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 Navigating Hubbard Creek Lake?
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05/04/18 12:26 PM
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Ripinlip
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Plan on going to Hubbard Creek for the first time tomorrow and will be putting in at the dam. Is the the lake safe to run any underwater hazards to worry about? Thanks
Cross Timbers Bass Club
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Re: Navigating Hubbard Creek Lake?
[Re: Ripinlip]
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05/04/18 12:45 PM
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WAWI
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Re: Navigating Hubbard Creek Lake?
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05/04/18 12:55 PM
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Caymas Cx 21
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You sure are full of info!
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Re: Navigating Hubbard Creek Lake?
[Re: Ripinlip]
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05/04/18 01:50 PM
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skeeteroneal
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No real underwater hazards to worry about really. South end has sone humps that become islands during low water times. Thing with the ramp at the bridge is have a buddy unless you wanna get wet. It has a long slope for low water conditions so at current level your truck will be in the water to launch. Also there is a big metal anchor by the courtesy dock you need to watch for. It will tear up your lower unit. It’s probably 50’ our front towards the right side if your looking at it from the water.
David O'Neal Skeeterless for now  1998 Xpress H56 Hobie Outback Jackson Kayak Coosa Elite
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