bottomdweller

Here is another one for Table Rock, this is who we use. $119.00 a year for peace of mind on the water. https://www.seatow.com/local/tablerocklake/

https://www.google.com/search?hotel_dates=2018-04-22%2C2018-04-23&rlla=0&tbm=lcl&ei=RWTOWsTAGobTjwSv2orICw&hotel_occupancy=2&q=Table+Rock+Lake+D'Monaco+Resort&oq=Table+Rock+Lake+D'Monaco+Resort&gs_l=psy-ab.12..0l2.32580.35632.0.36981.26.11.0.0.0.0.88.823.10.10.0....0...1c.1j2.64.psy-ab..24.1.82....0.fG6HjZHiXZw#rlfi=hd:;si:2747055358588138297;mv:!1m3!1d3410.6392132016217!2d-93.3090652620682!3d36.527959297651485!3m2!1i939!2i817!4f13.1 There is a restaurant & a swim up bar at the pool, you can eat inside, outside or at the swim up bar. We have stopped here quite a few times over the last few years for a drink & sometimes a bite to eat. No a very big menu, mostly burgers sandwiches, fries but a neat place to stop in for ma drink. Hoping they will be open again this year.

Looks a lot like above water, bluffs to the bottom. It drops down to about 40 ft deep right where people jump off then drops again down to about 100 ft real quick. Mostly rock bluffs with a few trees here and there. No need to worry that jumpers would land on you as long as you don't surface near the area everyone jumps off. Visibility is often pretty good there as there isn't much mud on the bottom & lots of people lose stuff jumping off that bluff.

People Scuba there all the time, I am sure it is long gone.

There is a lot of stuff down there people have lost, we love to go treasure hunting in the party coves & see what we find. I actually found my first GoPro camera in Table Rock.

Another video, this time in Table Rock lake. Again no editing, straight from the camera to YouTube. Using the Magenta green water filter for Gopro cameras. At least I think I used a filter in this video, not positive?

Here is an unedited video from my GoPro Hero3 Black . Just using the red filter for ocean videos.

Our boat is at Indian point marina, we will keep an eye out for them.

I bought the ned rig after reading about it on this board last summer. Caught a bass on my very first cast with it, made me a believer.

We leave ours in the lake all year around, we just use a brush & scouring pad to scrub the pontoons, lower unit, & prop every so often. Even in the winter months we put on our Scuba wetsuits & get in to scrub them, keeps the scum to a minimum.

We keep ours at Indian point marina in a 10 X 24 slip. You can pay monthly around $119.00 per month. Every 3 months which is what we do cost $358.00. Every 6 months is just a little over $600.00 maybe around $650.00 Once a year I think is $1208.00 for the year. You can ask Dylan Cluver, he works at the marina & would know the exact prices & if they have any slips open?