How clear is lake rawlings??

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Keep an eye out for Chomp and Negro. Chomp is a crappie with a big hunk taken out of its back, sort of like a snapping turtle got it. The chomp is healed, and he swims around pretty funny. DA Aquamaster and I saw him last summer, and DA A and BabyDuck told me they saw him over Valentine's Day. Negro is some sort of mutant crappie. He is a crappie, but he is black like a Molly fish with really weird white eyes. He may well be a black crappie, but black crappie aren't all black, and he seems like some sort of mutant. Because he is so mutated, I wonder if he made it through the winter, although he looked like he was doing fine last summer. I'm heading to Rawlings the first weekend in April and hope to find them both with my new camera.

When I saw that poor fish all I could think was "C is for cookie."

Rawlings is very clear. Probably the best you will find that isn't chlorinated in the area, no?
 
How clear is lake Rawlings?

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That video takes me back. I got certified at Rawlings and although it could be a little cold is was a nice spot with usually clear water. If you camp overnight try a night dive. It is a lot of fun.
 
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