Best lakes to boat
#52
Yes we've been there several times. Love downtown Paducah, great food and cool atmosphere. Totally jacked a set of props on the Formula a few years ago on a rock pile at one of the major hang outs while everyone looked on but said nothing. Oh well, at least I won't forget where it's at.
Paris is cool as well but there's a game warden there that hates dry pipes. His name is Clay Riley. We're actually friends now but that was about six tickets ago and I don't take the Formula there anymore. We'll be up that way with the Hustler this year however. If you guys ever get to Pickwick be sure and give us a shout.
Paris is cool as well but there's a game warden there that hates dry pipes. His name is Clay Riley. We're actually friends now but that was about six tickets ago and I don't take the Formula there anymore. We'll be up that way with the Hustler this year however. If you guys ever get to Pickwick be sure and give us a shout.
#53
Yes we've been there several times. Love downtown Paducah, great food and cool atmosphere. Totally jacked a set of props on the Formula a few years ago on a rock pile at one of the major hang outs while everyone looked on but said nothing. Oh well, at least I won't forget where it's at.
Paris is cool as well but there's a game warden there that hates dry pipes. His name is Clay Riley. We're actually friends now but that was about six tickets ago and I don't take the Formula there anymore. We'll be up that way with the Hustler this year however. If you guys ever get to Pickwick be sure and give us a shout.
Paris is cool as well but there's a game warden there that hates dry pipes. His name is Clay Riley. We're actually friends now but that was about six tickets ago and I don't take the Formula there anymore. We'll be up that way with the Hustler this year however. If you guys ever get to Pickwick be sure and give us a shout.
#54
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From: medina ohio/ vermilion ohio
Keowee has no limitations, I boat there a good bit, and run fast and loud all the time.The northern end of the lake is beautiful being in the foothills of the mountains.If you enjoy Keowee then you need to visit Jocassee the next lake north of Keowee. It's Keowee on steroids. Very limited development and the clearest cleanest water in the southeast.
#55
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From: Piedmont SC
Know Keowee Key development well. Worked on a lot of homes in the development in the late 80's and early 90's. I like Keowee and would love to own a home there. I find myself looking at homes online there alot. Do yourself a favor next time you're down and pay Jocassee a visit. You can rent boats just before the Devils Fork state park entrance. Go out and spend the day chasing waterfall's in the backs of the coves. It's 7500 acres of water surrounded by state owned undeveloped land.Just a few private homes on one branch of the lake and they are amazing. It's 350' deep and on a good day 30' visibility in the water.
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Kinda grew up on the great lakes been in lake Mich, Huron, st Clair river, st Clair, Detroit river, lake Erie ..most of the islands . up north around macinaw my favorite water clear like in the fla keys colder water though
Like being out far enough cant see land my favorite is the ocean around fla
Like being out far enough cant see land my favorite is the ocean around fla





