Lake St. Clair BassCam | Bassmaster
in this video at about the 4:05 mark, it seems one of the anglers was power loading. You can see him in the background approaching the trailer and hear the motor revved up. Am I crazy with this assumption or what? He was up the ramp too fast to not power load. You guys that were at the ramp, did they all winched their boat up the trailer?
First someone oversleeps, and now this. They're ruining fishing for everyone.
Originally Posted by 188Musky
Calling? I'm thinking a BBC-endorsed petition with 100,000 signatures.
Why Heck Yea!!!!.... I'm in now where do I sign?
Sounds like it, but that's a dumb ass law anyway so I give him a pass. Lol
Yep, its dumb ass especially when the end of the ramp ends with a big drop off from the prop wash,,,,very few times I can see the use of power loading. (High winds/cross current/handicapped)...other than that, just lazy.
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Boy that's pretty stupid...if that's a law...
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Why? Looks like they back down he slid it on and pushed up to the bow stop. Then truck pulled out. To me that's not power loading to me. Power loading is when they power super hard and leave in gear as they go up front to which up or very hard spraying water and banging the bowstop.
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The ramp does not look that steep. And yes he drove the boat up to the roller and held the gas while the truck pulled away. As far as winching, that is for blown engines only.
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Jason
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The ramps at St. Clair are made to load manually so you don't have to gun it hard to get the bow hook eye to the roller.
I don't like that law either but regardless, it is a law and a ticket every time you get caught. Maybe these high profile events get special privileges us non-jersey wearing guys don't get.
You drive the speed limit don't you? Come to a complete stop at every stop sign?
If you had a jersey you wouldn't have to.
I don't and I will get a ticket if I get caught.
Are all ramps that way? I seen the signs next to anglers point, but dont recall brendenburg or that other one by the mile roads having signs? I mean i put in and stay in for days but just curious.
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Explain the purpose? First I've ever heard of such a law.
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