Well said, Jim. All we can add is that our first Loop trip was in a 20'
sailboat, and recently we have covered much of that same water in a 22' C-Dory
powerboat. Most of those "open water" sections can be taken in smaller bites
with excellent anchorages along the way (Lake Michigan is a perfect example)
or can be taken with good weather and a smile. Check out our website at
www.geocities.com/bill_fiero for tales of cruising on a 22-foot power boat --
get in the smallest boat where you can be comfortable and have a simple, easy
and less costly cruise anchoring and cruising where the big boats fear to
tread.
Well said, Jim. All we can add is that our first Loop trip was in a 20'
sailboat, and recently we have covered much of that same water in a 22' C-Dory
powerboat. Most of those "open water" sections can be taken in smaller bites
with excellent anchorages along the way (Lake Michigan is a perfect example)
or can be taken with good weather and a smile. Check out our website at
www.geocities.com/bill_fiero for tales of cruising on a 22-foot power boat --
get in the smallest boat where you can be comfortable and have a simple, easy
and less costly cruise anchoring and cruising where the big boats fear to
tread.