Weirs Channel speed

LDR4 · 07-19-2007, 03:37 PM

Is anyone else getting as frustrated as I am trying to navigate thru the Weirs Channel at 1- 2 mph? Getting a large boat thru there on a windy day at 1- 2 mph is very difficult. The no wake zones are designed for "headway speed" and for many boats that means 5 or 6 mph. I have even seen marine patrol boats "putting along" thru the channel with no one in front of them and a long line of boats behind them. They should be helping the situation by controling the flow of boats thru the channel not tying it up.

07-19-2007, 03:37 PM	#1
LDR4 Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 30 Thanks: 1 Thanked 21 Times in 6 Posts	Weirs Channel speed Is anyone else getting as frustrated as I am trying to navigate thru the Weirs Channel at 1- 2 mph? Getting a large boat thru there on a windy day at 1- 2 mph is very difficult. The no wake zones are designed for "headway speed" and for many boats that means 5 or 6 mph. I have even seen marine patrol boats "putting along" thru the channel with no one in front of them and a long line of boats behind them. They should be helping the situation by controling the flow of boats thru the channel not tying it up.