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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: NH
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I usually kayak the Witches every weekend, either Saturday or Sunday morning, sometimes both. Anyone wants to come along, PM me and we can meet near Glendale.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Phantom, In a pinch I would power boat through there... in your boat
![]() There are really four underwater rock piles, separated by relatively open water. I have absolutely no need to bring a power boat in there, so I wouldn't. I do see fishermen in there from time to time. I would like to kayak around Big and Little, I know you can boat between them but never have. Again it's too easy to go around. |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Berlin, Ma / Gilford
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I agree on it's too easy to go around, which I do 99.9% of the time.
Point was to "newbies" -- NEVER EVER follow someone ! Use your own head & chart ! The driver you watched may have no more idea of where he is going than you or has extremely good "local" knowledge. Do you want to risk your boat and passengers to find out which ? .
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