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Old 06-19-2009, 10:58 AM   #11
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I've only been living on the Pond a little over a year and didn't know any of the old history of this. Someone told me soon after moving in that seaplanes weren't allowed, but not that they had been allowed before. It was only after starting this thread that I found the Bureau of Marine Patrol link stating that seaplanes were prohibited. I have no idea when between 2003, when seaplanes were allowed to land here, and now, when they aren't, that the decision to ban them was made.

However, I do frequently boat on the lake, and if I knew that seaplanes might land here, I would probably have a different approach to where I go on the lake (sailboat, kayak, etc.) Right now, knowing that seaplanes aren't allowed, I go everywhere on the lake, but am much more ... concerned ... now when going in the area where the seaplane landed.
Just a guess but I bet most pilots would perhaps circle around for a second approach if a Kayak or boat was in the way?? When was the last time a seaplace ran over a boat? Sounds like a new law is needed....I would also guess you have a better chance of being hit by lightning than a seaplane....
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