its probably good that our water is not clear. not sure i want to see what is under it
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its probably good that our water is not clear. not sure i want to see what is under it
Malibu getting towed across the lake by my neighbors jet ski. Priceless
Wish we got back from riding earlier, I would have loved to give him a tow.
http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/h...o/2f044a9d.jpg
Got the go pro all charged and ready to go with the ski pylon mount. No damned card... That crap happen to anyone else .
I'm floating on a life jacket.Quote:
Originally Posted by rdlangston13
This lake isn't very clear, but where our cottage is, Torch Lake, is super clear - like you can clearly see bottom in 15+ foot depths
in our lake i cant see my feet in shin deep waterQuote:
Originally Posted by ian ashton
Yep! When we went surfing with Zach on Lake Mead. I was po'd after realizing the SD card was in the computer, not the camera.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmvotto
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Good morning everyone!
This is from the cottage - water starts at about 5' deep, and in the far frame of the picture goes to about 8'. Torch Lake is one of the clearest lakes in the country I think.
http://img.tapatalk.com/a6895826-e37a-eb8c.jpg
Yep, those are fish.
Only problem I have with our clear water is I can always see the fish, but can never catch the damn thing!
You're right about folks in Texas not wanting to see whats swimming below them!! Gars are not pretty fish to look at and most of the lakes in north texas have those nasty looking fish
Dang Ian... great shot... tons o fish! Yes, we have gar, and God knows what else. We were hanging out in about 4 foot of water this past weekend... kept hoping I didn't end up stepping on a decomposed hand or something. We lose about 3 people a week on Lake Lewisville.