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#1065750 - 03/30/25 02:28 PM What does the second lake indicate?
I'm Still RichG Fallen Off The Deep End Registered: 08/16/21 Posts: 608	https://fishing-app.gpsnauticalcharts.com/i-boating-fishing-web-app/fishing-marine-charts-navigation.html?title=Peterson+Lake,++J "You have to cut and past the link into your search bar" Some of the lakes show a second lake next to it that does not actually exist? What does that second lake image indicate? A few of them have it such as Tarbo,, Leland and Peterson.. and the rest don't. I found the page looking to see if their was depth sonar of the lakes near me,, some have it and some don't.. What agency is doing depth sonar on the lakes and why? just curious if anybody knows... Edited by I'm Still RichG (03/30/25 02:30 PM) _________________________ "The Koolaid has poison in it" "The Bait is fake Nothing Is Tru"
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#1065751 - 03/30/25 08:13 PM Re: What does the second lake indicate? [Re: I'm Still RichG]
Carcassman River Nutrients Registered: 11/21/07 Posts: 7903 Loc: Olema,California,Planet Earth	There are two books by Wolcott that cover all the lakes in WA, at least when he wrote them. One for eastern and one for western. All known lakes are noted as well as size, depth, fish present, ill;ect and outlets. Many of the lakes also have maps with depth contours.
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