Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

Who is dealing ( on a relatively daily basis ) with the longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' zone ?

Every time I take my boat out, I have approx 20 minutes of 5 mph. The benefit is that I have the entire Pacific Ocean to play in once I get there.

There must be worse. . . or is there ?

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

Wait until they put speed zone on ocean because of sleeping whales. :hothead:

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

No sh!t. . . next it'll be sleeping plankton.

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

I can remember years ago it seemed like an eternity to get from the backyard dock of my sister in law's house in ft Myers out to the gulf.... all wakeless for about 2 hrs.

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

45 minutes out of Newport Harbor from Lido :drool:

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

Got to love the tree huge-rs ( Chit )

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

Is that how long it takes to get out from Lido... that is where my old boat is now... Lido boatyard... I think the guy renamed it "double blown".

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

Not less than 40 unless you feel lucky

What kind of boat is it?

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

Honest to God, Newport should have a 'Diamond Lane', buoyed-off down the center for boats that just want to get 'outside'. Maybe 10-15 mph ( except the ferry crossing ).

Ban the kayakers, sailboats, windsurfers, etc.

Re: Longest 'No Wake / Headway Speed' Zone . . .
 

They should make a cut through the peninsula.

At least it is a sceneic(sp) cruise ... nice yachts, homes, hills, ferry, ferriswheel .... it could be worse

Going out tomorrow morning around 9:30