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fatlazyless · 04-10-2006, 08:09 AM

Yesterday, I saw a couple of seriously big boats chuggn thru the Weirs' Channel. Could be they were cleaning out their wood stoves and just tossed the half-burned logs into the lake...lol...only kidding. Hey, one boat looked like a 50' Sea Ray, and the other one looked pretty much the same.......biggies.....like ocean going big with diesel inboards. Wouldn't want to wax one of those puppies!

Anyway, from Meredith Bay to Weirs Channel to Timber Island, all I saw was lots of water, zero debris, amd a few fishn' boats out trollin around.

Looking at the water guage at the Weirs' Bridge the water level is about 18" below a full lake. The Law of Averages says some big rain is on the way, so get your umbrellas ready to use!

04-10-2006, 08:09 AM	#8
fatlazyless Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 8,755 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 300 Thanked 1,010 Times in 736 Posts	...fotsam & jetsum Yesterday, I saw a couple of seriously big boats chuggn thru the Weirs' Channel. Could be they were cleaning out their wood stoves and just tossed the half-burned logs into the lake...lol...only kidding. Hey, one boat looked like a 50' Sea Ray, and the other one looked pretty much the same.......biggies.....like ocean going big with diesel inboards. Wouldn't want to wax one of those puppies! Anyway, from Meredith Bay to Weirs Channel to Timber Island, all I saw was lots of water, zero debris, amd a few fishn' boats out trollin around. Looking at the water guage at the Weirs' Bridge the water level is about 18" below a full lake. The Law of Averages says some big rain is on the way, so get your umbrellas ready to use!