Table Rock Lake Thread.....
05-01-2008 | 02:43 PM
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Looks like it will be around the 930 mark for a while. 
I consider myself lucky being able to get to my dock. It is pulled into the trees and we have a 28' walkboard leading out to it....
What was it, three years ago, when we had no water in the lake and we were all praying for water. Boy how things change.
I consider myself lucky being able to get to my dock. It is pulled into the trees and we have a 28' walkboard leading out to it....
What was it, three years ago, when we had no water in the lake and we were all praying for water. Boy how things change.
05-01-2008 | 03:31 PM
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Looks like it will be around the 930 mark for a while.
I consider myself lucky being able to get to my dock. It is pulled into the trees and we have a 28' walkboard leading out to it....
What was it, three years ago, when we had no water in the lake and we were all praying for water. Boy how things change.
I consider myself lucky being able to get to my dock. It is pulled into the trees and we have a 28' walkboard leading out to it....
What was it, three years ago, when we had no water in the lake and we were all praying for water. Boy how things change.
05-01-2008 | 10:38 PM
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I'm hoping to go down this weekend & find that the people who we hired to fix our dock finally came back & finished the job. If so, I'm also hoping that we can get it close enough for a walkboard. I was thinking of a 50' extention ladder, but then I envisioned the disasters that could happen as I carried gas cans or the beer cooler across the rungs.
05-02-2008 | 12:13 PM
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05-02-2008 | 02:54 PM
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yeah, big trouble if that beer goes in.......might have to swim for it.
I would put the gas cans in the canoe or whatever and pull them across with the rope just to be safe....dont want an environmental issue.
Hope to see you guys down this weekend.
I would put the gas cans in the canoe or whatever and pull them across with the rope just to be safe....dont want an environmental issue.
Hope to see you guys down this weekend.
05-06-2008 | 12:42 PM
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05-06-2008 | 02:05 PM
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Anyone know Ryan over at Port of Kimberling? Talking to one of the ladies there & they dont think the Cafe will fit in dry dock. Would like to talk to him directly since he owns a Executioner (i think) so hoping he may be able to let me slide since i may just be over the maximum length.
05-06-2008 | 03:20 PM
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Anyone know Ryan over at Port of Kimberling? Talking to one of the ladies there & they dont think the Cafe will fit in dry dock. Would like to talk to him directly since he owns a Executioner (i think) so hoping he may be able to let me slide since i may just be over the maximum length.
My buddy keeps his 32 baja at dry stack. He said the max length is 36 ft.
