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<blockquote data-quote="Rowdie" data-source="post: 36312" data-attributes="member: 272">As far away as possible from the ramp to SAFELY enjoy the activities.&nbsp; I had a birds eye view of Mobridge Indian Creek this weekend.&nbsp; The water was glass all day on the 3rd, and I mean all of it, and a little wind on the 4th. On the 3rd there were lots (50 or more) of pontoons out.&nbsp; The lake is 2+ miles wide and goes to Pierre,&nbsp; and they were all right out by the boat ramp/marina bays.&nbsp; With the PWC and speed boats it looked crazy, but with all the water they seemed to get along ok, since they were out in the middle mostly.&nbsp; &nbsp; Not sure why some of the fishing boats fish the points of Indian Creek with all the traffic, but they are good points.&nbsp; Its not that hard for fishing boats to get through the mess by the campground.&nbsp; I'm not sure how the river by Bismarck handles all that traffic in a river?&nbsp; Its always been a community on the water by Mobridge.&nbsp; In my youth we would go out on one boat and come back in on another.&nbsp; Just get to the lake and hope for the best if nothing else, might get picked up from shore.&nbsp; We had skills and skied, we didn't just sit on a tube, that's for small kids, unskilled, and fatties.&nbsp; Plus our tubes were actual tractor tubes, no handles.&nbsp; I did see a few skies, a keyboard,&nbsp; and a wakeboard, no one barefooting on that glass though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rowdie, post: 36312, member: 272"] As far away as possible from the ramp to SAFELY enjoy the activities. I had a birds eye view of Mobridge Indian Creek this weekend. The water was glass all day on the 3rd, and I mean all of it, and a little wind on the 4th. On the 3rd there were lots (50 or more) of pontoons out. The lake is 2+ miles wide and goes to Pierre, and they were all right out by the boat ramp/marina bays. With the PWC and speed boats it looked crazy, but with all the water they seemed to get along ok, since they were out in the middle mostly. Not sure why some of the fishing boats fish the points of Indian Creek with all the traffic, but they are good points. Its not that hard for fishing boats to get through the mess by the campground. I'm not sure how the river by Bismarck handles all that traffic in a river? Its always been a community on the water by Mobridge. In my youth we would go out on one boat and come back in on another. Just get to the lake and hope for the best if nothing else, might get picked up from shore. We had skills and skied, we didn't just sit on a tube, that's for small kids, unskilled, and fatties. Plus our tubes were actual tractor tubes, no handles. I did see a few skies, a keyboard, and a wakeboard, no one barefooting on that glass though. [/QUOTE]

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