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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.
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Leaving the ramp on the upper end of Smith lake Sunday morning.
The Smith lake dam. It’s an earthen dam a little over 500 yards across, holding back 21,200 acres of water that reaches 264 feet at it’s deepest point.
The Smith lake dam. It’s an earthen dam a little over 500 yards across, holding back 21,200 acres of water that reaches 264 feet at it’s deepest point.
What were you fishing for? Bass? ;-)
The dam doesn’t really show up very well. It’s topped with massive rocks and natural riprap
yes. We had several striper hot spots in the GPS, but floaties being pulled by wake boats and steady party barge traffic on the main channel kept us pushed back into unknown territory. We still had a good day with spotted bass up around the dam later in the day.
Here is a Z Scale Diorama! Very tiny! My friend built these.
Just gifted to me! Historic! One is a replica of the setting of the Golden Spike based off the old photograph. One is Deadwood or Tombstone?
Of the two choices, I'd say lots of conifers = Deadwood. Back in the 80s I played there numerous times on week-long stretches at Saloon no. 10.
my friends pickup that he just finished doing up...
It’s Tombstone on the inside of tracks and Deadwood on the outside of the tracks.
