HI all,
there are plenty of dangerous drunks around -and not just in Texas. I wonder if that
snorkler that was 500 yards off South Padre Island in the Laguna Madre with no dive flag,
and no float in tow was a drunk- almost ran over him in a fishing boat- but we managed a
last minute turn. -and then there was that hit and run boater hiding out in San Antonio for
a while before being caught- always watch out for drunks and skunks.

Best Regards,
Brad A. (fmr H16, GCat 5.0, Formosa Hobie Challenge Alumni 1992, the Philippines one
looks cool now, something like their 6th year of sailing between islands in H16s)

--- In beachcats@yahoogroups.com, Bob <tooslow42@...> wrote:
>
> Michael,
>
> If the lake you are talking about is Lake Lewisville, you might want to
> consider another lake. It's my understanding that Lake Lewisville is one of
> the most dangerous lakes in Texas due to the number of drunk and just plain
> stupid boaters. When I lived in that area 10 years ago, it sure seemed that
> way to me.
>
> Bob - San Antonio, Tx
>
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