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Originally Posted by Sooner
Calling Lake can get nasty weather and wind faster than a fart in summer. If you see it brewing on the west side, be ready. Comes fast. Huge swells.
Lac Nanonne has a spring between the church camp and island on the east shore. Locals know of it. I and the GF found it on sleds 25 yrs ago. I hear the lake levels are lower now so not an issue but be aware.
Lac St Anne has a rock pile between rock island and shore. Go slow if you find yourself there.
Devils lake by Onoway has springs and has claimed a few lives already. Orloff too.
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Calling lake waves are crazy! As for Lac la nonne the spring you speak of is not a spring it's the narrows, water moves between the island and main land. But the water is so low I don't think it's worry these days.
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