I might can get the deep v in there
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I might can get the deep v in there
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Wait. I think were having an eclipse
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That last pic.... I've noticed how that ramp is always wet near the bottom. Must be a spring under the concrete.:dono
Man I wouldn't try and get a deep V in butla now.
Yup raining here in hernandoQuote:
Originally Posted by EmptyStringer
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That's because all those rednecks down there keep going down to the end of the ramp and "P"ing hoping to fill the lake....Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
Member, Tri State Crappie Anglers
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Well stop it then.
I only done it Once.. Do not blame it on meQuote:
Originally Posted by strat195
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LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by canebreaker
Member, Tri State Crappie Anglers
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Dont know if they planned that way or not but at least 4 ramps on Grenada are built on top of springs and do the same way during low water conditions.Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
You know I was thinking . I know that is not wise on this board . But if you launched about fifty yards before you get to the bottom your momentum might carry you out to the water . Now getting out you are on your own . What you say ES?
ES has this rock skipping kind of technique
How many stops you been making a day? It needs a lotQuote:
Originally Posted by Gator_1
I bern peeing on a 5 gallon bucket and everytime it gets full. I carry it to Hernando point and empty it in lake and start ovet again
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H maybe that is why the fish get big,plenty fertilizer.
That explains the yellow stripe at the water line on my boat---you got some cleaning to do:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Big H trucking
Hush the yankees might read this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big C
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