Ready to go boating...but...

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tuned
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Re: Ready to go boating...but...

#16 Post by tuned » Wed May 15, 2013 9:11 am

At least you have LIQUID water to boat on.
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Re: Ready to go boating...but...

#17 Post by evinrude2stroke » Wed May 15, 2013 9:19 am

I may have asked this once before but, Whats the water temp get up to in July/August?
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Re: Ready to go boating...but...

#18 Post by BobG » Wed May 15, 2013 12:01 pm

curtiscapk wrote:pics or it didn't happen!!! :devillol
how long are the ramps if you can still launch with it being 65 ft down.
As far as I can guess, they built the ramps before the dam, so they go all the way to the bottom! No freaking idea! In 2002, the lake was down 82 feet, and the marina was still in full operation. On top of that, this place has the lowest slip fees in the entire state. Just $14.50 a night.
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Re: Ready to go boating...but...

#19 Post by Mosnowman » Wed May 15, 2013 2:51 pm

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