pymatuning water levels

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2013/03/18 16:35:27 (permalink)

pymatuning water levels

as of monday march 18 measured water at my dock 41 inches compared to 12 inches on aug 15 of last year when i had to pull my boat pray for more rain
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    CatchinPABass
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/18 18:00:54 (permalink)
    Once the ice melts, it'll help alot.
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/27 20:55:10 (permalink)
    water levels  have come up a few more inches since last check ice is very spotty near jamestown manning boat launch clear of ice get them boats in
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/28 07:57:59 (permalink)
    CatchinPABass

    Once the ice melts, it'll help alot.

    Are you referring to the ice on the lake?
    Please explain how that will raise the water level?
    I can see how ice and snow melting on the ground surrounding the lake would make it come up...


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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/28 11:31:26 (permalink)
    Do you really think Im that stupid you moron?  The ice/snow on the ground.....
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    CatchinPABass

    Once the ice melts, it'll help alot.

    Are you referring to the ice on the lake?
    Please explain how that will raise the water level?
    I can see how ice and snow melting on the ground surrounding the lake would make it come up...


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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/28 12:26:50 (permalink)
    Now, now...no need for name calling...
    We were just curious because some people don't understand simple physics and fluid dynamics.

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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/28 15:18:00 (permalink)
    CatchingPAbass wrote:
    Do you really think Im that stupid you moron?  The ice/snow on the ground


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    post edited by slab nabbit - 2013/03/28 15:23:08
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/28 15:27:21 (permalink)
    HERE WE GO !!
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/28 16:09:46 (permalink)
    so are all of the ramps good to go for launching? and is the lake ice free for the most part?
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/28 23:08:53 (permalink)
    I would assume it will be some time till they put the docks in. Am I correct? Or will they put them in as soon as the ice is gone?
    post edited by jmat5 - 2013/03/29 10:44:47
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/29 09:59:05 (permalink)
    When I drove out to linesville tuesday there was still alot of ice on the north end of the lake
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/29 14:06:32 (permalink)
    The docks at manning were put in on thursday. A few boats out there today, ice still at ramp by causway,no dock yet orchard gate closed, Most ice is gone. After this weekend I would think all ice should be gone
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/29 19:48:51 (permalink)
    Most of the north end looked opened up.  Still about a hundred yard wide patch of ice along the  western shoreline.  I agree, it will all be gone very soon, probably after tomorrow.
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/29 20:55:41 (permalink)
    slab nabbit

    CatchingPAbass wrote:
    Do you really think Im that stupid you moron?  The ice/snow on the ground


    Here's Item number 1 on the forum board rules in case you missed it.

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    • Disagreeing with the views of others is fine. However, name-calling and personal attacks on others is not acceptable


    Good philosophy on the part of FishUSA.com, BUT how many times have many   witnessed / read uncalled for name calling? It's ridiculous.
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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/30 19:19:09 (permalink)
    Last fall when the lake was real low, I launched  off of the  Fries Road access area.
    There were some large piles of limestone near the launch area.  Does anyone know?  Did they use the limestone to fix holes in the road or to repair the launch area ?    Also, when do they open the gate to that launch ?
    THank you.
     

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    Re:pymatuning water levels 2013/03/30 19:56:53 (permalink)
    The stone was used by the pymatuning trail blazers snowmobile club for their trails
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