demonmaestro

as of today wednesday the 30th the SJRA is no longer dumping water into Lake Houston. Now the conroe can fill back up!

jeff1000man

We took the ouboard all the way to the party cove on the north end of the lake last sunday, If my sea ray was in the water, I would not hesitate to take it up there either. Water is deep enough if yo uknow where to navigate, still plenty of water in the main lake body, and Lakeview marina has been dreging and I have seen 26'+- boats, maybe bigger Boatman22 can chime in, launching and making it out without plowing mud.

Access to the boat docks and retailers is very limited, but the lake is useable.

Griswald

Feel lucky guys..... Travis came up a whole 3" last week. Still sitting at 626 = 55ft down. LCRA predicting 600ft amsl by June.

BBADWS6

This is great news. Hopefully the rain continues!

T-RAV

iTrader: (1)

saw on the news tonight that we are 2" above avg for the year! hope it keeps up!

On Time

Current Conditions 2/6/2012

Lake Level
194.53 FT
(Normal Pool=201ft)

BBADWS6

If they just keep the dam shut, maybe we will have a decent boating season.

demonmaestro

well with all the rain we had last weekend the lake is now only 3feet low.. I am happy.. Keep in mind the lake got down to almost 8ft low.... keep on the rain!

moomba05

I am new to the Houston area. My boat is currently in dry storage in the DFW area. I am looking to move my boat down here to Lake Conroe. What is the cheapest dry storage on a trailer (don't need valet) that is around Lake Conroe? It's a 23 foot moomba (including swim platform) w/ a wake tower.

Trying to weigh the option of storing boat and hoping for good boating on Lake Conroe versus selling it all together.

Thanks in advance!
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demonmaestro

i cant remember what lakeview marinia quoted me for my 18ft boat but it overall wasnt that bad. however i will say you maybe in luck considering the lake has came up. people are starting to take there boat out of storage and going on the water.

You got Lakeview marinia
Palms marinia

theres a few around...

welcome to Lake Conroe!