Beaver Lake Status Report
10-16-2007 | 09:46 PM
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jb,
I would recommend Prairie Creek Marina or Rocky Branch Marina. Both on on highway 12 out of Rogers.
To be honest I couldn't tell you which one if any carry 93 octane. I always trailered my boat and fueled up on land.
Contact Cattitude here on OSO. He would know, he lived on the lake for many years. Just recently moved off so his info will be up to date.
Buck
I would recommend Prairie Creek Marina or Rocky Branch Marina. Both on on highway 12 out of Rogers.
To be honest I couldn't tell you which one if any carry 93 octane. I always trailered my boat and fueled up on land.
Contact Cattitude here on OSO. He would know, he lived on the lake for many years. Just recently moved off so his info will be up to date.
Buck
10-17-2007 | 05:36 PM
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From: Tulsa, OK, Grand, Beaver, LOTO
jb,
I would recommend Prairie Creek Marina or Rocky Branch Marina. Both on on highway 12 out of Rogers.
To be honest I couldn't tell you which one if any carry 93 octane. I always trailered my boat and fueled up on land.
Contact Cattitude here on OSO. He would know, he lived on the lake for many years. Just recently moved off so his info will be up to date.
Buck
I would recommend Prairie Creek Marina or Rocky Branch Marina. Both on on highway 12 out of Rogers.
To be honest I couldn't tell you which one if any carry 93 octane. I always trailered my boat and fueled up on land.
Contact Cattitude here on OSO. He would know, he lived on the lake for many years. Just recently moved off so his info will be up to date.
Buck
Put in at Prairie creek, give the points a wide birth, it's not rocket science, read the land. And Buck left out the Outerlimits with triples
12-12-2024 | 03:05 PM
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Hello!
Resurrecting this thread here. Im looking to haul my Baja 35 Outlaw to Beaver Lake this summer coming up. I've chosen Prairie Creek and see they were recently bought by a group out of Dallas. They said they can accommodate me on an end cap for overnight parking, trailer though a bit more issue to resolve for. So, what's below Hwy 12 bridge as far as boating is concerned? Good and clean or gets stumpy or sand bar, etc? TIA!
Resurrecting this thread here. Im looking to haul my Baja 35 Outlaw to Beaver Lake this summer coming up. I've chosen Prairie Creek and see they were recently bought by a group out of Dallas. They said they can accommodate me on an end cap for overnight parking, trailer though a bit more issue to resolve for. So, what's below Hwy 12 bridge as far as boating is concerned? Good and clean or gets stumpy or sand bar, etc? TIA!
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12-13-2024 | 05:29 AM
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Hello!
Resurrecting thre thread here. Im looking to haul my Baja 35 Outlaw that way this summer coming. I've chosen Prairie Creek and see they were recently bought by a group out of Dallas. They said they can accommodate me on an end cap for overnight parking, trailer though a bit more issue to resolve for. So, what's below Hwy 12 bridge as far as boating is concerned? Good and clean or gets stumpy or sand bar, etc? TIA!
Resurrecting thre thread here. Im looking to haul my Baja 35 Outlaw that way this summer coming. I've chosen Prairie Creek and see they were recently bought by a group out of Dallas. They said they can accommodate me on an end cap for overnight parking, trailer though a bit more issue to resolve for. So, what's below Hwy 12 bridge as far as boating is concerned? Good and clean or gets stumpy or sand bar, etc? TIA!
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12-13-2024 | 08:09 AM
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From: Canyon Lake, TX
Good question, no real string reason except some familiarity. Was on Beaver Lake once probably 20 yrs ago, much different boat and didn't explore much of the lake, so it would feel new this time around for sure.
In 2000 I went to Kimberling City, boated Table Rock as part of the Crownline Rally. That was summer of 2000. Beautiful lake. I guess distance isn't much further than Beaver from the San Antonio, TX area where I am. Our Lake is all but dried up, not usable.
In 2000 I went to Kimberling City, boated Table Rock as part of the Crownline Rally. That was summer of 2000. Beautiful lake. I guess distance isn't much further than Beaver from the San Antonio, TX area where I am. Our Lake is all but dried up, not usable.
12-13-2024 | 08:28 AM
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Beaver is a beautiful lake. just pretty laid back with not very many, if any, drinking establishments the last time we were there.
Hopefully Buck will chime in. Water is very clear also which is a plus for sure.
Hopefully Buck will chime in. Water is very clear also which is a plus for sure.
12-13-2024 | 11:41 AM
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From: Midwest & T-Rock
Hello!
Resurrecting thre thread here. Im looking to haul my Baja 35 Outlaw to Beaver Lake this summer coming up. I've chosen Prairie Creek and see they were recently bought by a group out of Dallas. They said they can accommodate me on an end cap for overnight parking, trailer though a bit more issue to resolve for. So, what's below Hwy 12 bridge as far as boating is concerned? Good and clean or gets stumpy or sand bar, etc? TIA!
Resurrecting thre thread here. Im looking to haul my Baja 35 Outlaw to Beaver Lake this summer coming up. I've chosen Prairie Creek and see they were recently bought by a group out of Dallas. They said they can accommodate me on an end cap for overnight parking, trailer though a bit more issue to resolve for. So, what's below Hwy 12 bridge as far as boating is concerned? Good and clean or gets stumpy or sand bar, etc? TIA!
