Boatloads of partygoers descended on a popular Florida destination for the annual “Mayhem at Lake George” party.
Hundreds of revelers gathered near the Juniper Sandbar on Lake George on Saturday.
Women in bikinis were seen all over the water, floating on inflatable rafts and dancing on boats.
Police have stepped up their presence this year after a massive brawl in 2022 that saw five people arrested and one person seriously injured in the head.
“The crowd for this event is usually a lot of people from out of town who aren’t familiar with our waterways,” Sergeant Brodie Hughes of the Volusia Sheriff’s Office told WKMG.
Hundreds of partygoers gathered near the Juniper Sandbar for the annual “Mayhem at Lake George” party
Women in bikinis were spotted all over the water, floating on inflatable rafts and dancing on boats.
Police have stepped up their presence this year after a massive brawl in 2022 saw five people arrested and one person seriously injured in the head.
The lake, about 40 miles from Daytona, hosts the annual “Chaos at Lake George,” where dozens of boats and hundreds of people gather to party.
Dozens of boaters dumped booze on the water, with vessels hoisting American and “Trump 2024” flags
“Then you mix alcohol in it and it’s a recipe for disaster.” That’s really why we put so much effort into it.
“A lot of this is due to boaters brushing their boat for the first time and not having taken the necessary steps to make sure their safety equipment is ready to go, they may not be familiar with the area” , did he declare. .
Nearly a half-dozen area sheriff’s offices, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the U.S. Coast Guard oversaw the party.
Many women in attendance chose to go topless, wearing only pasties over their breasts.
The video shows dozens of boaters drinking alcoholic beverages on the water, with boats raising American and “Trump 2024” flags within the 75-by-75-foot perimeter established by police.
The lake, about 40 miles from Daytona, hosts the annual “Chaos at Lake George,” where dozens of boats and hundreds of people gather to party.
The 2022 fight, filmed, took place both on and around a terrace where a DJ had set up to spin records on the water.
Several men throw punches at each other in the fight, at least one pair of scrappers drag themselves from the top of the DJ booth into the lake.
Swarms of people have been heading to the Sunshine State for wild parties in recent weeks.
The 2022 fight (pictured), which was filmed, took place both on and around a terrace where a DJ had set up to spin records on the water.
Several men throw punches at each other in the fight (photo), at least one pair of scrappers drag themselves from the top of the DJ booth into the lake.
During the infamous 2022 holiday (pictured), authorities made a total of 42 stops and issued eight citations for boating under the influence.
In April, more than 10,000 partygoers attended Florida’s annual Boca Bash for a wild party as the booze flowed and clothes were stripped.
People relaxed and raged on boats, jet skis, kayaks and paddleboards in Lake Boca Raton.
The floating party lasted all day as people swarmed the lake, including police and firefighters who monitored the area.
The Florida Wildlife Commission has opened an investigation into the group of vacationers who were seen throwing massive amounts of trash into the ocean during the party.
At least 18 people were arrested over the Boca Bash weekend and face charges related to boating under the influence and drug offenses, with photos released showing their haggard, red faces and watery eyes following the noisy gathering.
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