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Old 01-06-2016, 10:46 PM   #1
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Yes, I have moved rock's out deeper and also dug around and under using a scuba tank as to sink them.
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Does anyone have any tips on relocating rocks in shallow areas of the lake.
As the lake level drops more of these rocks are hindering boat access to our dock. I would like to move some of these 10 or 15 feet away so that there is safe access.

Ideas I have been thinking about:
building a rock sled out of either wood or repurposed conveyour belts and attaching it to a come along or even pull some with the boat.

Has anyone tried either of these?
Has anyone used a bottle hydraulic jack to lift rocks up and then roll them on pvc pipes

I know people have moved lake rocks forever, I am just trying to learn from other's experiences


thanks so much
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Wish someone would move the big one at the end of Sally's Gut.....
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Old 01-07-2016, 05:41 PM   #3
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Yes, I have moved rock's out deeper and also dug around and under using a scuba tank as to sink them.
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