A couple of Big M launch pics

[Champ188]

quill if you launch at big m, you will need to do so over on the dock side. there is a big ditch up at the top of the lot on the ramp side that would be quite hard to contend with until the water recedes some.

bo

Bo, I launched and loaded there last Friday at 923 and I know what I'm talking about. I've launched off the parking lot when I didn't want to wait for the ramp to clear after a tournament back in April at 917. You can easily launch 50 feet to the left of the dock with no ditch to worry about.

[merc1997 Bo]

Bo, I launched and loaded there last Friday at 923 and I know what I'm talking about. I've launched off the parking lot when I didn't want to wait for the ramp to clear after a tournament back in April at 917. You can easily launch 50 feet to the left of the dock with no ditch to worry about.

you are not on the same page with me. the parking lot on the ramp side has a ditch at the top side of the parking lot. with the water as high as it is not the water in within 4 ft of the end on the parking lot. that means there is not enough wiggle room to pull in and get the boat in the water, park and leave room for anyone else. however, over on the boat dock side, you can launch very easily on that side, and have a minimal amount of parking.

bo

[Champ188]

you are not on the same page with me. the parking lot on the ramp side has a ditch at the top side of the parking lot. with the water as high as it is not the water in within 4 ft of the end on the parking lot. that means there is not enough wiggle room to pull in and get the boat in the water, park and leave room for anyone else. however, over on the boat dock side, you can launch very easily on that side, and have a minimal amount of parking.

bo

Gotcha.

[Bill Babler]

Back Ramp at Viney is very steep and extremely dangerous. Parking is limited. Best not use it

[Champ188]

Back Ramp at Viney is very steep and extremely dangerous. Parking is limited. Best not use it

On top of that, there's a big copperhead that lives right there at the ramp and likes to crawl up under your truck while you're out fishing. And then there's the hornet nest ...