Is that Miami Vice version Scarab still on Sebago?

Another Mainer here, new to the scene.. Also running the Sebago/Long Lake area, i believe i saw Biggus the other day coming through the river, I had the red and black Baja.. The Cig looks twice as big up on the lift! Cheers!

Justin

Yeah, that was me. Congrats on the new boat. Looks very nice! See you on the water!

Kurt

Hitting Sebago/Long Lake on Sunday, anyone else going out? Flag me down if you want, I'll just be cruising around..

Justin

Hey Justin, I think I was with you in the lock on Sat. There was a lot of traffic earlier in the day but didn't see much in the afternoon.
Great to finally get out!
- Bruce

Yup, that was me! Nice boat, I forgot that sonics had an edge on the outside that you can walk around, that's pretty sweet! And it sounds fantastic btw, wish my exhaust exited above the waterline.. Going back out Friday, may try to find this boaters beach I keep hearing about? Can someone point me in the right direction? Is third beach the same thing?

Justin

The boaters beach (Sebago Boating Club) is diectly across from the eastern point of Frye's Island in a cove on the southern shore of Sebago. (rt 114) It's a fun place but if you are going to send some time there, you need to buy a pass for the summer. I think it's about 20-30 bucks for the season.

Oh nice, I was wondering why there was a sticker like that on the boat, guy before me must have been a member or something.. I'll go check it out then, thanks!! Sand bar gets a little crowded when the water is high, just looking for other spots to post up sometimes..

Justin

Saturday is the day to be there. That's when most of the action is.

I've only been here for about 6 years and have never seen it...i have to get out more.
I love the State Park beach, I kayak down some days just to hang out. There is also a a great little beach if you want quite on the other side of the state park (towards Point Sebago). It is really secluded and there is only enough parking for a couple of boats (go slow, there are some rocks as you get close to shore).