Who's lake has the most CC's

grn manlishi wrote: Ok Californina is represented. Here in central California at Lake Millertn one out of every 3 inboards is a SN. All others are wannabes.

I was at Shaver Lake a couple of weeks ago. Never been there before. Nice setting.    I think it's not terribly far from Millerton.

I didn't count but there was clearly a majority of CCs amongst the inboards on the lake.

BKH

Over here in the UK the Club has 55( down to 35 this year due to economic climate) boat owning members and only one Ski Nautique...mine!!!

Our lake has:

1 00 SN (ours)
1 93 faded purple SN
1 05 white/red swoosh SN

Otherwise inboard-wise there is:
1 old 80's Supra
1 Newer Moomba Outback OB
1 95ish Malibu Response
1 Early 90's MC 205
1 Malibu Wakesetter

We have about 85 houses on the lake I believe.

I spotted a couple more this weekend, I guess it's taken people a little while to get them all out:
1.My 1993 SN
2.An early era 69ish Mustang
3.A later, like 72 Mustang
4.2001 hull SN, mid 80's
5.A Ski Tique
6.Another early 90's SN.
7.A later 90's SN
8.A second 2001 SN, looks to be later 80's

I was going to count last night on Lake James in Indiana, but kept forgetting or losing count. There are a lot!!!

Swam from about 5:30-6:30 at the sandbar, a thursday night. 7 boats there, 3 pontooons, a bow rider, and 3 CC's.

MaddMarxx wrote: Trip, your boat was a conway boat, I think that was my buddy daves old boat!

Correct! I bought it from a guy named Dave. Funny, small world. Had to have the trans rebuilt but other than that it's been holding up great.

Trip, your boat was a conway boat, I think that was my buddy daves old boat!

2 BFN's
4 2001's
3 90-96
1 176
2 1997
1 sport nautique

Bri892001 wrote: Right now Balch Lake has: 1.My 1993 SN 2.An early era 69ish Mustang 3.A later, like 72 Mustang 4.2001 hull SN, mid 80's 5.Oh! I spotted a Ski Tique last weekend, I was excited as I had not sen it before. 6.I know someone has a Sport Nautique but I haven't seen it out yet this year. I don't think any of them except me are CCFans though Considering how small the lake is, and the crazy high number of party barges and bass boats, that's pretty respectable. There's a fair amount of old style Malibu Responses, I'd say it's a close race between those and CCs for inboard ski boats.

Hey Brian,
A few years ago I had mine cruising around Balch.
That's a pretty cool little lake.
About three summers in a row, we rented a house right across the road from the marina.
If I remember right, the NH/Me border went through the yard.
We'd have that cove all to ourselves for the whole week!

Three on my lake.....one 68 baracuda.....one early 90's.....and one super air......then mine 63. the others are ski supreme and stars and stripes MC....

I wish there were more CC's around here, I know a few guys that have them but never go out. Pontoons are a good party barge!

I am jealous of guys up north. I think yall got more inboards and Correct Crafts up there.

Great pic by the way on the Pontoon. My dad is thinking of buying one for the family. There great for hanging out and enjoying the afternoon. He said, you got the ski boat, when we want to go out skiing or whoever can go with you, other than that we can we swim, and float on the pontoon. Tie the pontoon and the ol nautique up and float away..

of course you must have the #1 pontoon boat accessories...

I haven't counted the CCs in my town, but there are a lot. 5 out of 13 houses on my little court have CCs. Maybe I'll have to count them. If there are not at least 250, I'll be surprised. BKH

The pontoon boat thing baffles me a little bit
There are tons of them on my lake.

My aunt and uncle have one and love it; I understand. It's kind of fun to put around on and see the sites. Even when they had a regular boat, they drove it slow anyway, so this suites them better. They're in their 70's so it's also nice to just step from the pier right into it.

The thing that I don't understand is there are lots of young families with them too. There's one that has a huge outboard, like tournament bass boat proportions. With that motor it gets just enough speed for them to use it for tubing and knee boarding. I can't help but think they'd be much happier if they took that motor and mounted it to a bowrider-runabout instead.

Edit:
... or bought a Correct Craft instead!