Stateline Ramp this morning

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Are there boiler plates there after the concrete ends? Is it that shallow on the south side by the courtesy dock?
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Yeah, there is but not behind the barricade's. I think Rivergoer is pointing out that at the end of the concrete we’ve got 18 inches of water, it’s a published elevation point. PS will keep chasing the receding water with boiler plate and probably more concrete soon. This is the only improved ramp still open on the entire lake, they have to keep it open or evict all the bigger boats, otherwise they’d all be stranded until Antelope’s extension is finished.
 
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Well , going to launch 7:23 hopefully 6 am play the hand your delt! going up to MM 44 or so 28 ft tri toon black and orange.say hi if you see us. those fish don't stand a chance! pick up any trash you see. did 2X on trash tracker, amazing what you see, thanx. Tiff for your efforts. hope to meet some day. tight lines be safe every one.
 
T.kidd said:
Well , going to launch 7:23 hopefully 6 am play the hand your delt! going up to MM 44 or so 28 ft tri toon black and orange.say hi if you see us. those fish don't stand a chance! pick up any trash you see. did 2X on trash tracker, amazing what you see, thanx. Tiff for your efforts. hope to meet some day. tight lines be safe every
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Love it! Thank you guys.
 
Took us an hour and a half on Saturday morning. Laketime was pretty smooth, they aren’t just taking whatever slot they want anymore. To the rental jet ski driver who cut in front of 20 of us, then spent 30 minutes at the water adjusting life jackets and tying on coolers, may your impellers always have ski ropes in them.
 
I was on the ramp tonight, the wait wasn’t bad but it’s beginning to be a zoo with only one ramp to service the entire lake. The few barricades that Park Service put up in an attempt to prevent folks finding the holes on or at the end of the ramp have effectively reduced it into a three lane launch ramp. If everyone is in sync and is good at backing up a trailer you can maybe squeeze 5 abreast but thats asking a lot.

I saw one guy with a very expensive direct drive boat trying to squeeze in and angle behind the barricades with his trailer to launch. I wondered if he was going to find one of the holes but somehow it worked out for him. Maybe he thought they were there for looks?

It’s getting to a point where I’m considering hiking over there from the marina with a cooler one evening and taking up a perch just to watch the mayhem and the sunset at the same time. Dinner and a show.
 
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Marina Bum said:
I was on the ramp tonight, the wait wasn’t bad but it’s beginning to be a zoo with only one ramp to service the entire lake. The few barricades that Park Service put up in an attempt to prevent folks finding the holes on or at the end of the ramp have effectively reduced it into a three lane launch ramp. If everyone is in sync and is good at backing up a trailer you can maybe squeeze 5 abreast but thats asking a lot.

I saw one guy with a very expensive direct drive boat trying to squeeze in and angle behind the barricades with his trailer to launch. I wondered if he was going to find one of the holes but somehow it worked out for him. Maybe he thought they were there for looks?

It’s getting to a point where I’m considering hiking over there from the marina with a cooler one evening and taking up a perch just to watch the mayhem and the sunset at the same time. Dinner and a show.
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Just like Site 6 at Havasu. Great entertainment!
 
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