The low water has its advantages. Keeps alot of the pleasure boaters off the lake. I live a couple minutes from the dam ramp and it is definitely open. The thing that stinks is you can't get onto the dock without a ladder, and there is no water in front or to one side of it anyway. I'm used to it since I fish over there alot in the winter. I just bank the boat on the left of the ramp. To those who aren't real familiar with East Fork, watch yourselves. There are places that look like they would be free of trees that aren't right now, especially near the mouths of coves. And be careful not to bottom out. The flats around the beaches are really getting shallow, as well as some points that are usually pretty deep. If you have a topo map, just subtract about 8 feet from your depths. Yes, it is really that low. But I'll still be getting out in the morning for a few hours.
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