How Low Can You Go....

MeredithMan · 08-22-2016, 11:30 AM

As a customer of Watermark, I am on their email distribution list. They sent out a blast last week advising folks to be very careful due to the low water levels, and stated that Winnipesaukee is 11" below full lake.

As I was going through Sally's Gut on Saturday morning, Watermark's email suddenly came to mind. Man, is it low! I put the outdrive almost all the way up just to be safe. I've been going through there for years and don't recall ever seeing the hazards in there so up close and personal.

It is also getting very shallow at our dock. We normally keep the boat in till mid to late October, but I am seriously considering pulling the plug on the boating season right after Labor Day.

What are others seeing?

08-22-2016, 11:30 AM	#1
MeredithMan Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Bedford, NH; Meredith, NH Posts: 868 Thanks: 234 Thanked 769 Times in 303 Posts	How Low Can You Go.... As a customer of Watermark, I am on their email distribution list. They sent out a blast last week advising folks to be very careful due to the low water levels, and stated that Winnipesaukee is 11" below full lake. As I was going through Sally's Gut on Saturday morning, Watermark's email suddenly came to mind. Man, is it low! I put the outdrive almost all the way up just to be safe. I've been going through there for years and don't recall ever seeing the hazards in there so up close and personal. It is also getting very shallow at our dock. We normally keep the boat in till mid to late October, but I am seriously considering pulling the plug on the boating season right after Labor Day. What are others seeing?