set your clocks

[Andy@PrimeTuning]

But it is a more usable blanket

[Country cracker]

Who still uses clocks?

[crapstang]

Bring. On. Summer.

Can't wait to be able to be in water again. The time change marks the season coming for me

Yes! I've been itching to get out on the lake...this cold weather BS is very old.

[mstng86]

Yes! I've been itching to get out on the lake...this cold weather BS is very old.

We still have lakes here?

[Pokulski-Blatz]

We still have lakes here?

All we have here are mud holes. I can't think of a reasonably decent lake in north texas.

[crapstang]

All we have here are mud holes. I can't think of a reasonably decent lake in north texas.

The private lake right next to us is actually fairly decent right now. Ray Roberts looks like it's usable, but I'm slightly scared of going out on that lake after what happened last year. We were traveling about 40mph, all was well, and we were in the middle of the Western finger (not close to the shore at all) when suddenly we are practically ejected out of our seats due to some sort of sand bar that couldn't be seen. We managed to power out of it barely, but we almost got stranded in the middle of the lake. I've had nothing but bad luck on that lake, so I'm sticking to the private one...

[Pokulski-Blatz]

Methinks you don't know what a good lake looks like.

[Big A]

Methinks you don't know what a good lake looks like.

As much as I cut my teeth on north Texas lakes, I'd have to agree. The lakes here in norCal (when they have water in them) put 'em to shame in terms of beauty. Lake Orovile is a couple hours north, so we don't have the traffic that the DFW lakes do.

Still, I'd rather deal with the "crappy water in Lewisville or Lavon, than not be on the water at al.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

As much as I cut my teeth on north Texas lakes, I'd have to agree. The lakes here in norCal (when they have water in them) put 'em to shame in terms of beauty. Lake Orovile is a couple hours north, so we don't have the traffic that the DFW lakes do.

Still, I'd rather deal with the "crappy water in Lewisville or Lavon, than not be on the water at al.

Lakes in Wisconsin or Minnesota > *

[Country cracker]

Eagle mountain is fine as long as you stay south of the island, but the water is warmer the farther north you go and producing a lot more fish.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

Nah. Like I said, I haven't seen a single lake in North Texas that comes close to what they have up north. All we have are man made mud holes.

[GhostTX]

Nah. Like I said, I haven't seen a single lake in North Texas that comes close to what they have up north. All we have are man made mud holes.

Except Caddo.

[mstng86]

Nah. Like I said, I haven't seen a single lake in North Texas that comes close to what they have up north. All we have are man made mud holes.

I have been thinking about this.

Why did we stop making man made lakes in this area? Seems like the idea of making a lake stop being practice in the 60s or 70s

[Pokulski-Blatz]

I have been thinking about this.

Why did we stop making man made lakes in this area? Seems like the idea of making a lake stop being practice in the 60s or 70s

Sounds about right.

[crapstang]

I only have skied in Missouri, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas lakes, so I've had to make due with what I can. As long as I can get some tight cuts in, the water is smooth, and it's not packed with people, I'm more than happy.