Forum Thread

Nags Head Topics

(Nags Head Specific)

0 messages

Updated

Off-Topic

Lakes Online Forum

84,098 messages

Updated 11/13/2024 8:48:54 AM

Boat Maintenance

Lakes Online Forum

5,204 messages

Updated 9/14/2024 10:10:50 AM

Nags Head Fishing

(Nags Head Specific)

0 messages

Updated

Jokes

Lakes Online Forum

4,172 messages

Updated 9/9/2024 5:04:44 PM

Sports

Lakes Online Forum

4,262 messages

Updated 11/6/2024 6:43:09 PM

Grilling & Recipes

Lakes Online Forum

2,979 messages

Updated 6/26/2024 5:03:03 AM

Tallapoosa River Topics

Lakes Online Forum

98 messages

Updated 4/15/2024 1:00:58 AM

Forum Usage Rules

Name:	Lake Levles -	Reply
Subject:	Lale levels
Date:	9/23/2011 12:29:07 AM

I've always been concerned about the lake levels and the apparent lack of any control for maintaining a reasonable level in the lake. I've written the Governors office and have received responses that have no specifics about my concerns but a more general long term approach to this problem. I was wandering if there is any active group that is organized and focused on getting Lake Lanier under control as it relates to maintaining some consistence level in our lake

Name:	hutchuf -	Reply
Subject:	Lale levels
Date:	10/30/2011 4:09:10 PM

I would be interested in this as well. Even when we get a little rain it seems the levels are still dropping. WTF?

Name:	Monark180 -	Reply
Subject:	Lale levels
Date:	11/9/2011 5:26:07 PM

There are 3 reasons for Lake Lanier continuing to drop. 1) water & sewer in Atlanta, 2) barge traffic below Columbus, and 3) mussels & oysters in Apalachicola. But if they keep letting water out at this rate they're going to run out of water in Lanier pretty soon - then what are they going to do. I've had to move my dock out every other week since June; now I've got to mow the "lake bottom" to keep the weeds from growing head high.
If we don't get a lot of rain this winter the lake is going even lower next summer.

Quick Links
Nags Head News
Nags Head Photos
Nags Head Videos