That's funny right there, I wish them the best

LOL.... "felix" and I plan on buying a 2005 Fountain Executioner this year. Bone stock, same graphics as yours. It will be faster....

New life for this old thread....

I've spent a fair amount of time on TRL in smaller boats, staying at and launching at Big Cedar.

Where is a good place to launch a larger boat in the 28-33' range?

And just as important, this place would ideally have room to park the trailer and tow rig as well.

Ideally, we'd be able to launch the boat, slip it at the condo, and leave the truck and trailer parked for the weekend.

Lets hear it.

We have put in our 292 several times at the state park right next to state park marina. The only thing is the ramp is not very protected so if there is a good wind coming in it may be a little rough. No big deal though. Plenty big for launching larger boats and easy to get to.

The last few times at TRL we stay at Vickery Resort. The docks are deep in the same cove as state park marina and the condos are right on the water. I like it since you can see the boat right from the condo.

Vickery works out a deal with someone with a lot and we keep the trailer there. It was walking distance from the condo. Haven't been down to TRL in a few years though, but thinking of a trip this year.

You might check out Rock Lane Resort. It is on Indian Point. I am not sure how easy it is to use their ramp, but Indian Point marina is just down the road. We visit the Tiki Bar for lunch a lot. Fun place to hang out after the boat is put away.....

I use to stay on Indian point before I bought my place, launched my my 272 there, it would be tight with anything over 30'

Edit: Bill you really do need to come to the CIg event, what better way to spend fathers day. If not I'll meet up with ya on TR

Every time I read this, I bout piss myself, you're Sick Eric

heading to tr in 3 weeks to look at condos and houses
like Kimberling city should we look else were

It really depends on what you are after. Kimberling City is centrally located on the lake. It seems to me that different parts of the lake have different "feels" to them. One thing to keep in mind it how far you are from conveniences.

I have lived here for 20 years. Look me up if I can be of any help.

Bill

I looked in that area in 08 for a house to buy, and found a lot of over priced houses that were built in the 50's & 60's, so a friend of mine had a place in the Shell Knob area ( west end of the lake ) and that where I found my place ( foreclosure ) not much around there but nice, good luck.

Edit: very few private docks on the lake, mostly community docks ( 20 slips )