SuperNova
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Re: Boating the Upper Chesapeake

Yeah, the very top picture is nice, but that is also at sunset, when the bay usually settles down. What about all your daytime shots where it''s rougher? It's not flat for the upper bay. It isn't a BAD day, but it isn't as smooth as I've seen it either. Try being out there at 6 a.m or even around 12 midnight or so, if a storm isn't brewing. Then you'll see smooth. We were out there Thursday before last and it was smoother than that. I know it isn't hang on for dear life chop, but it isn't "teach someone to waterski" smooth, either. I've been boating on the bay since '76 and spent many a summer out there fishing, crabbing and skiing. Not to mention cleaning up shoreline debris, etc. I think I've seen the bay at it's best and it's worst and your pictures show a reasonably calm day, given. But not my definition of calm and smooth. And I don't use qualifiers like "it's calm for the upper bay". It is either calm or it isn't. That's like saying "It's fast for a four-cylinder" Like I said, just a difference of opinion, no big deal and not worth arguing over.BWAHAHAHAHA, I give up. Did you even look at the previous pictures.
That IS flat for the Upper Bay man, sheez of whiz. I hope you hold on tight in that "chop"![]()