seems like alot of performance boats out but nobody seems to hang out much. where,s the hot spots to hang and meet people? mark

West deptford and the Island @ National park . Low tide in front of Island is very popular because there is a sandy beach .Another spot is up north called Tully town , right next to a landfill , it is a real swamp up there in that cove . My Skater won't be ready till spring , I will give you gas money and show you around , been running that river for 20 years .

Larry

been to tully town area, not to nice i agree. there were a few guys there with sunsations but no one even gave us a wave. we usually go to the chesepeke . it seems that down there people invite you over to raft with them if your new. it would be nice to get a group of people together to do trips, poker runs etc. my email is [email protected]. lets get this rollin. mark

The Chesapeake is and has been my main boating area for 8 years now , Lloyd creek is my hangout . I live in Voorhees and once in a while go to the Del river , I can trailer my boat including a fuel stop and be in the water in a half hour . I know a few of those guy's with the Sunsations and the way they act you would think they drive an MTI !!! I think those Sunbunny's are over-rated high production boat with a stupid name !! One step above Bayliner

we're on the river about every weekend

usually one of three places

island at the navy yard
island further south between paulsboro and comm. barry bridge
or off the n. point of petty island just below betsy ross

[email protected]

Ever see this boat around ??

i think we might do a chesepeake inn run sunday from the north end of the river. anyone interested? lmk mark

Same here except I don't go up to the Betsy Ross much.

I Hate Poker runs ! Waste of Money and fuel !

poker runs are fun and you get to meet a ton of performance boat people. thats how we met alot of people on the cheseapeke. some are alittle pricy but you don,t have to run them all. we are on for sunday to the cheseapeke inn. anyones invited. we don,t have to run fast. we can set a pace thats good for everyone. mark