Wylie getting low

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Originally Posted by BigDawgg

Brett, Remus is trust worthy, he use's his fishfinder8 to locate all brush piles. :biggrin

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If Dawgg says ya'll are trustworthy then i guess i better check my waypoints for gps numbers.

Let me check..............................

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WOW

MY GPS INFO IS GONE. POWER SURGE MAY HAVE FRIED MY MEMORY CHIP[emoji79] [emoji33] [emoji79] [emoji33]

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You can just point them out. Drop a marker on them and they will bring the markers back! :cheers2

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Originally Posted by BigDawgg

You can just point them out. Drop a marker on them and they will bring the markers back! :cheers2

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If only my system were that simple.

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The answer is flux capacitor divided by chicken wings. Simple

LOL.....:Rofl

Thought that Lake Wylie water level was at normal pool for this time of year. Sorry to get this thread back on topic.

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Originally Posted by Ranger R61

Thought that Lake Wylie water level was at normal pool for this time of year. Sorry to get this thread back on topic.

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Seems a few ft low to me

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Flood pool is 102
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Also this

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