Originally Posted by EASY WAKE (Post 3120353)

Yes, there's a dock located there, one sider, shallow launch,we had a tough time unloading our little 202, i would say max 24' max shallow draft!

Originally Posted by Perfectmix (Post 3120801)

Yep, that ramp is a joke although it provides some good entertainment for spectators. I would launch at Luhrs Landing it is worth the couple bucks and the ride up the river is pretty nice.

Originally Posted by wrinkleface (Post 3121169)

U would not know a launch if it hit U in your big AZZ!! Don't U have a diaper 2 change or sump'n!!!!:party-smiley-004::lolhit:

Originally Posted by ajfisher (Post 3121962)

i'll be up this weekend... ill be at the dockside and the sandbar i have a powerquest 290 enticer with red checkers... if ya spot me ill have a cold beer waiting for ya dont be shy... see ya out there!

Originally Posted by KAAMA (Post 3118625)

Here's a few shots of the Dockside restaurant/bar on the Clam River just off of Torch Lake. The water is plenty deep enough to tie off your boat here to grab a bite to eat---Obivously, it will greatly depend on how many other boats are tied off there at the time as well which can complicate manuvering as well as other traffic passing through the channel from both directions at the same time...and that current can really mess you up fast.

It's best to have a little plan, your fenders and lines ready BEFORE you get in this tight spot if you plan to tie off at the dock to eat at the restaurant. You have to be nimble or you can find yourself in a bit of a mess very quickly----The current can be a bit tricky here. Make sure you have some deck hands at the ready.

I usually drop someone off at the end of the dock first before going in---so we have somone to throw a line to once we are commited further in the channel.

Here are some photos with lots of different angles...

Originally Posted by Hooperdog (Post 3122287)

That's funny, the 27 Baja is my buddy Mike and that was 3 years ago. lol