Dock Holiday

I have a buddy that owns one, yes they are nice. It's probably 50/50 individuals and companies. You cannot get insurance, well you can, but it's not worth it due to cost. They typically survive hurricanes with minimal damage, but a Katrina type event could be a total loss, and keep in mind Katrina was 20 years ago.

You 100% they were bow fishing boats?

Could be tower boats headed there for the Power Pole redfish tournament.

I still don't get the decision to PH for Stanfield in game 3 against Bama. I understand the LF bat, but you don't pull your best SEC hitter right there.

I have not heard good or bad one way or another concerning near shore/inshore.

The only explanation I was given as why it's not more popular in saltwater is that Live scope is currently limited to 200 foot of water depth.

I would love to have Garmin's' LVS34 to play with in December in Venice.

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To not violate the law

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Wrong!

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The alternative is Trump is Bukele's bitch,

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Would you agree there are other alternatives? Or does your choice of the reply "The alternative" imply it's the ONLY other reason?

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What is beyond debate is that the Supreme Court has upheld a district court ruling that Garcia was wrongfully deported. It is this lawlessness that troubles me.

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As stated to you before there has not been a law broken, so your "troubles" should be moot. NO LAW is being or has been broken with returning him to his birth country. USSC simply stated it was improper, a very key use of that term in that situation by the judges.

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Improper = violation of the law = illegal. This isn't in dispute.

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That right here is your fatal flaw. It's absolutely disputable and any sane person with minor understanding of the English language knows the two words are NOT equal. You know this and should do better.

Some great suggestions in here. There is obviosity something in your salt system malfunctioning, address that with a recommended technician.

Now to the pool. Treat it as if it were a chlorine pool not a salt, assume your salt system is down
Get a full test run as if it were a chlorine pool and adjust as needed, keep the pump/filter running 24/7. I test mine daily with a home kit when issues arise, and weekly if there is minimal rain.
Keep your chlorine between 3 and 6 and pH between 7.2 and 7.8. Use cheap bottle bleach from the store to raise chlorine, don't depend on your salt system. Can raise pH using a box of Borax.

My issues are typically low pH and/or high phosphates, and often happens after hard rains. that's me, sounds like you have other issues.

Not saying what we have is the best system out there, but we decided against salt due to families fighting theirs. We went with a UV light, and a manual dial chlorinator, it's been a great system, spend less $300 annually on chemicals. But we also have a fiberglass pool and they are known for being way easier to control versus gunite.

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but I do care that our government acts lawfully. As a conservative, I am also saddened that mine appears to be a minority view on a board that voted overwhelmingly Republican.

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It's because you don't have the facts right in your head for whatever reason. No laws are being ignored or broken, there is no violation of the constitution, etc.. it's a simple issue made complicated by some people's feelings. .