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<blockquote data-quote="LDUBS" data-source="post: 499800" data-attributes="member: 21536">While California&#039;s upcoming small motor ban does not apply to outboards, the state&#039;s CARB requirements have all but eliminated sale of anything but clean four-strokes.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think it is pretty much a forgone conclusion that gaso outboards will be on the chopping block when realistic electric options become available. Affectionately known as &quot;lake lice&quot;.&nbsp; Hahah.&nbsp;&nbsp; In truth, I&#039;ve found the jet skis to display better manners that the guys in glittery bass boats with big outboards.&nbsp; Still don&#039;t understand why those guys think it is cool to blast right along the shoreline.This is so true.&nbsp; A lot, if not most, California beaches ban dogs.&nbsp; Reason is to protect the habitat especially for some endangered species like the snowy plover.&nbsp; The correct and common sense rule would be to ban dogs off leash.&nbsp; Instead, it is just easier to ban all dogs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LDUBS, post: 499800, member: 21536"] While California's upcoming small motor ban does not apply to outboards, the state's CARB requirements have all but eliminated sale of anything but clean four-strokes. I think it is pretty much a forgone conclusion that gaso outboards will be on the chopping block when realistic electric options become available. Affectionately known as "lake lice". Hahah. In truth, I've found the jet skis to display better manners that the guys in glittery bass boats with big outboards. Still don't understand why those guys think it is cool to blast right along the shoreline. This is so true. A lot, if not most, California beaches ban dogs. Reason is to protect the habitat especially for some endangered species like the snowy plover. The correct and common sense rule would be to ban dogs off leash. Instead, it is just easier to ban all dogs. [/QUOTE]

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