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Forum: BoaterTalk
Date: Nov 04 2008, 21:26 GMT
From: Upstate_Paddler

	The gauge at Chatooga was at 0.56" yesterday so we took a look at woodall shoals at that water level. I could kind of see how it could be a nasty hyrdraulic. Anyone have some good photos or diagrams of what exactly is going on there to create the perfect keeper hole? Does the water flow back under the rock? At what level is it really nasty?

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This is all second-hand, but here it goes... robbisonomatic New

What deer got circulated for a month? Myth or fact? <NT> Upstate_Paddler New

true fact robbisonomatic New

I know it's good to go above 2 feet <NT> TerminalEddy New

im not sure about that...its not to bad below 1ft but above that i think its pretty dangerous till well past flood... clay54 New

<No Subject> EWard New

I've scuba'd Woodall, so this is first hand..... Paddleman New

What do you think... fahimaz7 New

Dive deep towards the left side of the hole...... Paddleman New

Agree, Aggressively swim to left and try to get in jet, but ga_creeker New

I could barely get out on that side in a boat... fahimaz7 New

have some-1 w/rope on rock !  (glad Steve Frazier there 4-me @2')!! carnage-boater New

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