bscman
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Sorry guys...90°F temps kept my group of volunteers from wanting to do much hiking/working! (yes, that's hot for these parts).
Soon enough! And I will have pics!
Soon enough! And I will have pics!
bscman said:I'm seeking suggestions on how to salvage a small boat...
A couple years ago I stumbled across a "hidden" lake far up in the hills. Logging roads pass nearby, but the lake shows very little signs of use...no trash, fire rings, no trails to the lake, etc.
FWIW, it holds a small population of very well fed cutthroat trout.
There is a small fiberglass boat (8-9ft) sunk about 20 feet out from shore. It appears to be in about 10-12ft of VERY clear water. I'd guess it's probably a boat from the 60's or 70's. I'm guessing it was probably hauled up there 15-20 years ago when the other side of the mountain was logged.
I'm planning to attempt a salvage of this boat. It'd be great if it was not damaged, or could be repaired with minimal effort...but even if there is no hope for the craft, it'd be nice to get it out of this otherwise pristine fishing spot.
Since the lake is considered a "high elevation" lake, the water stays pretty cold all year round. There is usually several feet of snow (and the lake is iced over) every winter. Cold water + my inability to dive/swim to a comfortable degree is going to keep me on dry land during the effort.
Maybe the enviro's busted him for messing with lake habitat.Quackrstackr said:He hasn't been logged in for 3 months.
taino_racing said:how about hooking ballons and once its flips over fill with air from a portable air compressor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lifesaball18 said:
i wouldnt have given up that easy, im kinda stubborn like that.
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