JimmyBaja

My neighbor sold one of his docks last year using Craigslist. Sold pretty fast for asking price.

How cool is that! You're post is uplifting. As Paul Harvey would say... "and now, you know the rest of the story"

This may be a popular observation, but I thought the majority of the fisherman at Friday's weigh in were very complimentary of the lake. Almost all stated the obvious... they needed to find the kicker and most could not. Talked talked about the beauty of the lake, the large number of fish they caught and the many bass species available to catch.

As a novice trying to figure out how to fish Table Rock, I like reviewing the videos. Being able to visually see a specific bait that has been mentioned on the forum is very helpful. A lot of time when I read these detailed posts I have to google the bait mentioned so I know specifically what you are talking about. IMHO, the videos are beneficial for me. Thanks for everything you guys do. I know you all have other things to do.

8.8 lb Big Bass was nothing to sneeze at.... Mike Webb I believe came in 12th

By 6:30 this morning... there were 3 boats fishing in the cove. There is a tournament out of Ahoys at 8:00am. It will be interesting to se how many boats are in the tournament

Looks like a break in the weather and some folks are finding ways to get out.

The additional wet snow yesterday on top of the compacted ice and snow underneath has created VERY slippery conditions. Be careful!

Champ, I just moved to the area a few years ago, but the topic of bed fishing is interesting. Is it legal for organized tournamnent fishermen to fish the beds? If so, aren't you potentially killing off the species? I am not a fisherman, but this has been my suspicion?

Here are some photos. Basically you wrap one end of the chain around the lift crossmember. I use a back corner. Next, attach the other end to the dock itself. Use the two of the adjustable chain links shown to make the chain shorter or longer to get the limit depth you want. If you have more questions let me know.

Bill, If you give me a week or so, I will post a picture of how the chain limit works.

Anyone know what the plan is for the lake level? It's pretty low at 907.5

A chain can be added to an econo-lift to limit the depth it falls. It's an easy install.

No, Fred has a marine repair center on the west side of Hwy 13 real close to the Ace Hardware. He does lake calls and if necessary picks up the boat and takes it in. I have had good experiences with Ulrich Marine.

Thanks Sam!