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Basically, below young's you can go where you think you can go, except I'd be careful if you head into Redgrass. Then again, there's always that one stump that's not supposed to be there.
Basically, there's two schools of thought.....Idle or skin back, trimmed out with as little boat in the water as possible. People from both schools hit stuff all the time, the ones in the latter tend to buy more props, prop shafts and lower units though.
Wannabe...
you got it dude!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
I'm following SOMEBODY!!! ya'll gots me skeered!
Just pick the purtiest boat and follow it Triton. He'll do his best to avoid hitting anything and if he's wrong, you'll get a heads up just before you hit it.
Just don't follow Sat. He may look like he knows what he's doing, but that boat of his has more lumps than Torch's bald haiyd.
Wannabe...
Tritom, I am no expert but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night. GO SSSLLLLOOOOOWWW and you will be alright. I really don't know why anyone would want to fish that end of the lake. Ain't nothin but a gar hole.
I had a little birdy tell me something that I got to check outQuote:
Originally Posted by torch
I don't know the water level but watchout for the old road also.I saw a guy in a big bass boat go from wide open to sudden stop and allmost out the front of boat cause of the road.
"LOL channel markers are for sissies.... Every once in a while you'll find a 4 year old trot line still marking the river....if you get lucky. BTW, kinda stumpy up there so look out."
Hey pstone thats what your partner thought at the Rez this past weekend!!!