Please send water . . . .
- Thread starter tor*p*do
- Start date
hermanns
poor
- Location
- gainesville, fl
You should see my canal, some ahole has there seawall collapse and shoveled all the dirt in. The middle of the canal is about 18" deep (after a lot of rain the last 2 months, before that maybe 12"), while the ends are both about 6' deep. Its ridiculous, a jetski is the only thing that can get through.
willycrumb
mmmm......beer.....
- Location
- califony
Yeah....the moron that built a few lakes in both Carolinas should be shot.
Even when the lakes are full enough there only a couple feet under. F'n stupid. Why would you not cut them all down. Fill lake and float them to shore and cut them up for firewood. Damn rednecks. I wonder how many deaths can be linked to those stumps.
Even when the lakes are full enough there only a couple feet under. F'n stupid. Why would you not cut them all down. Fill lake and float them to shore and cut them up for firewood. Damn rednecks. I wonder how many deaths can be linked to those stumps.
US Army Corps of Engineers :usa2:
Didnt hit any stumps today- stayed out in the deep water :headbang:
ToddW
Web GuY
- Location
- Folsom Lake - CA
At least you guys can still ride the entire lake here is 5mph now :banghead::banghead::banghead:
hermanns
poor
- Location
- gainesville, fl
My lake is fine, parts of it are like 30ft, just the canal is messed up
Wolf Child
Just Another Octard
- Location
- All over C. FL
My local lake is only 925' deep and 22300 sq. Miles. I wish it was bigger
Jet56
Do what you got to do!
- Location
- Fox Lake, IL
Atleast you can ride. Al the lakes around me are closed due to a lot of rain and raising waters. It sucks and i don't think they will open before the end of the season.
Lakeman
Stand Up All The Way
- Location
- Wichita, KS
We have a few lakes like this in Kansas. I have always wondered how it will take them to rot away. I would think just a couple of years, but not so. I have been going to the lake for 20 years and those darn tree stumps are still there. SO HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR THEM TO ROT AND FALL OVER?
our dam was made in 1960 -62.
lake was "completed in 1963 making it a year older than me.
stumps are solid at 44 years and counting.
discovery channel showed some fools underwater logging
in Brazil with chainsaws and scuba:sad:
mahogany was like new after 50 years under water
no oxygen- little life and virtually no decomposition
lake was "completed in 1963 making it a year older than me.
stumps are solid at 44 years and counting.
discovery channel showed some fools underwater logging
in Brazil with chainsaws and scuba:sad:
mahogany was like new after 50 years under water
no oxygen- little life and virtually no decomposition
stanton
High on jetskis.
- Location
- atascadero,ca
you call them fools, i call them rich ass mofo's! its called auntiqe logging and it is some of the rarest wood on the planet. plus its faking beautiful!
your skis get damaged by the stumps? whered you hit?
CarFanatic
Fiberglassing Newb
- Location
- Cincinnati, OH
same problem here.. Need rain! Lakes are closed do to low water..
skis OK.
I got ejected but am OK too!
Stumps were a couple inches below the surface.
The bottom of my '90 SN is a little worse for the wear.
I plan to smooth and patch it up this winter when I do WD REVs:wink:
slickchaos
Chaos on a SJ
- Location
- Mass/NH
wow that sucks guys..
no problem in NH.. i dont think even think the water level has even moved..
sorry !
no problem in NH.. i dont think even think the water level has even moved..
sorry !
CarFanatic
Fiberglassing Newb
- Location
- Cincinnati, OH
it hasn't rained here in like 2 months. I haven't mowed my grass since like first week of july.