Thread: Where O Where

You already have that lake now Michael, just do not have a house / cabin on it
But your lake of choice should be Manatee....................unless that sign at
entrance is wrong - Welcome "home of the professor" come join him on a crappie
hunt..............My problem is can't get past session number 4............but have now
moved up to "darn it" when i error, which is better than my previous name. @%&*(#

Originally Posted by fishin813

You already have that lake now Michael, just do not have a house / cabin on it
But your lake of choice should be Manatee....................unless that sign at
entrance is wrong - Welcome "home of the professor" come join him on a crappie
hunt..............My problem is can't get past session number 4............but have now
moved up to "darn it" when i error, which is better than my previous name. @%&*(#

now now the lake we wa on today it was good and u seen that .. and it ha both .... one dam it u will get past session 4 .. just reive 3,,2,, and 1 and 4 will be easy ,,,lol

Sure would luv both, but if the house came with a sea-wall high enough for the 100 yr flood, & was tided to the whipping post to choose, I guess it would be the river for the diversity.

Did not intend to be confusing. Not meant to be choice of river or lake, but which river or lake either one.

My perfect retreat would be a 3-story, glass front facing the lake,
A-Frame home on wooded hill, overlooking about 800
acre lake nestled in a glen, boat dock below A-frame, whereas when return from
enjoying day or hours on lake, pull into dock, push button and lift would brng you to
main floor level in A-frame. Morning sunlight comming up over the hills, hitting A-frame in the
kitchen & master bedroom area. Tv - Phone not necessary, everything solar power
wind & water temp controlled, generating own electrical power plus, via water wheel
flood controlled dam.
Lake would have several small streams running into it, along with natural spring,
thereby, self cleaning of lake.. natural downed timber. several brush piles for fish
habitat

Yelim where was this picture taken? Almost looks like Blue Cypress?