Okay my brother has a boat that I am trying to figure out where we can take it. He isn't much help as far as type of boat. but I know it's a 15ft boat 50hp out board and has about a 2ft draft.
What are some rivers that this boat can handle and where is a good place to launch. This would be somewhere pierce county and south of there, but any other sugestions are good as well.
okay it's a 1985 Bayliner Capri .33m draft
thank you
info on rivers that are boatable?
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RE:info on rivers that are boatable?
You can try the Duwamish. I have seen boats as big as a 26 cabin cruiser with a command bridge go as far up as Pacific Hwy. on a high tide.
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RE:info on rivers that are boatable?
lower snohomish would be OK, I asume you have a depth finder on board?
RE:info on rivers that are boatable?
Not sure if there's any rivers south of pierce county that the boat could be put into. Blue Creek and the Lewis River might be an option but it's probably too shallow there. I know in the Lewis River there's a bunch of things that stick out fro the bottom of the rivers so you'd have to be careful. Columbia River you'd want a larger motor.
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RE:info on rivers that are boatable?
jbball50 wrote: Columbia River you'd want a larger motor.
You would be fine with a 50 horse on the Columbia.... You wouldn't go fast but you would get around!
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RE:info on rivers that are boatable?
during certain times of the year the snoqualmie allows motors from fall city down.
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