Lead Hill ramp with loading dock?

[Bill Babler]

Great news about the dock.  Thank you all so much.  Even if they are doing this eyedabassman, look into putting a keel guard on your triton I have not had a glass boat without one for the past 20 yrs.  You can currently purchase one and install it yourself for under  $150.00 or have it installed for under $200.00 and never have to worry about a dock again.  Takes under 15 minutes to install.  Wipe down the area with alcohol, peel the tape off the back and stick it on the boat.  It is that simple.  If you have a creeper probably take you under 10 minutes.  You will never be sorry.

Anymore you see very few fiberglass boats without one.

Good Luck

[eyedabassman]

On 2/16/2016 at 1:53 PM, mojorig said:

 

Yes, we (AGFC) are going to be installing a courtesy dock at the Tucker Hollow Ramp. Once the water level gets lower, we will be installing a slide for the courtesy dock so it wont be sitting on the ramp.

We had planned on already having this project done but the high water slowed it down. The dock should be installed within the next couple of months.

That is good news! Thanks

 

 

Thanks Bill, I do have a keel guard on my boat but I put a nick in my glass at a ramp by the Dam last year so now I am wanting a loading dock = I know I am a bit of a baby when it comes to my boat!

[mojorig]

Harrison Bass Club should get the credit. They approached us about it.

[Big_D]

Question about these courtesy docks. Are these situated in a way you can back right next to them? Like the docks at  Stockton Lake. I want to come down there and do some walleye fishing, but I really would like to have a dock I can back in right next to it. 

[Fish24/7]

12 hours ago, Big_D said:

Question about these courtesy docks. Are these situated in a way you can back right next to them? Like the docks at  Stockton Lake. I want to come down there and do some walleye fishing, but I really would like to have a dock I can back in right next to it. 

 depends on who maintains/moves them, usually yes you can back in beside them if the dock guy puts them in the right spot on the ramp. also depends on water level if they are usable. some courtesy docks are still underwater