KyleB
New Member
Hello all, This is probably not the best place to post this but it's relevant none the less to all here. This past weekend one of my neighbors on the lake had all his family up for a fun weekend of boating, skiing, PWC ridings and generally having a good time. Mixed in with this bunch was his grandson about 13 and a friend of his. Well I could tell that these two were not riding safely once and actually asked them to be careful. Riding way too close to each other and doing donuts around each other while on the move. Keep in mind they were doing this all outside the watchful eye of their grand dad (my neighbor). Well on Sunday the inevitable happened. The 2 boats got tangled up and the the grandson's friend ran over the kid and broke his leg pretty bad. It obviously could have been a lot worse but both PWC's were tore up pretty bad.
I was pulling my kids on the wake board with the big boat since my XP is currently "under the weather" and some jacka$$ in a wake board boat both cut right across my bow whopping and hollering. I had to shut down my boat which ticked off my son who was boarding at the time. When I told him what happened he understood and shifted his frustration toward the guy in the other boat. We went back in and only when out early in the mornings when all the nut jobs were sleeping off the previous days festivities. I say all this to say that when we are on the water we have to keep our heads about us and be watchful for the "other guy".
Hope these 2 stories helps to keep others safe where we can all enjoy our water sports.
Kyle
I was pulling my kids on the wake board with the big boat since my XP is currently "under the weather" and some jacka$$ in a wake board boat both cut right across my bow whopping and hollering. I had to shut down my boat which ticked off my son who was boarding at the time. When I told him what happened he understood and shifted his frustration toward the guy in the other boat. We went back in and only when out early in the mornings when all the nut jobs were sleeping off the previous days festivities. I say all this to say that when we are on the water we have to keep our heads about us and be watchful for the "other guy".
Hope these 2 stories helps to keep others safe where we can all enjoy our water sports.
Kyle