end of season

[Ewok]

I'VE PUT 125 HOURS SO FAR THIS YEAR I'LL HAVE TO CHANGE THE OIL AGAIN BEFORE I FINISH. I HAVE A WETSUIT AND WE GOT THE HEATER. THE GOOD THING ABOUT LATE SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER IS ONLY FISHERMAN ON THE LAKE AND THEY LOOK AT YOU LIKE YOUR CRAZY.

(shhh, we all heard you, use your inside type)





J/K, but we use wetsuits down here in TX and go all year round. Lake Amistad only gets down to 58 in the winter. If anyone wants a nice year-round lake house with on property boat parking and lake access 1/2 mile away my house is still for sale

[Nobody]

In FL we boat year round.

We live in Florida and quit sometime around eary October, and steart around May.

[Nobody]

Got the new boat in May, just rolled over 161 hours yesterday - biggest summer for us. We'll be out there until the lake freezes-hopefully we get a couple more good months. Actually thinking about buying a second set of wheels for the trailer so our rims don't get salt on them.

Now this is what I call "getting your money's worth". More hours on the boat the better!

[robert theisen]

you are pretty far south in texas. i would like to retire in texas. so far i have looked at dallas and san antonio/new braunfels and seguin areas decided the river might not be too good after the flood.

[Ewok]

I saw that video of Dunlap Damn, all those boats going over...

Glad I'm on Lake Amistad, it got to some crazy high levels too but it can handle it, this rain is what its built for. Its a HUGE lake and never crowded and there are several "secret" fingers and coves to ride in no matter how rough the big lake gets. The water is always warm and clear. 10-15' in the summer (unless it rained alot that week) and 20-30' in the winter. I'm really going to miss it.