Green Lake 2020?

Everything is open guys.. Been in the 90's all last week and will be this week. Water temps are great. I'll be up Thursday night.. Stop by the house for a cold one.. You all know where I live..
Looking forward to it..
Moj'

Plan on arriving mid afternoon on Friday then out sometime on Sunday.

We are locked in Dave

Just got a message from Mojo saying he is having trouble getting on CCF. he said nothing is shut down in Green Lake and that they are still planning on being up there.

Bay view has its own boat ramp

I am still planning on going. Leaving our place around noon on July 9th getting to Green Lake around 5 in the afternoon. Leaving Monday the 13th.

Phil & Mary + 1976 Ski Nautique

JoeinNY wrote: . Boat ramps, we don't need no stinkin boat ramps... at least that is what I was thinking when ours were closed last weekend - find a tractor and a reasonable slope and drop the boats in for the season. Luckily the neighboring states complained that New york plague carriers were likely to just go next door and infest them and our ramps were opened back up.    Hopefully everyone gets a respectable handle on this by july as Wisconsin and Tennessee are both part of my plan to see how much gas I can burn in a month. Yes Paul I find that my big block chrysler correct craft burns significantly more fuel than any other single screw boat I have been in... maybe it needs a holley... maybe I just got to get used to the big girls. Either way when a boat sits in the hoist and you have to carry gas tanks down to it the logistics involved to fill are worse than the cost. I often see the nephews checking the gas gauge before asking to take it out as they know there are two answers to that question. Either "sure, try not to die" or "you better put some gas in it first" and if they think they are going to hear the second answer they just settle for the pontoon.    Well I am going to go put in some social distancing docks.. .and order some boat hoist wheels to assist with social distancing boat hoist installation.   Keep safe out there...

Whaere are you planning to go in Tennessee?

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My work has us restricted to no out of state travel as of now. I think it will be lifted before July.

8122pbrainard wrote: Along with our Wisconsin governor extending the stay at home till May 2, he has also closed all public boat ramps till then too. Authorities have already started to monitor them and anyone caught using a ramp gets a $500 fine.

Pete, down here most of the public launches are operated by the county or municipality and are open for business. I was fortunate enough to navigate through 100's of walleye boats on the Wolf River Sunday afternoon. There was an obvious increase in police presence. I also believe "Safer at Home" is in place through May 26th. Hopefully the "Badger Bounce Back" rolls out sooner than later.

rebel skier wrote:    I have a kid on the front lines in a nursing home and rehab center trying to help super vulnerable people beat this thing, so the risks are real for my family.

I applaud your son and his efforts. He is one of the many who deserve our prayers for the fight.

. Boat ramps, we don't need no stinkin boat ramps... at least that is what I was thinking when ours were closed last weekend - find a tractor and a reasonable slope and drop the boats in for the season. Luckily the neighboring states complained that New york plague carriers were likely to just go next door and infest them and our ramps were opened back up.   

Hopefully everyone gets a respectable handle on this by july as Wisconsin and Tennessee are both part of my plan to see how much gas I can burn in a month.

Yes Paul I find that my big block chrysler correct craft burns significantly more fuel than any other single screw boat I have been in... maybe it needs a holley... maybe I just got to get used to the big girls. Either way when a boat sits in the hoist and you have to carry gas tanks down to it the logistics involved to fill are worse than the cost. I often see the nephews checking the gas gauge before asking to take it out as they know there are two answers to that question. Either "sure, try not to die" or "you better put some gas in it first" and if they think they are going to hear the second answer they just settle for the pontoon.   

Well I am going to go put in some social distancing docks.. .and order some boat hoist wheels to assist with social distancing boat hoist installation.   Keep safe out there...

rebel skier wrote: 8122pbrainard wrote: Along with our Wisconsin governor extending the stay at home till May 2, he has also closed all public boat ramps till then too. Authorities have already started to monitor them and anyone caught using a ramp gets a $500 fine.    My opinion is that closing boat launch ramps and fining someone for safely using their boat is a rediculous overreach of authority.

Stay safe. Have you looked at your states statistics lately? Here they are for Tennessee

8122pbrainard wrote: Dave, I sure hope this mess is over with by July but I keep reading reports that it may not be. Along with our Wisconsin governor extending the stay at home till May 2, he has also closed all public boat ramps till then too. Authorities have already started to monitor them and anyone caught using a ramp gets a $500 fine.

We can still boat, but no rafting up.

Dave,
I sure hope this mess is over with by July but I keep reading reports that it may not be.

Along with our Wisconsin governor extending the stay at home till May 2, he has also closed all public boat ramps till then too. Authorities have already started to monitor them and anyone caught using a ramp gets a $500 fine.