SoCal Jet Boats
Discussion => The Parker Strip => Topic started by: Omni_flyer on September 15, 2008, 08:54:51 AM
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I know some of you don't like the strip but I have to check it out one last time this summer... taking some San Diegan's for their first time.... be at BlueWater... Last time I was there was Father's day and saw the Crazy 888's boat throwing water in front of Badnoch's.... Need to find the pics I took....
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Where at in San Diego are you?
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Live in Eastlake... work on Coronado... Graduated from Parker years ago that's why I go back a couple times a year...
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Live in Eastlake... work on Coronado... Graduated from Parker years ago that's why I go back a couple times a year...
Once i get the Bahner done and reliable again. Im going down to Parker and run the river for old time sake as well ;D
Except this time i wont be drunk on the beach , i will be in the boat watching all the drunks :screwy:
Had some good times in Parker.......If i remember right ???
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......good luck with that boyz
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Just got back from Parker today. Very mild Sat/Sun and dead Monday morning.
Looking to go back at least a couple more times before I'm done.
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Great... that's what I am looking for this weekend... how many at the sand bar across from Blue Water??? This will be the last water trip to Parker for the summer... unfortunatly the monster-in-law still lives there so I will probably be back in Nov-Dec time frame..... :banghead:
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There wasnt that many people on the bluewater sandbar this weekend. But there was a decent amount of people at the mini sandbar across from the Sundance. If you want a crazy sandbar head up there on a holiday weekend. ;D
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crazier then havasu's sandbar?
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Well i think the Havapoo sandbar is a little bit bigger. But im not a big fan of the havasu ocean on big weekends. I ran out of gas over there last weekend. It was embarrassing. :mad:
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It was my first time up to Parker this weekend. We were in my buddies Hallet and he took us to all of the "spots" out there. We were at the sandbar across from Bluewater most of the time. I can't believe they call that a sand bar, down in Blythe we call that deep water.