Livesville Mooring Help

Ok, first I apologize cause I know this is rehashed from last year.  I was looking to get a slip at the Linesville Marina and backed out at the last minute.  Well, I didn't get out near as much as I wanted to last year, mostly because I am relegated to fishing alone and with the constant zoo at Linesville I balk at going.  I don't want to be THAT guy that holds other people up from loading and un-loading. But I figure if the boat was already there, all I would have to is drag my butt outta the jeep with a few essentials and be good to go.  Course I still would have to go through that bs of registering my boat in Pa since I am an Ohio resident
I know someone (forgot  who) was giving me advice because they currently had their boat moored there.  Would like to pick his brain again.  But I am looking for any constructive advice (opinions) on the do' and don'ts as well as the pros and cons of this plan.  Lol, I was already advised of the poop conditions and the lurking spiders, but some of my concerns were a little more basic, and particular to fishing boats, not pontoons.  
Any who have moored a boat, do you keep the batteries and the gas tank in or lug it in and out every time?  Most of the other stuff would only take me a couple trips and don't weigh anything so the only concern would be the heavy stuff.  The other thing I'm trying to figure out, (and I'm not a stupid guy), is how the hell you put on a snap down mooring cover.  Anyhow, and input would be greatly appreciated.  Would hate to part with my boat but It's not fun launching by yourself when you have twenty people in line behind you, which anymore is a typical Linesville week day.
Who knows, someone out there might be getting a helluva deal on a fishing boat.  
Thanks 
 

Opsman for once..... wellll maybe twice, I shall try and not sound stupid. Uhh.... never mind but anyway, my sincere advice to you is, it sucks to be anyone behind us old dudes.

Don't matter, if people were stuck behind me on the links, at a boat dock, in highway construction or, Arby's drive thru my advice to them was and remains the same. "If yinz didn't want to get stuck behind my slow asz, yinz should have left earlier!!!

So let me be perfectly clear in saying, get out there, launch your boat and go enjoy yourself.

Besides, proper practice makes perfect and you just may find..... in time, it's you being held up at the launch.

Uhhh, let me restate that to read.... it's you "waiting to launch" your boat.

Hey on another note, have you noticed all the rain?

Captain ... I just knew I was going to see BTDT ‘s name 👍👍😜

Dave I know you have seen your share of those morons at the boat docks but don't forget about us old miserable retired truck drivers trying to get launched, we just back over anything in our way. 
 
Even gooder, if there wasn't a launch sight where we are backed in, there's sure to be one, when we leave. 
 
 
 
                                                               Heh hehh... forgot something,  stupid safety pin!!!
 
 
 
Mopars and Captain, let me just say this.....    and of course tight lines .   

That be great for ice fishing!  A line and hook on each arm....lol
 
What about spiders ? My son's pontoon gets loaded every summer under the tarps every trip! 

My wife is on spider duty, she kills them with a broom.
Last year I saw some sort of wasp land on one of the spider webs and he plucked the web like plucking a guitar string. The spider came out to investigate and when he got close enough the wasp grabbed the spider and flew off with it to eat for breakfast. I wish the wasp would come by more often. :)