Larry-Melea Buster

Thanks to both replies.

thank you very much.

thx

Howdy all. Hope to make many new friends here. Just retired in April of this year and new to Bull Shoals/Norfork. I have heard there is a walleye club that meets in Mountain Home once a month. I have searched the web and all I can find is that it is called Twin Lakes Walleye Club. I want to join but cant find anymore info. Anyone have any contact names, numbers, meeting info or other? Thanks, Larry busterx5@yahoo.com

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Howdy all. Hope to make many new friends here. Just retired in April of this year and new to Bull Shoals/Norfork. I have heard there is a walleye club that meets in Mountain Home once a month. I have searched the web and all I can find is that it is called Twin Lakes Walleye Club. I want to join but cant find anymore info. Anyone have any contact names, numbers, meeting info or other? Thanks, Larry busterx5@yahoo.com

New unit. I think the best way to be sure of accuracy is to just zoom into the lake, find what the contour line my map shows reletive to the boat position, look at actual depth, do the math and make the adjustment. Should take all the guess work out.

On my Humminbird Helix 10 unit, I have the Lakemaster map card mid-south lakes version that includes Bull Shoals. I have the ability to change the lake level on the map by adding or decreasing feet (lake level offset) as per the daily lake level. My question is what is the default lake level on the map card? Since Bull Shoals has a fluctuating level based on the time of the year, how can I know for sure whether to add or subtract feet of water for an accurate map card reading? Here is what the USACE indicates for a lake level chart based on time of year: Today's level is at 652.59 so what would the normal pool level be to figure out how much to subtract? Jan 01 to Apr 30 659 Apr 30 to May 01 659 to 660 May 01 to May 15 660 to 662 May 15 to Jun 15 662 Jun 15 to Jul 15 662 to 661 Jul 15 to Sep 30 661 Sep 30 to Oct 01 661 to 659 Oct 01 to Dec 31 659