I just bought my first boat yesterday and took it to Lake Ray Hubbard to do a few hours of fishing (the fish ignored everything in my tackle box). Does anyone know of a place to put in where there is a courtesy dock? I had to put in at Dalrock (which I have always used for my Jet Ski). I just pulled the boat up on the sand, which I did not like doing. My shoes got soaked and my knee and shin got bumped up trying to get in and out of the boat. I went by Chaha but there were no cleats to tie to.

the 66 public ramp has a courtesy dock to tie to. its off hwy 66 on the east side of the lake.

Put a keel guard on. You won't be disappointed

take a buddy out with you

robertd2119 has the ticket.

Your shoes got soaked and your knee and shin got bumped? HORRORS!

Feel the love! lol

Pay the $10 to launch from Chandlers. Good ramp, dock and security.

put $10 in gas and launch from a public ramp hehe

How did you get the name rock Crawler

Moab July 2008

Ya! I feel it. It's not so much that but this last time I put a ding in my stainless Mark Croxton blueprinted prop. OUCH! Dang rocks. That is another reason I don't like beaching the boat.

Nice rig, makes me miss mine. My wife and I always wanted to get to Moab but never made it, we did all of our wheelin in TX. and OK.

I sold my rig last year . I all ready have an itch to head to the chili bowl.

Superlift Offroad Park in Arkansas is still my favorite place to wheel. Moab was cool but too far to drive to get to any of the trails. Everyday we left town it would take 30 minutes or more just to get to a trail. And with no top or doors on a dirt road, it can even get hard to breath. No a lot of climbing there, mostly just trials with a few obsticles.