What about all the attention DP's boat is getting on that thread? I guess some is better than none. Gives us a chance to let everybody know what a BA boat it is. :coolcowboy:

What? are you thread skipping again? There is plenty of DP talk on this thread but it's not usually about boats.

http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1972.../United-States


sweet boat, could be bought right, 40-45k. Twin diesels

Even trade on a sea ray sitting in lake conroe?

this is what I am getting to run behind my house ....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2011-...item3a6ac8495a

hells yah!

He wont trade, but its super clean he is asking 59k, its got a buyer on it now for 40k, I just wanted to put it out there because clean brokerage boats with diesels like that dont go that cheap most of the time.

You couldve wholesaled the ray for me.

LAKE CONROE – As the water level on Lake Conroe continues to drop, the San Jacinto River Authority is positioning a large Dumpster at the west end of the Lake Conroe dam.

A 20-yard, roll-off Dumpster will be located at the dam near Beach Walk Blvd., where the dam approaches Texas 105.

The Dumpster is where lake enthusiasts can take debris from exposed areas of Lake Conroe.

Only those items that have been recovered from the lake bed will be accepted. The collection will be monitored by the SJRA, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla No. 69, and state and local law enforcement officers stationed at the site.

If assistance is needed in unloading any large or heavy items, the Lake Conroe Division of the SJRA can be reached at 936-588-1111. The collection site will be open seven days a week during daylight hours.

“We’ve had phone calls from individual property owners, volunteer groups, scout troops, and others wanting to know if they can do clean-up projects to remove debris from the lake bed,” said Blake Kellum, Lake Conroe Division Manager for the SJRA. “We wanted to create a drop-off site that would be convenient for them, and we’re also using it for our own debris removal efforts.”