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 Re: Rayburn boat lanes and chips
[Re: LittleGazoo]
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09/22/17 02:47 AM
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K.D.
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There is no marked boat lane leaving cassell boykin and if you run toward the bridge from there you will notice a long underwater point. Theres a stump around the end of it that is sitting right at the surface at the moment that you will need to avoid. . . Anyone have GPS coordinates of that stump? There is one Ken Smith marked
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Re: Rayburn boat lanes and chips
[Re: LittleGazoo]
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09/22/17 02:21 PM
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Bigron119
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. . .
There is no marked boat lane leaving cassell boykin and if you run toward the bridge from there you will notice a long underwater point. Theres a stump around the end of it that is sitting right at the surface at the moment that you will need to avoid. . . Anyone have GPS coordinates of that stump? WHICH ONE?  There are SEVERAL in that vacinity!!!
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Re: Rayburn boat lanes and chips
[Re: BMCD]
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09/22/17 02:24 PM
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Bigron119
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At this water level...your very safe. Oooooo "VERY" is not a word I would use! No you are NOT "VERY" safe, especially depending on where you go. Many of the usual visible stumps are just below the waterline. 
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