was also our 1st summer at Seneca for the battle ship run and it was a great time ether way you can't go wrong

Looking around Definately want to hit Seneca for battleship run! Where's best to stay?

ABay and the St. Lawrence should be #1 by far. Hands down the best scenery on any inland body of water in the US. Lake George is decent as are Cayuga and Seneca Lakes. The finger lakes scenery gets kinda boring after a while since you are in a glacial made bowel. Allan H Treman State Marine Pk in Ithaca has a fantastic launch facility and parking. There is the Boatyard Grill across the channel with docks. The other problem with the two finger lakes is unless you know the little nooks and crannies its hard to locate the waterside bars and restaurants. The lakes are VERY deep but if you hit something its going to be a rock. Hanging with some locals is the way to go. I usually run on Oneida Lake which is boring so pass on that along with Great Sacandaga. Good luck.