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Old 05-18-2013, 09:06 AM
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Bachelor - not trying to be argumentative here but when I'm running the channels outside of no wake zones channels I'm running at speed. If I'm in an area where there is enough depth to avoid someone in a small boat I will try and do that. However, if I'm the one fishing in the channel I know and fully expect to be rocked by other boats passing through. That is the risk I run fishing those areas. IMHO it is impractical to expect every boat that is running the channel to in a non no wake zone to slow down for me.

Point in case when in a non no wake zone in a channel if the boats are running in opposite directions they dont slow down when they pass eachother, right?

Further let's look at the Ambrose channel, Raritan Reach and Sandy Hook channels. If you are fishing those areas do you think it's practical for every boat to slow down for you?? I know the tankers and cargo boats never do...

Are they breaking the law when they wake you?? I dont think so and I believe the coast guard rulings would support that. Being a small boater, I would think they would hold you responsible for putting yourself in that position.

Back in the river it's a totally different story since most of the areas are no wake to begin with and you should therefore be running at no wake speeds.

Once again, just trying to apply common sense.
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Old 05-18-2013, 10:37 AM
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we moved east of the train bridge on the manasquan just for all the reasons listed above. will still travel up river but if i have to back off from tossing a 4 oz. sinker thru a window of some jackoffs boat that thinks that the 45 boats waiting in line to get thru are just having lunch together just while the kids are on board one more time ill loose my mind. my wife made me promise to keep all projectiles in the v-bearth while moving thru the bridge
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Old 05-18-2013, 10:42 AM
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oh and by the way, in this order plz, boat under sail-boat being towed-boat with the tide-boat against the tide. the day that piece of junk train bridge comes down will be the happiest day of my life.
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