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Small boats
02/23/20 at 14:20:52
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How many of you have small boats or access to one for electric only lakes?  Trying to get an idea,  so we can possibly hit a small lake together as a club.
  
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Reply #1 - 02/23/20 at 15:56:59
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I have a kayak with an electric motor. I can hit any small lake and may just be able to do that this year Smiley
  
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Cheesy  Meeeeee.  I can't get much done on weekends anymore but I'm interested.
  
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Reply #3 - 02/26/20 at 20:27:27
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I have one, would be nice to go out and use it.
  
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