Remedy spied at 2024 Lake Cumberland Thunder Run
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Saw Remedy cruising by the raft up this weekend! Was on my Sunseeker cruiser near the end of the raft up! Looking awesome.
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Thank you for the comment!! We finished the last stop at Beaver Creek and came over to Harmon for a ride through the gauntlet, since some friends riding with us had never been there before. I was beyond ready to get back on the trailer by that time, from being on serious lookout all day for any debris in the water and my bald head being sunburnt by then, I was drained and ready to relax. We had a great 2 days running at Lake Cumberland and will be back this Fall for the Lake Cumberland Poker Run.
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Thank you for the comment!! We finished the last stop at Beaver Creek and came over to Harmon for a ride through the gauntlet, since some friends riding with us had never been there before. I was beyond ready to get back on the trailer by that time, from being on serious lookout all day for any debris in the water and my bald head being sunburnt by then, I was drained and ready to relax. We had a great 2 days running at Lake Cumberland and will be back this Fall for the Lake Cumberland Poker Run.
How bad was the debris? We were there over Memorial Day and my wife was there the weekend before the Thunder Run, and there were still rafts of debris and more than a few "new outdrives" lurking up the South Fork and up to at least Fishing Creek.
The lake is still suffering the effects of the new growth that developed while the lake was down to repair the dam. I saw recently that the Corps has relaxed the restriction on collecting wood from public lands, trying to address the problem. I really think they need to mount a concerted effort to consume the debris. I could seriously see a crew (or five) and chopper/shredder barges working full time to get it cleared up. I'm convinced that once they get the new growth that has died and has broken loose cleared up, the lake will return to normal pre-dam repair conditions. For as long as I can remember (53 yrs and counting), there has always been a spring crop of floaters, but it was never this bad this late in the season before the dam repair effort.
Thanks. Brad.
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Debris was spotty throughout the main channel
with pockets of large areas of floaters especially on Sunday morning after a calm night. Saturday evening was an enjoyable ride from Harmon back to Conley Bottom after the day of waves moved the debris to the shore. Definitely less than 2 weeks prior to the big storm. It was very slow going in early May from CBR to Lees Ford
with pockets of large areas of floaters especially on Sunday morning after a calm night. Saturday evening was an enjoyable ride from Harmon back to Conley Bottom after the day of waves moved the debris to the shore. Definitely less than 2 weeks prior to the big storm. It was very slow going in early May from CBR to Lees Ford
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Bencini,
How bad was the debris? We were there over Memorial Day and my wife was there the weekend before the Thunder Run, and there were still rafts of debris and more than a few "new outdrives" lurking up the South Fork and up to at least Fishing Creek.
The lake is still suffering the effects of the new growth that developed while the lake was down to repair the dam. I saw recently that the Corps has relaxed the restriction on collecting wood from public lands, trying to address the problem. I really think they need to mount a concerted effort to consume the debris. I could seriously see a crew (or five) and chopper/shredder barges working full time to get it cleared up. I'm convinced that once they get the new growth that has died and has broken loose cleared up, the lake will return to normal pre-dam repair conditions. For as long as I can remember (53 yrs and counting), there has always been a spring crop of floaters, but it was never this bad this late in the season before the dam repair effort.
Thanks. Brad.
How bad was the debris? We were there over Memorial Day and my wife was there the weekend before the Thunder Run, and there were still rafts of debris and more than a few "new outdrives" lurking up the South Fork and up to at least Fishing Creek.
The lake is still suffering the effects of the new growth that developed while the lake was down to repair the dam. I saw recently that the Corps has relaxed the restriction on collecting wood from public lands, trying to address the problem. I really think they need to mount a concerted effort to consume the debris. I could seriously see a crew (or five) and chopper/shredder barges working full time to get it cleared up. I'm convinced that once they get the new growth that has died and has broken loose cleared up, the lake will return to normal pre-dam repair conditions. For as long as I can remember (53 yrs and counting), there has always been a spring crop of floaters, but it was never this bad this late in the season before the dam repair effort.
Thanks. Brad.
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Here's a couple of pics captured by Pete on Saturday.
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