Shadman, A possible idea?

[QUACKHEAD]

I don't see it as a bother that they aren't registered, but their input about areas that I may not know may help my day not only better, but maybe safer while I am on the water. Such as, if there is a very high tide on Calcasieu Lake and you are unfamilier with it, you could run on top of the old jetties if you was not warned of it. Wooden post at water level on the north end. Also on this site we have the opportunity to fish with one another and get to know each other and become friends. So if I see a friend broke down on the waterway, do you think I will just go past him as most people do now? So yes, I would like to see more sign onto SC and I hope to meet them. My life and theirs may depend on it. I am signed up on the other site also, I have never seen the comrodery from fisherman to fisherman as here. All you have to do is read some of the threads of members with illnesses in their families. Look at all the responces of prayers being sent for one another. That's real cool. I could go on and on but then it would be a novel, and I think you get the picture.

[catch.and.fillet]

Originally Posted by QUACKHEAD

I don't see it as a bother that they aren't registered, but their input about areas that I may not know may help my day not only better, but maybe safer while I am on the water. Such as, if there is a very high tide on Calcasieu Lake and you are unfamilier with it, you could run on top of the old jetties if you was not warned of it. Wooden post at water level on the north end.

That sort of information is most important to all I believe from a safety standpoint. What wooden post? At Big Lake I'm assuming?

Another Example: Someone complained about running over the marked reefs in Big Lake that are good for drifting over. I never knew about this and still don't know much other than to keep an eye for a white PVC pipe. This past summer with my kids. I'd seen an iron pipe south of the steam engine on the way to the old jetties cutoff right at the top of the water level on a low tide. Had to swerve to miss it. Where does SC collect the information on these obstructions and mystery poles? What are all of the stakes just south of the old jetties anyway? Where can I find that info?

[adamsfence]

Originally Posted by catch.and.filet

That sort of information is most important to all I believe from a safety standpoint. What wooden post? At Big Lake I'm assuming?

Another Example: Someone complained about running over the marked reefs in Big Lake that are good for drifting over. I never knew about this and still don't know much other than to keep an eye for a white PVC pipe. This past summer with my kids. I'd seen an iron pipe south of the steam engine on the way to the old jetties cutoff right at the top of the water level on a low tide. Had to swerve to miss it. Where does SC collect the information on these obstructions and mystery poles? What are all of the stakes just south of the old jetties anyway? Where can I find that info?

that iron post on like to scared me to death the other day its not very high out of the water. maybe we could get a thread with a sticky started to list these