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NO WAKE ZONES YOU
MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT

NO WAKE ZONE FOR ALL
VESSELS REGARDLESS
OF SIZE

As late cially, travel at very high speeds A waverunner collided with this boat in 2016 at the
Summer through these back narrow cuts... corner of one of these blind spots around noon on
comes, and we have seen younger rid-
the reeds ers cut across narrow channels a Thursday ... normally a slow day on the water.
& Phrag- without stopping or checking for Sometimes bad things will happen to good people.
mites oncoming traffic in these lanes.
along Sasquatch vs. Yeti?
many of I didn’t really notice this be-
the most fore, but after looking more
used cuts closely at the no wake zone
get taller and taller. It’s very dif- map, several of these most
ficult to see other vessels enter- dangerous areas are actually
ing or exiting until it may be too no wake.
late.
Unfortunately, so many “no
Traveling frequently in a small wake” areas around Lake St.
boat in these back waters, we Clair are unmarked. Accord-
worry about getting run over ing to the Sheriff, we are still
from someone coming in from responsible to know the law
behind us. Waverunners espe- for our safety & others.

Blind Intersections into and out Sasquatch = Big Foot
of many areas...don’t cut the corners
A man-like creature living in the
EASY to see wilderness areas of North America
this big guy
ready to exit Yeti = Abominable Snowman

the A bear-like creature living in arctic climates
Big Fisher particularly the Himalaya’s.
Hwy. cut!
Native Himalayan’s worship their creature...
and boaters worship their Yeti drink holders

keeping beverages icy cold. Many of us
decorate the

steel cups with
personalized
stickers to help
tell them apart.

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