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05-24-2014, 06:34 PM
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Also I have started a Facebook page "Texas Powerboat Scene" so we can all post up runs, meet ups, or what have you. Y'all feel free to drop in and post on it! It's just getting started so any input to make it better would be appreciated!
05-24-2014, 09:18 PM
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Sure wish I had a answer for you, but most every lake or resavor in Texas fluctuate pretty good. I was on Texoma yesterday fishing and it is low but still bootable, it's huge! I'll do some research or you unless someone else chimes In with more knowledge on the subject. Texas weather is pretty crazy, hot/humid summers, strange cold winters with some snow and ice at times but we can boat almost all year, and lots of hunting and fishing- lol
Sounds Like my kind of place! I have been in San Antonio, Dallas, Houston at various times of the year, and the abundance of boatable water, and common political views is what is attracting us to TX. Love to have some wooded land to play on thats close to several great boating locations, or an acre or 5 on a lake with a dock if I could afford it. Thanks for the updates!!
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05-27-2014, 01:39 AM
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You better get that land quick cause the prices are rocketing and going fast.
05-27-2014, 09:02 AM
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LOL, you let me know when you get Ray's ass out there so I can get some good footage! Traded the jetboat for an ultralight plane. Have had it for a year and havent flown it yet. Starting to think about getting rid of it. Have a good one! Jay
05-28-2014, 08:22 PM
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Lake Lewisville is down 7.5ft and it's going to drop another 3ft ON PURPOSE! Army Corps stated that another 3ft will be let out for the construction of the new I-35 bridges. My friend asked the Corps what about boating for the summer? Corps response, "Lake Lewisville is not about water recreation, it's about water management!"
05-28-2014, 09:08 PM
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Bert funny you just posted this I was going to text you and ask what is LL levels. I can not believe it is still down 7.5 ft even with the recent rains. Anyways its still better than Ft. Worth area lakes. Granbury still closed, Bridgeport still closed, PK low, Benbrook closed, Eagle Mountain low, Lake Whitney - Brazos River very low. These lakes add up to 80 % of my biz.. Have you seen Lake Texoma as well. Very low.
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