Overnighting a Boat on Lake Winnipesaukee...
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Overnighting a Boat on Lake Winnipesaukee...
News Hawk Sat Oct 26, 2013 2:18 am
""[Y]ou would have to be at home port or a rented slip somewhere each night. You cannot anchor overnight on Winni, unfortunately.
Sometimes it's unsafe even to sleep at an island home at night!
(Quote from FATP).
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Re: Overnighting a Boat on Lake Winnipesaukee...
WHL Sat Oct 26, 2013 7:18 am
I noticed that post and when I read it I thought I am really glad overnight mooring is not allowed. Can you imagine what would be put into the lake if there were hundreds of boats mooring overnight? I know what we see when they are moored during the day.
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...give 'em time...
News Hawk Sat Oct 26, 2013 8:17 am
The few I've witnessed, leave the scene early in the morning, and take off for parts unknown.
It may have been a coincidence, but shortly after Merwin Horn died, an overnighter appeared twice off his place while his waterfront was in probate court.
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'Think SBONH will try to overturn that regulation?
...or will they leave that to NHRBA...?
It may have been a coincidence, but shortly after Merwin Horn died, an overnighter appeared twice off his place while his waterfront was in probate court.
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'Think SBONH will try to overturn that regulation?
...or will they leave that to NHRBA...?
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obervantone Sat Oct 26, 2013 5:41 pm
Saf-C 403.19 Lights on Boats or Rafts at Anchor. All vessels, log rafts and rafts as defined in RSA 270:42, IV, when at anchor in the normally traveled portion of the public waters, between sunset and sunrise, shall display a white light high enough to show all around the horizon
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News Hawk Sat Oct 26, 2013 6:57 pm
...doesn't happen...obervantone wrote: Saf-C 403.19 Lights on Boats or Rafts at Anchor. All vessels, log rafts and rafts as defined in RSA 270:42, IV, when at anchor in the normally traveled portion of the public waters, between sunset and sunrise, shall display a white light high enough to show all around the horizon
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obervantone Sat Oct 26, 2013 8:08 pm
Saf-C 403.19 wrote: in the normally traveled portion of the public waters
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News Hawk Sun Oct 27, 2013 9:49 am
...doesn't happen...obervantone wrote:Saf-C 403.19 wrote: in the normally traveled portion of the public waters
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