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 Ray Hubbard Ramps
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08/16/11 05:20 PM
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michael
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Is the 66 ramp still useable? I know that even when the lake is full that right up against the ramp is pretty shallow.
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Re: Ray Hubbard Ramps
[Re: michael]
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08/16/11 05:25 PM
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RL206
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Depends on the size of your boat. You might have to get in the water and push a little. I wouldnt try it with a bassboat.
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Re: Ray Hubbard Ramps
[Re: RL206]
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08/16/11 06:07 PM
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Jiging Ken
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Try using the John Paul Jones ramp. The lake is 4 feet low. If you use that ramp make sure you back in using the sides. If you back in down the middle you will drop off in the hole. They are still letting water out of the lake.
Good Fishing and Be Safe
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Re: Ray Hubbard Ramps
[Re: Jiging Ken]
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08/17/11 04:09 PM
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Jonathan LeCrone
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66 Ramp is useless without a 12ft boat or smaller
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Re: Ray Hubbard Ramps
[Re: Jonathan LeCrone]
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08/17/11 05:20 PM
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crappie_hook
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Terry park...good ramp..new park on SE side in heath,
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