I saw a pretty good list of waypoints that one of or some of the guides had put together. Looking for that list so I can pass along to some club members that are first timers on Fork. Anyone have that list they could post?

Thanks

This..

http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/ubbt...rds#Post8683053

Here is what I got from here
name,latitude,longitude
xShallow03, N32 49.544 , W095 35.003
xShallow02, N32 49.551 , W095 34.980
xShallow01, N32 49.557 , W095 34.953
xFloater01, N32 49.464 , W095 33.704
xDanger34, N32 50.721 , W095 36.832
xDanger33, N32 49.468 , W095 35.340
xDanger32, N32 49.477 , W095 35.294
xDanger31, N32 51.297 , W095 31.600
xDanger30, N32 53.845 , W095 31.459
xDanger29, N32 50.557 , W095 36.708
xDanger28, N32 50.553 , W095 36.741
xDanger27, N32 54.515 , W095 38.678
xDanger26, N32 52.444 , W095 31.427
xDanger25, N32 49.391 , W095 33.813
xDanger24, N32 49.429 , W095 33.835
xDanger23, N32 49.442 , W095 33.846
xDanger22, N32 49.083 , W095 33.180
xDanger21, N32 48.794 , W095 33.087
xDanger20, N32 52.397 , W095 37.012
xDanger19, N32 50.552 , W095 36.748
xDanger18, N32 51.171 , W095 36.794
xDanger17, N32 48.815 , W095 34.048
xDanger16, N32 48.791 , W095 34.089
xDanger15, N32 48.873 , W095 34.079
xDanger14, N32 49.026 , W095 34.015
xDanger13, N32 48.832 , W095 34.083
xDanger12, N32 48.895 , W095 34.000
xDanger11, N32 52.505 , W095 36.788
xDanger10, N32 52.406 , W095 36.908
xDanger09, N32 52.448 , W095 37.010
xDanger08, N32 52.467 , W095 37.090
xDanger07, N32 48.897 , W095 34.378
xDanger06, N32 50.709 , W095 36.887
xDanger05, N32 50.732 , W095 36.706
xDanger04, N32 49.360 , W095 33.786
xDanger03, N32 51.677 , W095 31.229
xDanger02, N32 50.902 , W095 36.674
xDanger01, N32 48.050 , W095 33.020

Thanks Guys

If you want to run on Fork just pucker-up and go. Every day the level drops you have a new challenge. I was on the lake the first day it legally opened Labor Day 1980. Even the main boat lanes have a few stumps. Those around from the beginning remember the big trees that are in the opening to Big Caney and Lake Fork Creek boat lanes. When you went north from dam area you would pass those in each lane going north. When you got to split to Rainswood or Birch they left another big tree in middle of boat lane. Running north under 154 around bird island a few challenges. As lake drops new opportunities for lower unit contact. My buddy hit one between big and little mustang that he had passed over countless times.I still will run but I can't remember every thing. Pucker-up and go. That's why we have insurance.

Coordinates w/Instructions:

http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/ubbt...rds#Post8683053

Pucker up and go sounds like horrible advice great way to get seriously injured. Hit one supper hard motor could come dismounted and land it your lap, you could hit one with hull of boat and get flung from boat into this cold water or smash into wheel breaking ribs or maybe getting a concussion. If u dont know dont run it. Guide cut and the non marked lane coming out of LFM are dangerous as water level drops. Just stay safe

Pucker up and go? Sounds like you don't fish with your kids or grandkids. If you don't know Fork, don't run it like you do. I have also fished Fork since the early 80's and there are still a lot of places that I will only idle through. There are also places that I will run that everyone else just idles through, but I know those areas very well.

I used to pucker up and go...not any more.

Be safe my friends.

there is one going into caney that almost got me a few days ago, middle of lane and barely sticking up. I will now idle from the mouth in. can't afford a lower unit replacement or worse boat replacement.

Stump in Glade cause this?
I remember Clint Wright calling me when he saw your motor on the back deck.

If you have GPS (surprising # of people don't, which blows my mind) it is a no brainer. I ran it at 6.75' low with no issues. People start cutting left over the hump to the bridge to save a few seconds and screw stuff up. Not rocket science, common sense goes a long ways....I have some pics of the area before the lake filled up from the Martin's Map book and much of the area was clear pasture.

If you pucker up and go, you have 2 things, not enough sense and too much money

Here is the same hazard-list, but I included a waypoint icon symbol which I forgot earlier. My bad.

It is a Humminbird waypoint icon symbol for Skull-Crossbone.

name,symbol,latitude,longitude
xShallow03, "Restricted Area", N32 49.544, W095 35.003
xShallow02, "Restricted Area", N32 49.551 , W095 34.980
xShallow01, "Restricted Area", N32 49.557 , W095 34.953
xFloater01, "Danger", N32 49.464 , W095 33.704
xdanger34, "Danger", N32 50.721 , W095 36.832
xdanger33, "Danger", N32 49.468 , W095 35.340
xdanger32, "Danger", N32 49.477 , W095 35.294
xdanger31, "Danger", N32 51.297 , W095 31.600
xdanger30, "Danger", N32 53.845 , W095 31.459
xdanger29, "Danger", N32 50.557 , W095 36.708
xdanger28, "Danger", N32 50.553 , W095 36.741
xdanger27, "Danger", N32 54.515 , W095 38.678
xdanger26, "Danger", N32 52.444 , W095 31.427
xdanger25, "Danger", N32 49.391 , W095 33.813
xdanger24, "Danger", N32 49.429 , W095 33.835
xdanger23, "Danger", N32 49.442 , W095 33.846
xdanger22, "Danger", N32 49.083 , W095 33.180
xdanger21, "Danger", N32 48.794 , W095 33.087
xdanger20, "Danger", N32 52.397 , W095 37.012
xdanger19, "Danger", N32 50.552 , W095 36.748
xdanger18, "Danger", N32 51.171 , W095 36.794
xdanger17, "Danger", N32 48.815 , W095 34.048
xdanger16, "Danger", N32 48.791 , W095 34.089
xdanger15, "Danger", N32 48.873 , W095 34.079
xdanger14, "Danger", N32 49.026 , W095 34.015
xdanger13, "Danger", N32 48.832 , W095 34.083
xdanger12, "Danger", N32 48.895 , W095 34.000
xdanger11, "Danger", N32 52.505 , W095 36.788
xdanger10, "Danger", N32 52.406 , W095 36.908
xdanger09, "Danger", N32 52.448 , W095 37.010
xdanger08, "Danger", N32 52.467 , W095 37.090
xdanger07, "Danger", N32 48.897 , W095 34.378
xdanger06, "Danger", N32 50.709 , W095 36.887
xdanger05, "Danger", N32 50.732 , W095 36.706
xdanger04, "Danger", N32 49.360 , W095 33.786
xdanger03, "Danger", N32 51.677 , W095 31.229
xdanger02, "Danger", N32 50.902 , W095 36.674
xdanger01, "Danger", N32 48.050 , W095 33.020

Is there a trick to import these so they don't have to be entered manually?