LEOPA Spring Run
 

The LEOPA spring run is out of Monroe Boat Club on June 4th. First stop Toledo Yacht Club, to Swan Boat Club for lunch, to Claimdiggers and back to Monroe Boat Club. The sign up form will be out soon with all the details.

Sounds like a good time, what's the cost to join the club?

$60 for new membership Fish. $30/yr to renew after that

Everything you need is on the web site or email me.
http://leopa.com/

I dunno fish water gets pretty rough on these runs, will you be able to get on plane? Lmao

Will you turn and run for the channel after 5 minutes of getting pounded by real waves your 288 wasn't made for? Lmao
Don't know why you keep referring to the props washing out, happens often in bigger waves and with stepped boats/cats... etc...

Here is the form

Ok so count me in. Fish will prob have to change a tampon that day and 288kid can tag along with me LOL...

It is going to be a short run but it will be a great time. One leg of the run guys will be able to air the boats out. If anyone has question PM or email me

what happened to the LEOPA website?? comes up as an insurance company now.

They are working on it. The site will be back up soon.

The run is coming up fast. Get your forms in.

Just a question. Is this run different from the LEOPA thunder fest?

Thanks

Yes LEOPA does three runs a year. Spring, Thunderfest and the Fall run. The spring run is a short run.

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The spring run is primarily a shake down run to kick off the spring summer season, typically it is a short leg type of event so we can get out there and stretch our legs a bit. Thunderfest is in July and is our primary event that is a full weekend of fun with entertainment and a full run on saturday. The fall run is our final event for the season and is where we get to run them hard because we have all winter to fix what we may or may not break. All 3 runs are alot of fun and worth attending as well as the Tadsen T Party which is soon approaching May14th at PIB. Keep an eye on the Facebook page for upcoming events and dates.

Thanks for the info. Sounds like a great event, since I boat in Lake Erie and Niagara River I thought it would be nice to see how boating life is at the other end.