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What is no wake speed in a waterbody? Simply put, it's the speed at which your boat is still making forward momentum, but is not creating a wave or wake. A lot of factors effect what speed "no wake" really means - it depends on the size of your boat, the water body you are boating in and more.

All too often, we see boaters move along in a no wake zone at a speed that does in fact create a wake. That wave, in turn, hits the shoreline, other boats, waterfront property, and more... at best, it's annoying to others and at worst, it's dangerous and can cause damage to others, boats, and property. Make sure you're traveling at a no wake speed when necessary with this quick demonstration from Bridge Marina.

Check out our blog article on no wake speed, along with other helpful tips, boat reviews, boat buying guides and more, on our blog here: https://www.bridgemarina.com/blog/no-...