Edmonton Area Lake for boat test

[Smokercraft]

Morning,

Had some issues with my boat last time out, but I think i've got it running okay again. However, the issue I was having was getting full power to get up on plane and obviously you can't really test that with some ear muffs and a hose on your driveway.

I need to have it running strong, as we're taking it on our honeymoon in BC in a couple weeks.

Any ideas where there's a close lake I can take it for a rip and make sure she's running strong again? Couldn't care less about how the fishing is, just would rather not have to drive an hour just to test it out.

FYI - Boat is a 17.5 foot with a 90 outboard.

Thanks

[Safety D]

wizard

[pophouseman]

wabamun

[Smokercraft]

Thanks, don't know why I didn't think of wabamun.

[Safety D]

15 bucks at wab

[YeeHaw]

Not at the park, its free. Or go to Hasse, it will be quiet.:sHa_sarcasticlol:

[jackrabbit000]

Sandy Lake is really close. Maybe others can chime in, I haven't been out there for years.

[Swath]

wizard

x2. Really dead during the week and no launch fee

[Simmer29]

Sandy was pretty dried up when I drove through town last year, at least on the north side of the highway where we used to launch our boat :sign0176:

[NEWB]

I hear sylvan is good for testing boats..

[gopher67]

Try wizard or coal lake or dried meat lake