Just cracked 672. Dare I say were a little ABOVE average?

Supposed to be clear saturday, Ill be testing my new drive.

2' above seasonal average as of last night.

I jumped on the lake for about 90 minutes yesterday -- right before the cold front landed. Shoreline looks great. Just keep an eye out for where the hazards were when the lake was down. There are some tricky spots.

I was out all day ,lunch at C&C then Devils Cove,
headed in right as front hit,
got pretty wild.

No problems so far

[QUOTE=Sweet Addiction;3047248]Cool. Next good warm day I am going out. The mate is done. I need to get a good RPM/ MPH numbers and see if we can tweak the prop a little.[/QUOT

Looking forward to meeting you both out there. I finally broke down and bought a lift. My spring/ summer/ 2010 goal is to spend more time on the lake now that we have lake T almost full. Cheers!

No worries, thats what boating is all about... Sorry wasn't trying to crash your thread... I'm just ready for Summer.

Just busted the 676 mark after all the snowmen melted

I believe we will be good for the whole summer. Even if we return to drought conditions we are at a level now to where it wouldn't drop enough to ruin boating. in 2009 we started off the year with it's highest level of 656' and it went downhill from there all the way to October. The rains began then and the lake recovered ending 2009 with the about the same level it began with.

Now were at 676 and rising, so even if it doesn't rain again until next winter, I don't see the lake falling below 650'

I will be a betting man and predict we will see 681 feet by mid March. write it down.