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Did that. but that doesn't mean they're still in business. It's ok kenny gave me a good phone number. so for the rest of you who will be down in south central KY to dive, the shop is still open.

Is the dive shop still open? Do they have a web site? email? Thanks guys Richard

I got a book "Divers guide to underwater america" that states Dale Hollow Lake has 130 depth and 25-30 ft vis. Iam looking for someone that dives the lake and can tell me the true story. I was thinking of driving out in april or may( as most lakes are the clearest in the spring). Let me know...

Yea, I've checked the dive shop site and campground sites in the area. I was hoping for someone who dives the lake for some dive sites and tips. I've been diving ARK. lakes the last few years. Believe me I know cold, even in august those lakes are cold. But I was looking to expand my horizons...

I found a book "Divers guide to underwater america" and it claims "Dale Hollow Lake" has 130 ft depth and 25 to 30 ft. vis. with "pastel slate walls drop to 90 feet." As I would be traveling from Texas: 1. Is the book right ? 2. Would it be worth the trip ? as Iam bring a motorhome and gas...

Tony, glad to hear from you. I thought you were already down south. Yea, I checked about 5 sites and it was all trashed out. I think the heavy boat traffic of the 4th caused the problem. I'll be at broken bow on July 29,30,&31. That's just up the street from you guys. hint,hint.

Just got back from Degray for this year. Water was terrible, all turned up vis @3ft. Weather was nice but that's about all I can say. Richard

Glad to hear it's clearing up. My next trip north will be to Bull Shoal Lake next month. Can't wait.

You could have gone to Tyler State Park and dove for $3/person. It's just down the road from Terrell.

Above the water, the lake is in great shape. Below it's, bad,bad,bad. Vis at Old Cookson (the town underwater) was 1 to 2 feet. I then went on to the Terrapin Bridge site. Above 25 feet vis @2 to 4 feet below 35 feet 1 foot vis. and of course the bridge is at 60 feet. It was not a good weekend...

Have dove by the dam across from the campground. Low vis, just rocks. You need a boat. I would be interested in the dive info. on the lake. Why not post it on the board for everyone. Ric

Iam headed for Lake DeGray next weekend. I've dove the Hwy7 area and the dam before. I've heard the islands were a good dive. Does anyone know of good dive sites around the islands ??? Thank in advance Ric

Looks like this will be the first outing I'll miss. I'll be headed east to the clear waters of Arkansas that weekend. Sorry to miss you all, but have a great weekend. RicHeaD

Tenkiller can be a great dive IF you have a boat. Otherwise the shore dive is from the state park at the south end of the lake. Their are a lot of building under water but you need a boat. Vis can run @5-10 ft at the park and greater in open water. Drop by the local dive shop at the south end...

When you guys get the date set just let me know. Day trips are not a problem.

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If you're going to Whitney. Dive the West side of the dam. There's a vertical wall from that point to the dam. Vis is always on the poor side and yes bring a light, but the price is right FREE.

Saw one almost that big at Mansfield Dam a few years ago. I was going one way and he (or she) the other.

Wow, both of you in the same month ?? That's great. What's with the cajun deal ?? Have you moved or just a job transfer ?? Anyways, Have a great day. Richard

Don't check the board that often this time of year, but I'am sure glad I did today. Have a great day.