May 2017 Picture Thread

[kaneboats]

Ok, post 'em if you got 'em.

[trayson]

it's been the coolest, rainiest spring that the PNW has seen in decades. so when the weather hit 80 degrees yesterday, we were stoked.

I was happy to get a good surf in, even with water in the 50's.


Got in a wakeboard set too (the first since the knee injury).

And afterwards, enjoying the sunset with a friend that was anchored up in the river.

[sivs1]

it's been the coolest, rainiest spring that the PNW has seen in decades. so when the weather hit 80 degrees yesterday, we were stoked.

I was happy to get a good surf in, even with water in the 50's.


Got in a wakeboard set too (the first since the knee injury).

And afterwards, enjoying the sunset with a friend that was anchored up in the river.

We had snow last week and now tomorrow will be in the 80's. Boat is a mess, but guess what I'll be doing tonight? Screw yard work, it's boat time!

[trayson]

We had snow last week and now tomorrow will be in the 80's. Boat is a mess, but guess what I'll be doing
tonight? Screw yard work, it's boat time!

Yard? You have a yard? I thought it was just a pile of dirt and rocks!

I'll be curious to know what the water temp is!

[DFTR Josh]

I'll be curious to know what the water temp is!

Low 50's in Utah...

[trayson]

Low 50's in Utah...

Are the lakes pretty empty with water temps like that?

Does the busyiness of the Utah lakes correlate to the water temp?

[sivs1]

Are the lakes pretty empty with water temps like that?

Does the busyiness of the Utah lakes correlate to the water temp?

80% and filling fast. Jordanelle is filled from snow melt from 12k ft. Mtns. We're lucky if it hits 75. Utah boat show is one of the best in the country, so I assume boat related businesses do well.

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[kaneboats]

Guys, this is a pic thread. Try to keep to pics for the brand's sake. Thanks!

[North Woods Mobius]

We dropped the boat in the water this weekend up in Northern Wisconsin, and our lake level is UP this year.... We're on a ~400 acre seepage lake, and ever since the water table started bouncing back from the lows about 3 years ago, we've been seeing our lake level steadily creep back closer to the levels from about 20 years ago. It's kind of hard to tell from the pics below, but we lost close to 20 feet of our beach to start the season (we have a shallow, sandy bottom beach), which is great news for my 3 boys as they have less weeding to do when we're up here...

Here's a pic from the middle of last summer versus this morning which shows how much more water we're got this year. Can't wait to use all of our extra water this summer for skiing and surfing






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[sivs1]

Not on the water yet, but she's ready to drive.


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