Thread: Sardis

No, but it would not surprise me. Really wonder why we don't have a bunch there with all the traffic of not skilled operators.

I have a friend from Missouri fishing up there, good fisherman, skilled operator. Apparently he hit some stumps and an old roadbed in Grenada, went to Sardis launched and about two miles out, boat went down. Sent him a message, waiting on him to respond, I'll post up what happened. It was a Ranger, they're not supposed to sink completely with all the floatation.

Forrest Wood used to cut a Ranger in half on the water with a chainsaw in one of their old commercials. He might not try that now!!!

Hope everything goes well for your friend.

Grenada ,like most lakes have pitfalls when the water is low . Saw a guy hit a old bridge frame under water at Enid .Said he fished it the year before with no problems .He was up Hubbard Creek . Water level was 5 ft. lower the previous year . Slow is the word ,stay safe .

Originally Posted by GWDawg1

I have a friend from Missouri fishing up there, good fisherman, skilled operator. Apparently he hit some stumps and an old roadbed in Grenada, went to Sardis launched and about two miles out, boat went down. Sent him a message, waiting on him to respond, I'll post up what happened. It was a Ranger, they're not supposed to sink completely with all the floatation.

im im gonna go out on a limb and say his phone may be wet

Originally Posted by bird down

im im gonna go out on a limb and say his phone may be wet

X2, that roadbed has cost a lot of folks a bunch of money

I do a lot more idling with my motor trimmed up than most folks. That stuff scares me.

Originally Posted by ScottV

I do a lot more idling with my motor trimmed up than most folks. That stuff scares me.

Agreed, Scott. Fished Grenada my entire life, and I refuse to go above a high idle above the old landing at Carver. Slow and easy wins the race! The fish are not going anywhere.....