Study Urges Wake Boats to Operate Farther From Shore on Lake Beulah
A new study suggests wake boats operate in deeper waters, away from shore, to lessen impacts on Lake Beulah’s ecosystem.
October 10, 2025
A new study suggests wake boats operate in deeper waters, away from shore, to lessen impacts on Lake Beulah’s ecosystem.
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