YESTERDAY was THE DAY!-gctid370911

[cwiert]

She got wet yesterday! Feels so good to be back in the water.Now I just need to marina to turn the water back on so I can wash/polish/wax the boat rub-rail up!

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[Guest]

Great looking boat....and family! Enjoy the season!!!!

[JimMc]

Congratulations!

My boss sent me to California for two weeks. I am just getting started and now it's cold.

[Guest]

Congrats, I know the feeling. Mine is schedule for April 20th slpash day. While still on the hard I'm tackling bottom paint maintenance and polishing/waxing below rub rail before she goes in to water for a season.

[Guest]

Looks real nice. Makes me even more eager now

[Guest]

I splashed today as well!! Was great getting back out there!

[Guest]

cwiert wrote:
She got wet yesterday! Feels so good to be back in the water.Now I just need to marina to turn the water back on so I can wash/polish/wax the boat rub-rail up!

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I'm jealous... I should be up your way soon to sea trial a boat and hopefully take it home a few days after.

[cwiert]

Gilligan wrote:
I'm jealous... I should be up your way soon to sea trial a boat and hopefully take it home a few days after.

Ah yes...that boat at Chrisholm, right? Which boat is it that you're looking at?

[Guest]

Great to hear you are back on the water. I am sooo jealous. My scheduled splash day was supposed to be last Friday but with the lack of rain, the lake has not recovered from its fall draw down. Word from the marina is that they can't tell me when the boat will be able to go in. :thumb

[Guest]

Tom,

You have to come over to the bay. Never have that issue. Boat went in this past Friday. Was nice out in the bay.

[cwiert]

245_Tom wrote:
Great to hear you are back on the water. I am sooo jealous. My scheduled splash day was supposed to be last Friday but with the lack of rain, the lake has not recovered from its fall draw down. Word from the marina is that they can't tell me when the boat will be able to go in. :thumb

Ugh. That's awful. I'm not one to wish for rain, but I know we really do need it. I'll keep my fingers crossed for sunny days and rainy nights.

[Guest]

I feel your pain after an entire summer of drought last season....my lake of preference went from dang near dry to six feet over full pool.....I splashed last weekend and had to manuever through submerged concrete tables and mounted BBQ pits to get to the main part of the lake...a friend of mine was dang near waste deep in water as he walked on the submergd walkway to the floating dock to board.....its either feast or famine I recon.

[Guest]

cwiert wrote:
Ugh. That's awful. I'm not one to wish for rain, but I know we really do need it. I'll keep my fingers crossed for sunny days and rainy nights.

That's what I want to hear!! Sunny days and rainy nights. Lets see what Mother Nature has in store for us on the east coast in the very near future.

[Guest]

CapriSS2050 wrote:
I feel your pain after an entire summer of drought last season....my lake of preference went from dang near dry to six feet over full pool.....I splashed last weekend and had to manuever through submerged concrete tables and mounted BBQ pits to get to the main part of the lake...a friend of mine was dang near waste deep in water as he walked on the submergd walkway to the floating dock to board.....its either feast or famine I recon.

Now last year, there was too much water in the lake and our docks were under about a foot of water. For weeks the whole lake was under a no-wake zone. You are right - it truly is feast or famine.

[Guest]

245_Tom wrote:
Great to hear you are back on the water. I am sooo jealous. My scheduled splash day was supposed to be last Friday but with the lack of rain, the lake has not recovered from its fall draw down. Word from the marina is that they can't tell me when the boat will be able to go in. :thumb

Know the feeling,Greenwood Lake is worse. Close to 3 1/2 feet down !!