Only thing worse than seeing a pontoon on the water is seeing one at the ramp.
Friday I got to the launch at noon, parking lot was full which doesn't leave much room for loading/unloading. Fortunately no one was launching or pulling out when I got to the ramp, so I got my boat on the trailer and pulled away to get it tied down.
A guy towing a bass boat came in, stopped short of the ramp and started getting ready to launch. Just then, into the lot comes a guy trailering a pontoon. The pontooner pulls past the guy getting his boat ready and positions himself in front of the ramp and then starts the process of loading the toon with coolers, kids, and all the other stuff needed for a day of puttering around in a pontoon. It's a 2 lane ramp, and as I left, the poor guy towing the bass boat was jackknifing around the pontoon trying to back into the water. If I had come in 10 minutes later I would have been a participant in that mess.
One of the reasons I like to go at the crack of dawn is that at least you can launch without having to deal with the circus. Getting out can be a bit dicey, but seems like if I can get out just before noon it usually isn't too bad.
It is going to be a long summer, I am seriously thinking of becoming a night fisherman.