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Watching the B.a.s.s. tourney on St. Clair a few weeks back they quizzed the hosts on which state has the most registered boats. We were #1 with over 1,000,000.  Geez!

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Doesn't hurt my feelings any that most of them are 

"some where else' when I'm doing my thing.

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11 minutes ago, Siebert Outdoors said:

That doesnt suprise me with all the lakes and great lakes surrounding or in the state. 

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I am pretty sure that Minnesota has more registered watercraft per capita than any other state.

 

Michigan may have more registered watercraft because they also have a higher population.  I believe this is also the case with Florida.

 

It may come as a surprise that Minnesota is the state with the most boats per person, at approximately 143.6 boats per thousand people. What percentage of Minnesotans own a boat? Seven percent of Minnesotans own a boat, making it the unofficial boating capital of the United States. That's about one in every six Minnesotans owning a boat, with that number shifting to one in three as you head north of Duluth.

 

https://www.siyachts.com/which-us-state-has-the-most-boats

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If you go by my neighborhood it's about 1 in 4 own a boat.

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1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

Michigan has more waterfront shoreline than the east coast of the US 

Wonder what Florida's vs. Michigan's shoreline mileage compared would look like?

 

Dang....MI: 3200 miles

            FL: 800 miles 

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3 hours ago, AlabamaSpothunter said:

Wonder what Florida's vs. Michigan's shoreline mileage compared would look like?

 

Dang....MI: 3200 miles

            FL: 800 miles 

 

Don’t forget 51,438 miles of rivers in Michigan 

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hmmmm.. this is the list i found.  and it feels right since 1/3 of them were surrounding me this weekend.

 

  • 1. California 1,051,606
  • 2. Michigan 1,000,337
  • 3. Florida 922,597
  • 4. Minnesota 834,974
  • 5. Wisconsin 650,280
  • 6. Texas 624,390
  • 7. New York 529,732 
  • 8. Ohio 413,276 
  • 9. Illinois 398,431 
  • 10. South Carolina 383,971 
  • 11. Pennsylvania 357,729 
  • 12. North Carolina 353,625 
  • 13. Louisiana 327,272 
  • 14. Missouri 325,717 
  • 15. Georgia 325,135 
  • 16. Washington 266,717 
  • 17. Alabama 264,191 
  • 18. Tennessee 259,235 
  • 19. Virginia 243,590 
  • 20. Mississippi 199,037
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