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 Boat Lanes chip?
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03/21/18 03:40 AM
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M. Alexander
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I’ve have the download for Fork for a while now, but recently put TB, SR, & LOP on my unit. Question is about LOP specifically since I’ll be out there tomorrow and this weekend & never been on it. The lower end trails are defined by solid black lines which I take as safe to run WOT, but going North it changes to various colored icons. Are those safe at WOT or “proceed with caution”? Thanks for the help, hope it’s not a stupid question 
Mark
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Re: Boat Lanes chip?
[Re: M. Alexander]
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03/21/18 10:34 AM
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PaPa@fork
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Proceed with caution on the north end, I don’t have a chip but I do know the lake.
If it was easy, everyone would do it
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Re: Boat Lanes chip?
[Re: M. Alexander]
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03/21/18 10:44 AM
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M. Massoletti
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When you get to the colored icons is where the Jack Hudson boatrow starts which is marked with poles. These poles have arrows at the top telling you which side of the pole. However with the lake being as high as it is I don't know how much of the poles you will be able to see. Wouldn't suggest running the poles up around the Lone star ramp way up north close to Hwy 259
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Re: Boat Lanes chip?
[Re: M. Alexander]
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03/21/18 11:05 AM
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M. Alexander
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Thank you, gents. Eastbound & down...
Mark
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