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Reply With QuoteHaven’t been on the lake in a few weeks but I drive by it daily and it looks like it’s low. Stumps are always a danger on that lake haha. Check out the fishing report and see what they are saying
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Water level on Conway?
I just bought a new boat, and I live near Lake Conway now, and wanted to take it out to Lake Conway this weekend. Anyone know what the level of the water is? Have not fished it in years and wanted to know how bad the stump danger is going to be lol.
Jeff
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Haven’t been on the lake in a few weeks but I drive by it daily and it looks like it’s low. Stumps are always a danger on that lake haha. Check out the fishing report and see what they are saying
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Lake is at normal pool, 263.0 feet. Yes, be careful navigating the lake if you are not familiar with it. There are currently stumps in the boat trails, so I do not recommend getting in plain until you learn which trails are fine to run. Slow and steady is the best advice I can give you.
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If you want to RUN your new boat ??? better go somewhere else ? sorry ;-(
"It was so dry in Texas the fish had ticks on 'em " !!!
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Oh I'm not really going to "run the boat"....just going fishing, its a old boat, nothing exciting, just something to get me out on the water to fish :-)Originally Posted by tonyjohn
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[QUOTE=D10;3652097]Lake is at normal pool, 263.0 feet. Yes, be careful navigating the lake if you are not familiar with it. There are currently stumps in the boat trails, so I do not recommend getting in plain until you learn which trails are fine to run. Slow and steady is the best advice I can give you.
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thanks much! I live in Cabot, so I'm probably gonna put in at Pierce (closest spot for me)...probably just do some bream fishing with my wife, thanks for all the info yall!!
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I grew up in Little Rock. I’ll never forget catching the first 1.5lb red ear there. A friend and myself caught probably 40 fish that day over a pound. I also caught a 40 pound flathead there on a trotline. That was in the mid nineties. I’ve always wondered if the lake ever recovered after it was drained years after that
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