Lake Havasu Channel Boats

[Tom Brown]

I thought the exemption was for BBSP weekend?
http://www.carlsonspeed.com/~tombrow...k/img_1423.jpg

[phebus]

Originally posted by Tom Brown
Pick up a piece of soft carpet and place that down before pulling your boat up on the beach.
I never understood the carpet dealio. What do you do with the wet sandy carpet when your done? It wouldn't go in my boat. I wouldn't just leave it. Good luck finding a trash can it would fit in.
I've never actually seen it done

[Debbolas]

ok,
way over my head
I thought it was a joke!
Do people actually do that?

[Tom Brown]

Originally posted by phebus
I never understood the carpet dealio.
A quick rinse in the lake, stuff it into a garbage bag, and hang it out when you get back to the dock.
I take it you don't bring wet skis, lifejackets, tow ropes, etc. into your boat?

[BIGAMIST]

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[Havasu Cig]

Size limit is posted as 36', but it is not enforced. I was told that the restrictions were put in place to keep the houseboats out of the channel.
We have never had a problem at 38', and there are boats out there bigger than us.

[Debbolas]

I thought I had seen really huge boats in there....
Thanks!

[RiverPirate]

It is 36 and the only time I have seen it enforced is on Holiday weekends. If your already beached they will usually leave you alone. Too many other things to do.

[DeltaSigBoater]

Originally posted by phebus
I never understood the carpet dealio. What do you do with the wet sandy carpet when your done? It wouldn't go in my boat. I wouldn't just leave it. Good luck finding a trash can it would fit in.
I've never actually seen it done
Ive seen people use a big beach towel before. Never done it myself, but it make more sence than using old carpet.

[BoatPI]

I saw "Full House" in the channel late Friday. Where are they from? One of the nicest boats I have ever seen on the lake.