New To Winni boating

LostInNH · 05-25-2012, 12:01 PM

Thank you for all of the information. I have been reading posts here for a bit now and really enjoy that everyone is very willing to help out. And I agree, I am all about helping out fellow boaters. If we don't who will?

So salmon meadow cove is on the north end of the lake, a couple of coves east of center harbor next to Ash cove. I think officially its part of Moultonboro. I asked about the nearest fuel dock since the boat will be in the water for about a week and will be used daily. Towing it out each time or lugging jerry cans doesn't seem practical.

Thankfully my father made me read all of Chapman's when I was younger before I was able to use our boat. I am just brushing up on the inland bouys and markings as we speak. And I assume I can get a bizer chart in center harbor?

The rocks do make things more interesting. I have been reading posts and sites about the witches and a few other interesting spots. And me without a spare prop. Its all part of the adventure.

Any ideas on how busy to expect the center harbor ramp to be on the weekends? And any good eating spots you can boat up to?

Thanks again, and I will be the guy on the small red glastron waving back!!

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05-25-2012, 12:01 PM	#1
LostInNH Junior Member Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 11 Thanks: 6 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thank you for all of the information. I have been reading posts here for a bit now and really enjoy that everyone is very willing to help out. And I agree, I am all about helping out fellow boaters. If we don't who will? So salmon meadow cove is on the north end of the lake, a couple of coves east of center harbor next to Ash cove. I think officially its part of Moultonboro. I asked about the nearest fuel dock since the boat will be in the water for about a week and will be used daily. Towing it out each time or lugging jerry cans doesn't seem practical. Thankfully my father made me read all of Chapman's when I was younger before I was able to use our boat. I am just brushing up on the inland bouys and markings as we speak. And I assume I can get a bizer chart in center harbor? The rocks do make things more interesting. I have been reading posts and sites about the witches and a few other interesting spots. And me without a spare prop. Its all part of the adventure. Any ideas on how busy to expect the center harbor ramp to be on the weekends? And any good eating spots you can boat up to? Thanks again, and I will be the guy on the small red glastron waving back!!