Dry Falls road/launch

I went there once.
I drove my Ford F250 4x4 pulling my 12' boat and trailer.
Ilke, I said I went there once.
 
Buzzy said:
@Evan B - if you don't want links to the former site, delete

@RRSmith - some history:

www.washingtonflyfishing.com

Dry Falls boat launch improvements - private funding...

Dry Falls opens March 1st - the boat launch looks like this: The channel between the reeds/bulrushes is maybe 7 - 8 feet wide. There's room at the shore for one boat at a time to stage and launch. Launching with a row boat - stand up and paddle. Not enough width to row. Fins, electric motor...
www.washingtonflyfishing.com www.washingtonflyfishing.com
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Have at it
 
Buzzy said:
@RRSmith - some history:

www.washingtonflyfishing.com

Dry Falls boat launch improvements - private funding...

Dry Falls opens March 1st - the boat launch looks like this: The channel between the reeds/bulrushes is maybe 7 - 8 feet wide. There's room at the shore for one boat at a time to stage and launch. Launching with a row boat - stand up and paddle. Not enough width to row. Fins, electric motor...
www.washingtonflyfishing.com www.washingtonflyfishing.com
Click to expand...
Thanks for the background info.... When I started reading this thread - I immediately thought that federal permitting would be an issue. Artificially made lakes can bypass ACOE permitting unless you're doing something like pushing a load of rock into it with a backhoe. It's a well intended law (Clean Water Act) which ignores common sense easy fixes as in this particular case. If the Park Superintendent is okay with this fix - that's a very good thing.
 
is basalt impervious to an 8lb hammer? for all the amazing DIY boat/trailer/dolly mods that go through that lot, i'm amazed some problem solver hasn't chosen to bring a few focused minutes of brute force to bear on that rock.
 
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