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by **Don_Detloff** » September 6, 2015, 1:42 pm

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To answer your question:
With the higher water level, river front property owners are asking for renewed "No Wake" enforcement due to dock and retaining wall damage. This link will give a better picture: http://www.voicenews.com/articles/2015/ ... 104622.txt[/quote]

Bookworm -

Yes, I'm aware of the requests for additional no-wake zones from the residents that live along the water. But, so far they are just requests. Nothing official has changed.

- Don

by **Bookworm** » September 6, 2015, 10:23 am

Don_Detloff wrote:Bookworm -

Nice shots. I caught a few of them yesterday at Port Huron, but didn't stick around for the entire parade.

The caption on your first shot mentions the newly enforced speed limits on the river. I heard the pilot on the Federal Miramichi mention the "line of turtles".

Did something change recently?

- Don

To answer your question:
With the higher water level, river front property owners are asking for renewed "No Wake" enforcement due to dock and retaining wall damage. This link will give a better picture: http://www.voicenews.com/articles/2015/ ... 104622.txt

by **Don_Detloff** » September 6, 2015, 5:32 am

Bookworm -

Nice shots. I caught a few of them yesterday at Port Huron, but didn't stick around for the entire parade.

The caption on your first shot mentions the newly enforced speed limits on the river. I heard the pilot on the Federal Miramichi mention the "line of turtles".

Did something change recently?

- Don

by **Bookworm** » September 5, 2015, 6:04 pm

Although the day began with a veil of fog, it lifted mid-morning and boatnerds were able to enjoy a variety of ships and watercraft on the St. Clair River.