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Originally Posted by TW720HVY
(Post 4241407)
So cool is right, thanks for the additional visual aids!! :ernaehrung004:
What a second, is that a condom machine?! What's about to happen in that picture?? :faint2: |
http://youtu.be/AOv40FefvHI
Apache water? :party-smiley-004::whistle:
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Originally Posted by ham_r_down01
(Post 4241455)
http://youtu.be/AOv40FefvHI
Apache water? :party-smiley-004::whistle:
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Pretty sure no one being serious actually believes LOTO is rougher than any of the Great Lakes. Everything is relative.
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Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me
(Post 4241700)
Pretty sure no one being serious actually believes LOTO is rougher than any of the Great Lakes. Everything is relative.
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I have been told that loto is worse then Erie buy a super boat guy on here. That being sead he has never been here sooooo.
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My annual family LOTO trip has been over the 4th of July for many, many years. Obviously that timeframe is among the handful of the worst you will see the water there. I've been all over that lake during that week/weekend in a 26' boat. Yeah, I'm tucked in running upper 20's to low 30's and occasionally having to slow to ride a massive cruiser wake like a surfboard but I always got to my destination without much drama. The water never kept me at the dock if there was somewhere I wanted to go. At the time I was staying at the 14 MM on the main channel and would usually frequent places as far down as Dick's on the Osage or as far up as Time Out (closed now) up the Gravois. That's roughly a 50 mile stretch of the lake. I've also been in a 43' F-4 Sunsation running the main channel post Shootout when it was still held at Shooter's 21. I've read/heard the stories of guy's talking how their boats can eat that water up at 80 MPH and not spill a drop out of their beer. BS. Even in a 43', 11K lb. boat you are going to get tossed around a bit in certain water there. So yes, LOTO can get rough at times and if you are in the wrong boat or don't know what you are doing it can get dangerous. That type of water only occurs a few times out of the year and is still managable even in smaller equipment if you know what you are doing. LOTO is basically a river in terms of width with plenty of shoreline protection. It is never going to see the wind driven waves the Great Lakes see.
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I have no desires to go to LOTO. With how nasty the waves get and all the accidents I hear about.
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Originally Posted by Captain Nick
(Post 4242767)
I have no desires to go to LOTO. With how nasty the waves get and all the accidents I hear about.
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Originally Posted by Full Force
(Post 4240154)
yep, people don't get what the great lakes are.... LOTO big water.... ya right..
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