Boating on Lake George???
03-26-2004 | 09:33 AM
#41
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From: Niskayuna, NY
Originally posted by Panther
Has anyone heard of "Treasure Cove Resort Motel and Cottages". This is where we were thinking of staying, but I know nothing about the place. Also, if you have any recommendations that would be great.
Shane: Thanks for the offer, sounds like a good time! I'll definetely follow up when the time gets closer. Thanks!
Mr. Velocity, I'll try and stop by but I am pulling the motor saturday and replacing the transmission. I got all my parts via UPS yesterday. It was like Christmass time at my house. With all the popcorn foam you would have thought it was snowing.
Panther
Has anyone heard of "Treasure Cove Resort Motel and Cottages". This is where we were thinking of staying, but I know nothing about the place. Also, if you have any recommendations that would be great.
Shane: Thanks for the offer, sounds like a good time! I'll definetely follow up when the time gets closer. Thanks!
Mr. Velocity, I'll try and stop by but I am pulling the motor saturday and replacing the transmission. I got all my parts via UPS yesterday. It was like Christmass time at my house. With all the popcorn foam you would have thought it was snowing.
Panther
03-26-2004 | 09:34 AM
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From: Niskayuna, NY
Originally posted by outer42
Shane,
i think in July to lake george escape camp ground. I jus bought a 40 foot Monaco Windsor coach and going up with 10 family's for the week. When it gets closer i'll p.m you.
Shane,
i think in July to lake george escape camp ground. I jus bought a 40 foot Monaco Windsor coach and going up with 10 family's for the week. When it gets closer i'll p.m you.
03-26-2004 | 05:17 PM
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From: Lake George N.Y.
Originally posted by Chris232
I have heard the hassle trying to jet-ski on L.G. is 100 times worse...
I have heard the hassle trying to jet-ski on L.G. is 100 times worse...
because there are a shlt load of them out there.
03-26-2004 | 05:23 PM
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From: Lake George N.Y.
Panther,I wouldn't be afraid to bring your boat up.
There are plenty of performence boats out on the lake.
most with thru hull exhaust. I have never gotten a
hassle and I always run with my exhaust open.
If you have dry pipes it might draw attention,but
regular thru hull is almost never a problem. It's
the guys who run around like a$$holes that get pulled
over,mostly to see if they are drunk. Then if the are not
the get a exhaust ticket. I just got my yearly report from
L.G. and only a few noise tickets were even givven last
year.
There are plenty of performence boats out on the lake.
most with thru hull exhaust. I have never gotten a
hassle and I always run with my exhaust open.
If you have dry pipes it might draw attention,but
regular thru hull is almost never a problem. It's
the guys who run around like a$$holes that get pulled
over,mostly to see if they are drunk. Then if the are not
the get a exhaust ticket. I just got my yearly report from
L.G. and only a few noise tickets were even givven last
year.
03-26-2004 | 09:42 PM
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From: Niskayuna, NY
Originally posted by epeek
Panther,I wouldn't be afraid to bring your boat up.
There are plenty of performence boats out on the lake.
most with thru hull exhaust. I have never gotten a
hassle and I always run with my exhaust open.
If you have dry pipes it might draw attention,but
regular thru hull is almost never a problem. It's
the guys who run around like a$$holes that get pulled
over,mostly to see if they are drunk. Then if the are not
the get a exhaust ticket. I just got my yearly report from
L.G. and only a few noise tickets were even givven last
year.
Panther,I wouldn't be afraid to bring your boat up.
There are plenty of performence boats out on the lake.
most with thru hull exhaust. I have never gotten a
hassle and I always run with my exhaust open.
If you have dry pipes it might draw attention,but
regular thru hull is almost never a problem. It's
the guys who run around like a$$holes that get pulled
over,mostly to see if they are drunk. Then if the are not
the get a exhaust ticket. I just got my yearly report from
L.G. and only a few noise tickets were even givven last
year.
