High rock lake associatioN

our thanks to Dave Pettigrew for creating this well-done informational site.

Winners Kathryn and Lennox McLendon

The 3rd weekend, Sept. 19

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Business

Wake Responsibly: You Are Responsible for Your Own Wake

While wakeboarding on the water this summer, the Wildlife Commission urges you to follow the guidelines below to "wake responsibly:" 

• Stay at least 200 feet away from the shoreline, docks or other structures
• Keep music at reasonable levels. Sound travels well over water. If it is loud enough to hear at 80 feet back, it is likely loud enough for homeowners and other to hear as well.
• Minimize repetitive passes on any one portion of the shoreline. Once you've run the same line for awhile, move on to another area. 

Turn up the sound up and enjoy Amanda's catch

THE CATCH

Public boat ramps provide avenues of escape

Maybe fishing isn’t all that great at the moment, maybe High Rock has been muddied and trashed recently by heavy rains and maybe the weather forecast doesn’t always ring true. But maybe the people that rushed to the lake last Friday under belated sunny skies just didn’t care.

Perhaps what they coveted was a brief moment of freedom from the cooped in surroundings thrust upon them recently by fears of the CORONA-19 virus.

ROY'S FOLKS

by: Chad Tucker

For several years, some rare birds have made a stop at the High Rock Lake dam.

Debbie Montgomary is always waiting for them with her camera in hand.

“Just give us a little show, we can handle it today,” Montgomary said, while watching the birds. “Sometimes you see different birds in this area.”

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