Houston area
#4
Yes it is pretty low. I've launched at lakeview and april plaza within the last week and had no problems. Plus, there are several other "private" community ramps that are still good. No problem with fuel docks as they are floating. The bars are a different story. Almost need a ladder to get out of the boat but they are still doable.
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From: The Woodlands, TX
Brian,
Aim south of the Lake Houston Dam on the San Jacinto river and you'll have a fantastic experience compared to the lake itself. There's lots of fuel burning and banging out distance traveled to be had heading south if your into knocking out lots of travel time on the water.
Lake Conroe isn't bad except it's small, but it aint that great at the moment due to the low water level.
The kids and I had a great time there yesterday right up until I drilled a sand bar and got promptly stuck while they were riding jet skis near me.
Shoot me a PM if your looking to hook up with some locals on the water, just note that in addition to myself and my bud in his boat like yours, we're usually packing some of our kids who although think that they're adults, they're really just late teen and early 20's kids with drama, LOL!!!
See ya,
Kelly
Aim south of the Lake Houston Dam on the San Jacinto river and you'll have a fantastic experience compared to the lake itself. There's lots of fuel burning and banging out distance traveled to be had heading south if your into knocking out lots of travel time on the water.
Lake Conroe isn't bad except it's small, but it aint that great at the moment due to the low water level.
The kids and I had a great time there yesterday right up until I drilled a sand bar and got promptly stuck while they were riding jet skis near me.
Shoot me a PM if your looking to hook up with some locals on the water, just note that in addition to myself and my bud in his boat like yours, we're usually packing some of our kids who although think that they're adults, they're really just late teen and early 20's kids with drama, LOL!!!
See ya,
Kelly
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From: Conroe, Texas
where is a good area to put in at now? I havent put in in about a month and last time i got to play out on the lake it was hard already. I usually put in at that shell station on 1097 at the small bridge.
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From: Lake Conroe, TX
Your best bet is going to be Inland on 105 behind the Valero/Subway/Eldardo Jacks's area, or April Plaza on 105 past April Sound. Both ramps still have good water. Where you're talking has gotten pretty shallow.



