your boat

[lustyslogger]

sorry... nice pictures but I am not seeing the difference. Do you have a couple where the dock is up and down?

You will have to wait until next winter when the lake is down again

[TitusTiger]

Okay --- good news there is a lot of summer ahead.

Does the weather affect it much. Right now all the lakes and rivers are high, probably close to highest since I have lived here (23 years). Much do to the fact that it has rained just about every day. It was an average winter.

I am starting to wonder at the little lake I have launched at, might be pretty difficult to launch at if the water goes down a foot

[lustyslogger]

Okay --- good news there is a lot of summer ahead.

Does the weather affect it much. Right now all the lakes and rivers are high, probably close to highest since I have lived here (23 years). Much do to the fact that it has rained just about every day. It was an average winter.

I am starting to wonder at the little lake I have launched at, might be pretty difficult to launch at if the water goes down a foot

I am not quite sure what you are asking. There is a concrete ramp for launching that is quite long and at a reasonable angle. When the water level recedes you simply back further down the ramp. The lake level rarely goes lower than the end of the ramp so you are always backing down concrete. The lake doesn't seem to have any major drop offs around the marina itself so launching is never a major issue

[TitusTiger]

sorry, that was mostly rhetorical --- it has been raining just about every day here... just got a sprinkle minutes ago..


I was wondering to myself if I would be able to launch where I have already --- in a month when the water is down


assuming it stops raining////