Wow...sounds like a good day in South Louisiana...Kamron sorry I left so early Marid Gras, James wanted to get the boat home because of the rain! Still waiting on that Tin Lizzy dance..

Stalkin, I thought that was him. Hell I seen him at Lizzies that night throught the bar window but never got to talk to him. Then next day was not sure I seen him. I know sad is'nt it?
Hope to see y'all soon. I do remember the rain, next day back of boat looked like I was hauling around a bunch of hunting dogs!!
Also for those interested Damon said he IS going to be open Friday day before the 200 for any of the shakedown runs or just to hang out.
Hope to see y'all soon. We will be out celebrating our silver anniversary this weekend. Let the games begin, come on out and play.

It's alright. I knew something must have come up rather quickly. I promise you that dance on the 200 if not before. Might try to come in sometime in April.

Tell James and the rest of the crew to take off Friday before the 200 so we can all make a run.

Sorry about not getting up wih you Kamron, I was alittle incapacitated at the time. Scott was killing me at the bar.
Hope to see you soon.
Later.

Not a problem. I know how it gets in there. Scott does his best, but he just makes it to easy for us to get drunk.

I will see you guys soon. Keep the Tickfaw alive while I am gone. You never know I might be back one day.

Will be looking forward to it.

Will do...seems like every time we try this it rains!?.. Can you keep the rain away?

I think lately its been the opposite. I think I have been bringing it with me.

Not this year though. Clear skies and smooth water

Whats the compass course when i leave madisonville to the
mouth of the pass going manchac? first time running that way
also when coming out the mouth of the river in madisonville which side of the piling do you hang left or right? Thanks

When leaving Madisonville (exiting the mouth of the Tchefuncta) you want to turn right (west) and keep the bouy's on your left. You will run parallel to the bank for a bit and then while following the bouy's you will eventually turn left (south) It's like a backwards "L" pattern. GPS heading from that location to the mouth of Pass Manchac is 30 17.668 and 90 18.235 Compass heading approximately 240 degrees. There will be electrical structures (power lines) that run the length of the west edge of Lake Pontchatrain, from a distance if you just aim for the two tallest ones it will lead you to the mouth of Pass Manchac. Hope this helps. Ray