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<blockquote data-quote="Up Y'oars" data-source="post: 107598" data-attributes="member: 764">There are times where you cannot leave your boat tied to the dock with a line of boats sitting at the Ready Line, especially on a busy day at the State Park ramp.&nbsp; It's a long hike up the hill and possible over a couple of rows to get your truck parked.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just move the boat over to the dirt and anchor it.&nbsp;&nbsp; However, most knuckleheads don't realize there can be three lanes to launch from, two with the dock and one smack dab in the middle for any tandem parties.I fish a bunch on Audubon by myself, but I get there before 8am and don't have much of a problem.&nbsp; Even at this spot, there's nowhere to move your boat to because of the rip-rap shoreline.&nbsp; My fiberglass boat isn't going near that.&nbsp; I tie my boat up on the same side of the ramp and drive my truck up to a parking spot.&nbsp; I jog back down just as the next truck/boat is backing down the ramp getting ready for the launch.&nbsp; My engine is already running as I get it and I'm off of there with a double-lane of ramp moving on a continual basis.I've already undressed and jumped in to screw-in my damn plug already this year, too!&nbsp;&nbsp; Gawd, I hate that new law....&nbsp; ;:;banghead&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Only had to get the red skivvies wet that day. Climbed back in the boat and put my shirt/pants back on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Up Y'oars, post: 107598, member: 764"] There are times where you cannot leave your boat tied to the dock with a line of boats sitting at the Ready Line, especially on a busy day at the State Park ramp. It's a long hike up the hill and possible over a couple of rows to get your truck parked. Just move the boat over to the dirt and anchor it. However, most knuckleheads don't realize there can be three lanes to launch from, two with the dock and one smack dab in the middle for any tandem parties. I fish a bunch on Audubon by myself, but I get there before 8am and don't have much of a problem. Even at this spot, there's nowhere to move your boat to because of the rip-rap shoreline. My fiberglass boat isn't going near that. I tie my boat up on the same side of the ramp and drive my truck up to a parking spot. I jog back down just as the next truck/boat is backing down the ramp getting ready for the launch. My engine is already running as I get it and I'm off of there with a double-lane of ramp moving on a continual basis. I've already undressed and jumped in to screw-in my damn plug already this year, too! Gawd, I hate that new law.... ;:;banghead Only had to get the red skivvies wet that day. Climbed back in the boat and put my shirt/pants back on. [/QUOTE]

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