I considered mooring, but maxinkukee can get pretty nasty. I've been going up since I was a kid and used to white caps on a regular basis. I had a sunfish on a lift knocked over, a couple years ago. Lift and all. On the weekends the speed boats amplify the waves sending them over the seawall. And there are lots of big rocks near the seawall.
I don't think there are any boats on moorings, aside from couple big lead mines that the naval accademy uses for training. There are a few at the Marina, but they are in a very protected bay.
It's a relativly shallow for an 1800 square foot lake. Avg depth is 24 feet. Being that it's surrounded by wide open farm land there can be a good bit of natural chop.
A calm day
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b161/Tri_X_Troll/Culver/DSC00408.jpgFigured that I would rather be safe than sorry. I will probably keep it on the lift and use a mooring for rigging.
Thanks for the tips.
