The lake is 6 inches OVER POOL, that oughta be enough for anyone in Texas to tow up.

I'm in a red/black checkered flag 272 with a red windshield cover. Ya'll holla, I'll be lookin out for the Fountains.

Did anyone else see the burnt orange/rust 39 Nortec CC on Wood island? I went over and met the dude, Gary I think. The boat stays on Texoma in the Summer and down in Florida in the winter. He was the guy whos brand new boat was stolen off Nortec's lot earlier in the year. Man words don't describe that boat. First one I've ever been around, BEAUTIFUL.

Eisenhower Yacht Club has 93 at the dock with valvtec. The 93 is running $4.57/gal....plus its a nice run from highport to EYC and the water is way more clean/clear over by the dam.

Come on by and say hi next time you are at the lake!

-Josh

Any of you texoma guys know this boat? http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...-302-102058262

not i, but seen it somewhere before.

That nor-tech is pretty sweet I seen it at wood island July 4th weekend. Didnt get a close look at it. I'm not sure if they will have a run this year or not they had one a couple years ago.

Texas Boating Magazine put on the High Roller Poker runs and the magazine went out of business...
I think Heath should put one on.

The NT 39 is worth a closer look next time you see her beached. The materials and attention to detail are amazing.

Is anybody gonna be out this weekend? How bout it Daddy?

Tim my bank account lacks a few zeros to put one on. Kind of thought marine max or another large marine place would host one.

You would think somebody would... back in the day there was at least 3 a year on Texoma.

Its not a money thing i dont think, the core of engineers put a hold on the poker runs, fun runs, etc. It would take someone to sit down and talk to the core and put a deal together to protect everyone financial interest to put another one together. It brought alot of money to the lake. Maybe we could try and put a flash gordan memorial run together. In memory of the five whos lives were taken on the lake doing what they loved to do.