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  1. 09-15-2011, 06:37 PM #1
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    Default The effects of the drought in Texas


    This is very sad. The email said these are pictures from Lake Tarvis.

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    Amazing and sad...I'm guessing it'll take a long time for that lake to recover.
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    Terrible. Looks like lake Travis outside of Austin. I am sure most of the Texas lakes are in the same condition. I know Toledo Bend is down 12 ft. below full pool (I frequent quite often). ThanKs for the post.
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    Walk the bed and mark the structure. *shrug*
    The fish are biting somewhere and here I am on the computer again...
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    there definitely aint no fish in that lake.
    Ya can't no more do what ya don't know than ya can come back from where ya ain't been!
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    That's sad.. gonna take alot to get them places back to normal.
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    Sad all the way around.
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    Very sad. Have they gotten any of the rain we have had in the last month?

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    It is sad.
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    how low is the lake the lake i live on hartwell lake in s.c. got down 27' a couple years ago they figured it would take it 5 years to come back to full pool but it only took 1 spring and part of the summer and it was 5' over full pool is 660 ft a it is a 1000 miles of shore line its down right at 11' right now i fill yalls pain hope it comes back better than ever good luck
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