lowlyfisher
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The Masters beach area should have a straight line of "No Wake" buoys before you get to the beach that extends across the cove, after that there should be a "curve" of "No Boats" buoys that surround the beach. I know last week they were doing buoy work up on the north end of the lake making repairs and adjustments but should be making their way south. Hope this answers your question!
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Ramp at Aldrich is maintained by MDC, they haven't had a courtesy dock since I've been around. High Point also has a solar light in the area for unloading and loading in the wee light of the morning.
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All ramps are accessible, current lake level is 872.59 (5.5 foot high), and have been generating around 17 hours per day. Not sure when the outflows will slow down. Heck of a north wind today and switching out of the south but still cranking most of the week. Wouldn't want to be on the water much this week unless you like getting motion sick. MDC started refreshing their cedar piles this week but with this wind I'm not sure how much they'll get done.
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CC ramp (Greenfield) lower parking lot, got cleaned out yesterday. The courtesy dock was pulled away from the timber and there should be some usable turn around area by the ramp. Looks like Stockton is showing 876.12 as of 0630 this morning which still puts the lake a touch over 9 foot high. Be safe out there!
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As of Monday all of the Corps courtesy docks have been adjusted to the high water, and are open for use. With the high water a lot of the turn around area's are under water though. High Point and Greenfield docks are still out of commission. Can't speak much for the State Park, you can call their office at 417-276-4259.
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No ice that I've seen around the lake this week. All of the courtesy docks got pushed back in on Monday and should be correct, we will make corrections to the docks as the lake falls. Be safe out there!
