And I can say I've now launched at Pat's Bluff or whatever it's called...and I won't do that agaiin either. At least not by myself. There's no where to beach your boat while you park the truck. Now I know not to launch at Teckville either..thanks!
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And I can say I've now launched at Pat's Bluff or whatever it's called...and I won't do that agaiin either. At least not by myself. There's no where to beach your boat while you park the truck. Now I know not to launch at Teckville either..thanks!
Yesterday at Nader when we came out there was one Gewber who actually had parked on the highway at south graysport. Truck, and trailor were almost touching the guardrail. They have all been warned about this and parking on the ramp also. Were some citations written during the crappie masters.
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I'm not as seasoned as these other fella's with launching at teckville so i was shocked by the "procedure"--not used to sitting in a line, ONE boat launching at a time, etc--even at Engineer--I'll just stick with a 10 minute boat ride down that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by feather
We don;t have to worry bout head lights down here. Our ramps ain't but 10 feet long. LOL
Bring it to Sardis next weekend and we can break it in. We'll slime it up some to. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure
South Graysport at Nader was a cluster all week. I knew it would be worse on Saturday so we got there at around 5:30 am.
yall should have tryed to put in at any of them ramps during crappie masters it was a mad house had to put in at 5 am just to get a parking place ......crazy
You wouldn't have liked the 3 minute drive i had that friday after the wind got up......I wouldve had to changed my drawers if i had to go from teckville to engineers!!Quote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
The ramp at teckville is wide enough for 2 boats. Everyone wants to launch in the center.
If I use it again, I'll have a shovel and buckets with me, haul off some sand.
I've seen more people get swamped at teckville also, that sandbar is just under the water now. Two boats swamped Friday, had a west wind and they pulled up to drop someone off on that east bank. Needless to say, both boats filled up fast! Another guy launched in a tracker like mine headed out of the little cove and took a left....sandbar! I thought he was in trouble too but he luckily managed to get off without swamping.