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Every July 4th TVA, in their infinite wisdom, starts drawing Ky and Barkley Lakes down from 359.5 feet to 355 feet. Every year we get surprises after this drawdown. Looks like somebody got their surprise during the drawdown. Attachment 383122
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Expensive lesson!
Ouch! That would ruin a day for sure!
That definitely left a mark
Wow, that's some piece of odd artwork to find underwater.
:yikes wow. great pic, thx fro sharing
Wow! That really tore the guts out! Somebody was crying the blues! Great photo.
Wow
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Very expensive lesson.
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Put paint on it
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Front drive surfer? [emoji854]
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Wow...
Might belong to my new neighbor. His pontoon was missing the lower unit the other day.
Agreed, blaze orange
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Originally Posted by Billbob
Looking at that makes my wallet pucker!
I hope it was from a wake boat. rotfl
I wonder how many boat bottoms that has found over the years?
I have waypoints on 5 sunken boats in KY Lake alone. No idea how many of them fell victim to such Gremlins.
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Wow. There's a story somewhere behind that. Neat pic!
Sad for someone!
Quick tie some brush to it and mark it!
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Originally Posted by M R Dux
Our neighbors ski boat caught fire, burned and sank near the cow pasture across the lake from us. 30 years ago, and it looks like an underwater sand hill now. No fish hang around it.
maybe the fish are ”boat shy”.....rotflQuote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Wrong color lol
wasnt waxed with slab sauce. :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Donnie at the Prop Shop in Gilbertsville could fix that right up.
I wonder if he missed it before he got to the landing.
"gene"
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Originally Posted by crp4570
and then I wonder when the water goes up if it is easy to see it on the stump with a livescope :Rofl
I'm content with the drawdown schedule, years of data backing up why they do it.
Plus, it helps keep the scaredy cats at home in the fall and winter. :)
we have a lake by my house thats timber ridden and they draw it down sometimes as much as 9 feet .
the have pump stations that pump it back up in the fall and spring from east texas lakes
when it goes down it kills lots of boats and got mine real good one time as well .
it can drop over a foot a week and what was ok last visit is not next visit .
when it does go down good the tops of the old larger trees look like they been chopped on with an axe
hence the name boat killer
That is an expensive hit. Ouch!
I bet he noticed right after it happened. Just a hunch.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene"
Hope they were wearing seat belts when they hit it...they might have taken a swim over the bow from the sudden loss of momentum...
That should buff out. Lol
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its a wonder it didnt tear off the transom or then again lets see a down image of just past that stump
we used to see lots of boats tied up on timber at fork when it opened up back when
they were all minus the transom with just the bow sticking up :yikes