This is actually good news. It means that someone has enough good sense to go ahead and pay the money to convert it, not close it down. They didn’t make such a good decision for Gibbons Creek, Fairfield, Monticello, etc. Yes, it costs money to convert a power plant from coal to natural gas. It costs a lot more to build a new power plant and these power plants provide a surefire source of electricity, unlike windmills and solar panels. BTW – nothing is free. It costs big bucks to build anything.
Last edited by Rayzor; 11/08/24 03:11 AM.
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Re: Coleto Creek Water Level???? [Re: lare2] #15241418 11/08/24 04:02 PM
Now if they would just let grass grow back in Coleto it could be one of the best under the radar bass lakes in Texas again but I know that’ll never happen.
Now if they would just let grass grow back in Coleto it could be one of the best under the radar bass lakes in Texas again but I know that’ll never happen.
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Re: Coleto Creek Water Level???? [Re: lare2] #15244338 11/11/24 02:35 PM
We fished it this past Friday and Saturday. Lake level is fine, ramps still suck but what’s new. Typical dink fest by most, but a few good fish were caught on the riprap, deep points and in the discharge. Not much grass anywhere to speak of, but if the water level comes up it should be even better.
Re: Coleto Creek Water Level???? [Re: lare2] #15245908 11/12/24 11:42 PM
Never have been able to understand why they do not fix those damn ramps. With the amount of money GBRA charges for entry don’t tell me they don’t have sufficient funds. Miss fishing that lake but sure don’t miss the so called ramps.
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