We ended up in Face Canyon. Will post up some pics when we get back.
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Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997 -
Thunderstorms in the middle of the night were pretty awesome...but I really don't appreciate waking up at 3 am to water on my face.Be excellent to one another.Comment
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Yes this morning was surprising. It was so clear last night.Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997Comment
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IMG_3361.jpgIMG_3335.jpgIMG_3083.jpgBruizza, Oak canyon was incredible, long drive up the lake but worth it. We putted up and back at about 4 knots and only burned 35gallons round trip including the generator. Tige had 513miles on it that trip though... here's some pics from OakFixing everyone elses boat just so I can use mine...Comment
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That is awesome to hear Boatwakes!!!Comment
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Boatwakes what time did you roll out of the marina and what time did you make it to Oak Canyon? Also were you out of Page or Bullfrog?Comment
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Left out of wahweap (page) at around 10am and motored up the line with the whaler and tige in tow, houseboat on one engine at just below engine speed where the prop was throwing cavitation bubbles (around 3.5-4knots). TRUST ME, run the houseboats slow and you won't burn nearly the fuel some of these guys do, an extra mile an hour or two translates into exponential fuel consumption increases. Oak canyon is 54 miles up the lake according to the buoys (and going through antelope canyon) but probably only 40 with the cut through open. We ended up setting up camp around 6:30pm and had the island to share with some pyrotechnicians about half a mile away, good stuff.Fixing everyone elses boat just so I can use mine...Comment
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Great pics BW. Is your tow point flipped upside down on your tower? Don't think I've ever seen that before.Comment
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We were beached right in the middle of the picture.
It is near the beginning of Friendship Cove.
The Cove was great and due to its size we stayed and wakeboarded in the Cove the entire week.Comment
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Close up picture of the beach we were in on Friendship Cove.Comment
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