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Reply With QuoteThose large reflective signs with numbers along the bank , are so you can know your general area if help is needed .
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Take time to stay safe .
All C.O.E. Lakes have maps with important phone numbers . Stop by the office of the lake/lakes you fish and pick one up . Keep numbers in your phone as you can call direct to the lakes (most till midnight ) or the Sheriff (during or after hrs . ) will notify the lake if rescue/ retrieve of stranded boat is needed . The following is a map of Sardis so you get the idea .
Last edited by Eagle 1; 02-27-2020 at 10:12 PM.
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Those large reflective signs with numbers along the bank , are so you can know your general area if help is needed .
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Good info Coach.
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Great, I keep one for every lake I fish. Good info.
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Good info, Curtis. Also, every Corps lake has a Ranger on duty during the week ends. You can get the Ranger's cell no. from the Corps office that is on duty when the office is closed.
Enid Lake cell for weekend duty Ranger - (662)654-4078. Check, as it may have changed.
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Great information, thanks for sharing. Hope everyone is staying safe out there.
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Great info. May need to be a sticky?
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Actually if it has not changed there is always a normal schedule on the weekends and more during holidays . The shift leader has the cell phone. Ranger boat may be called out at any time fairly quick . After midnight a call to the Sheriff office would the be relayed to a designated ranger to address the problem .Originally Posted by armyman
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