I think MOST have given you the exact 100% solid gold correct advice, IDLE north of Wolf, as I said earlier. I lived on the lake for 16 years and I've slightly "bumped" somewhere around 20,000 stumps up north. It's not to scare anyone away, it's to keep you from, at best, ripping a hole in your boat, running because you don't see trees. I do only know of two confirmed boat/tree deaths up north of Wolf, so maybe it's worth the risk. I wouldn't risk it, ever! Now, Palestine, Fork, and Rayburn, they're all wide open!!

If you want to learn how to run north of wolf follow the 50-60 boats that will be doing 60mph to the back of wolf, lick, and Indian Saturday

Can I follow you

Absolutely, I know How to run it, just can�t catch fish

I run the decoy trail. Don't follow me.

I NEVER idle on RR, Fork, Cooper or any other lake you can name.

I run custom duck boat btw

Great information and advise. Heading there next weekend to check it out for the first time.