Thread: Granada lake habitat day

What do I need to do to help out with Grenada Habitat Day? Just show up? Do i need to bring anything?

Just show up, if ya got a 4 wheeler bring it

I can probably help with this. I'll have about a 3 hour drive. Is there somewhere I can get the exacts, time, tools, etc?? I have a 4 wheeler and will bring it but need to know exactly what else. Is it just on that Saturday?

Thanks.

I will probably get a press release in the next day or two and will post it.

Originally Posted by arkcrappie

I can probably help with this. I'll have about a 3 hour drive. Is there somewhere I can get the exacts, time, tools, etc?? I have a 4 wheeler and will bring it but need to know exactly what else. Is it just on that Saturday?

Thanks.

I work these every year at one or two of the big four and normally the corps will provide all of the supplies you need. Anyone riding on a 4 Wheeler will be required to wear a helmet. Bring some good work gloves, a bottle of water and some wire cutters and you should be good to go.

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Volunteers Needed
Grenada Lake’s
Fish Habitat Day Activities
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Grenada Lake is looking for volunteers to participate in their annual Fish Habitat Day Activities. Volunteers are asked to meet at 8:00 a.m. at the North Graysport Boat Ramp on Saturday, February 13, 2016. We will provide a light breakfast followed by instructions on constructing fish shelters and a short safety meeting. This year volunteers will construct stake beds and place trees on the west side of Graysport Crossing near North Graysport. Volunteers are asked to bring their ATVs (please remember your helmet), post/stake drivers, gloves, and dress appropriately for the weather. Volunteers will return to the North Graysport boat ramp for lunch and door prizes. This is an excellent opportunity for our fishermen and conservationist to give back to our natural resources and keep Grenada Lake as our nation’s top Crappie Fishing Lake. For directions or additional information please contact Keith Gaskin at 662-227-0221.

This is very cool, I wished my lake did this.

Sounds like a fun event. Don't forget your GPS!!!