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GilliganJR
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Re: high point 2018/10/17 09:33:02 (permalink)
thanks for the update.  that lake can be a bish to launch on in the best of conditions. 
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phishfearme
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Re: high point 2018/10/17 19:54:07 (permalink)
GilliganJR
thanks for the update.  that lake can be a bish to launch on in the best of conditions. 


yah - I hear ya - if it weren't for the winch to get the boat back onto the trailer we would no have launched in the first place.
 
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Dirty McCurdy
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Re: high point 2018/10/30 07:57:32 (permalink)
Sounds like the lowering kind of threw the fish off a bit, which is kind of to be expected.  I for one am just glad that they didn't have to drain it completely, and it looks like they are actually going to repair the situation in a timely manner.  Thanks for the update Phish, maybe we will catch you up there next spring.
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Re: high point 2019/03/11 08:08:11 (permalink)
Any word on what is going on up there?  Ready for ice out.
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