Cedar Creek Drawdown Pictures

[DYNATRAK]

I just read RangerMac's post about pictures of low lakes and thought it would be an idea (not sure if a good or bad one) to get people to post pictures of Cedar Creek now that it is down approximately 7 feet.

I was there this past Saturday with my brother and we took several interesting pictures that I will gladly post. I am truly amazed at how a lake looks when it's down. The large flats really are just that, LARGE and FLAT. But it definitely provides the opportunity to see what a bass sees when the lake is back up.

So what do you think? Any takers on this? Anyone willing to snap some pictures and post them here?

[biggw]

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CC today

[DJD]

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Hey Gw,
Great photo of the rainbow. If it gets low enough i might be able to find my $50 worth of DT16's!

[flippindrew]

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CC today

ummm.... i think this picture is of santee cooper or lake marion.

[biggw]

Well darn looks like i put in the wrong photo--lol

[know1]

I just read RangerMac's post about pictures of low lakes and thought it would be an idea (not sure if a good or bad one) to get people to post pictures of Cedar Creek now that it is down approximately 7 feet.

I was there this past Saturday with my brother and we took several interesting pictures that I will gladly post. I am truly amazed at how a lake looks when it's down. The large flats really are just that, LARGE and FLAT. But it definitely provides the opportunity to see what a bass sees when the lake is back up.

So what do you think? Any takers on this? Anyone willing to snap some pictures and post them here?

I may get out there Thanksgiving weekend and will take a picture or two.