04-20-2022, 06:34 PM
(04-20-2022, 04:56 AM)Jmorfish Wrote: I guess some people call the wedge dock a 'courtesy' dock, and vice a versa....they are last to stay out in the Fall, and first set up in the Spring...
Jeff ---- I do understand about the planting, prep work, etc. I've been a master gardener with the USU Extension for over 15 years, and am hoping we'll have enough water to keep things healthy once they are planted...part of my reason for catching/keeping some trout over the ice season, and now this time of year, is to fillet and give a bunch away, and keep the carcasses for under the tomato and pepper plants..the best fertilizer I've ever used, been doing it for nearly 20 years...
Jmor- Thanks for the clarification of the dock names. I’ve owned a boat for 35 years and never knew exactly what a courtesy dock is. I was thinking slips, where you can leave your boat for a minute. Makes sense it’s the wedge dock too. A wedge dock is shaped just like a wedge and usually is in the center of the ramp and has launching lanes on either side. Almost mandatory for me to launch with my kids. Deer creek does not have one and it makes launching and retrieve rough when solo. Especially in Saturday’s wind fest…ask me how I know. However they do have the slips in.