John Lusk asked us to share that the leadership ordered a crane early this morning. As of around 9:30 am, the crane operator and several club members were working together to start pulling boats apart.
Please contact Tim Johnson, John Lusk, or David Patterson with questions.
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Damage
Serious Damage at the Club from Storm
Please check your boats. More info coming soon.

Lake Rises One Foot, Remains at Pool
Lake Level: 522.17′
Feet above Conservation Pool: .17′
Feet over Flood Pool: -9.83′
Corps is releasing 0 cubic feet per second
(Hope everyone enjoyed that soaking rain as much as I did. Wasn’t that lovely.)
Per the Harbor Master: Moratorium Lifted on Sales/Purchases of Slips
Tim Johnson has updated the Harbor Master’s page at the DCYC website. Check here if you are interested in buying or selling a slip: http://dcyc.org/page-1858304
The Membership Votes…
Lake Lewisville is back below 525′
Water levels just dropped below 525′, placing us seven feet under flood pool and only three feet over conservation pool.
We last saw 527′ on May 9, 2015.
Between August 9 and August 20, water levels have dropped two feet at an average of 2.18 inches a day.
Lake Level: 524.98′
Feet above Conservation Pool: 2.98′
Feet over Flood Pool: -7.02′
Corps is releasing 4,729 cubic feet per second
Drake on the Water, as of August 17
Aerial shots of DCYC, as of August 14
AS OF AUGUST 14, PER LISA WILDER:
RIDES TO MOORED BOATS/SLIPS ARE AVAILABLE AS FOLLOWS*:
*Times may change due to availability of drivers and boats.
Friday, August 14 5 – 9 PM
Saturday, August 15 12 – 6 PM
Please call LISA WILDER 314-825-0825 if you can volunteer or have questions.
USE MARINE RADIO CHANNEL 69 ON PATIO TO CALL FERRY BOAT CAPTAIN
AS OF AUGUST 9, NOON:
Water levels reached 527′, placing us five feet under flood pool and five feet over conservation pool.
We last saw 527′ on May 10, 2015.
Note that the speed at which the water is receding has increased. Between July 20 and August 4, water levels have dropped only 1.13 inches a day on average. Between August 1 and August 9, that waters have dropped 1.85 inches a day on average.
Lake Level: 527.00′
Feet above Conservation Pool: 5.00′
Feet over Flood Pool: -5.00′
Corps is releasing 4,793 cubic feet per second
AS OF AUGUST 7, PER LISA WILDER
RIDES TO MOORED BOATS/SLIPS ARE AVAILABLE AS FOLLOWS*:
*Times may change due to availability of drivers and boats.
Saturday, August 8: 12 – 3 PM
Sunday, August 9: 12 – 6 PM
We need volunteers to man the Ferry Boat for the following shifts:
Friday, August 14: 6-9 PM
Saturday, August 15: 12-3 PM, 3-6 PM, and 6-9 PM
Sunday, August 16: 12-3 PM, and 3-6 PM
Please call Mike Butcher(214-973-3032) or John Lusk(214-801-3613) if you can volunteer or have questions.
USE MARINE RADIO CHANNEL 69 ON PATIO TO CALL FERRY BOAT CAPTAIN
AS OF AUGUST 4, 8 AM:
Water levels dipped below 528 this morning, putting us more than four feet below flood pool.
Between July 4 and August 4, lake levels dropped 5.39 feet, an average of 2.11 inches per day.
Note that the speed at which the water is receding has slowed significantly. Since July 20, water levels have dropped only 1.13 inches a day on average.
Lake Level: 527.95′
Feet above Conservation Pool: 5.95′
Feet over Flood Pool: -4.05′
Corps is releasing 4,827 cubic feet per second
AS OF AUGUST 1, PER LISA WILDER:
RIDES TO MOORED BOATS/SLIPS ARE AVAILABLE AS FOLLOWS*:
*Times may change due to availability of drivers and boats.
Saturday, August 1: 11 – 6 PM
Sunday, August 2: 3 – 6 PM
We need volunteers to man the Ferry Boat for the following shifts:
Friday, August 7: 6-9 PM
Saturday, August 8: 12-3 PM, 3-6 PM, and 6-9 PM
Sunday, August 9: 12-3 PM, and 3-6 PM
Please call Mike Butcher(214-973-3032) or John Lusk(214-801-3613) if you can volunteer or have questions.
USE MARINE RADIO CHANNEL 69 ON PATIO TO CALL FERRY BOAT CAPTAIN
AS OF JULY 30, 10 AM:
Water levels have dropped an average of 1.52 inches a day for a total of 1.14 feet since July 21. We are now more than three feet below flood pool.
Lake Level: 528.81′
Feet above Conservation Pool: 6.81′
Feet over Flood Pool: -3.19′
Corps is releasing 4,850 cubic feet per second
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