Timeliner
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Kunk35 and I were back out at Lake Texoma to finish up a search and recovery operation we started a few of weeks ago. We were at the simple lake home of a Texas billionaire to find and help repair a broken underwater cable. Since I had my last thread removed because it contained something about politics I really can't say who's place it was.
We did the bone cerimony and as usual it was spot on in predicting the direction of our dives. The Bones never do lie.
We saw a Bald Eagle. It just flew right by us at eye level..... too cool ..... !!
We had located and checked 8 cables the last trip out and followed them to they're heavy anchor that were 150 yard out into that lake at times. It's about 70 feet or so out there these days.
We set to work untangling a broken 1 inch diameter cable near the 100 foot floating break water it was attached to.
We had found that broken cable on the last outing and after getting it laid straight we went and located the other broken end and with the help of a barge the topside help spliced the two back together . That underwater work is heavy stuff . It's prety cool though being down in the dark with almost no vis wrestling with heavy objects
With our job done we set out on our next dive to just have some fun along the South shore. We coasted along enjoying the rocks at about 50 feet and found a Super Hooker Anchor jammed into a huge tree stump. after we dislodged it we coiled the chain and 40 feet of attached rope and dragged it up to the shore to retrieve later.
The Vis. at Texoma this week was the best I've ever seen it there. I'd say that it is probablly better then Lake Murray right now and certainly better down deep. The water temp. was 75 on top and 72 along the bottom
Great weather all day
We did the bone cerimony and as usual it was spot on in predicting the direction of our dives. The Bones never do lie.
We saw a Bald Eagle. It just flew right by us at eye level..... too cool ..... !!
We had located and checked 8 cables the last trip out and followed them to they're heavy anchor that were 150 yard out into that lake at times. It's about 70 feet or so out there these days.
We set to work untangling a broken 1 inch diameter cable near the 100 foot floating break water it was attached to.
We had found that broken cable on the last outing and after getting it laid straight we went and located the other broken end and with the help of a barge the topside help spliced the two back together . That underwater work is heavy stuff . It's prety cool though being down in the dark with almost no vis wrestling with heavy objects

With our job done we set out on our next dive to just have some fun along the South shore. We coasted along enjoying the rocks at about 50 feet and found a Super Hooker Anchor jammed into a huge tree stump. after we dislodged it we coiled the chain and 40 feet of attached rope and dragged it up to the shore to retrieve later.
The Vis. at Texoma this week was the best I've ever seen it there. I'd say that it is probablly better then Lake Murray right now and certainly better down deep. The water temp. was 75 on top and 72 along the bottom
Great weather all day
