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English (Translate this text in English): Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. English (Translate this text in English): Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. English (Translate this text in English): Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. English (Translate this text in English): Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. English (Translate this text in English): Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. English (Translate this text in English): Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. English (Translate this text in English): Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. English (Translate this text in English): Enter the park on S. Park Rd, go past Desert Tortoise Rd about 1/2 mile is a hidden left onto Sunrise Rd. Follow it to a T intersection. Go left. The road runs into the lake at Beismeyer Point. How? From shore Distance Instant access Easy to find? Easy to find

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English (Translate this text in English): Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

English (Translate this text in English): Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

English (Translate this text in English): Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

English (Translate this text in English): Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

English (Translate this text in English): Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

English (Translate this text in English): Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

English (Translate this text in English): Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

English (Translate this text in English): Depth and vis changes during the year. In the early spring you can get to 90+ feet with 30+ foot vis. During the summer and fall you will have 40-60 foot depths and vis will be between arm's length to the other side of your mask.
Great spot for classes. Very easy access to water. We set xmas trees at 60' in January to form a reef of sorts. Popular spawning ground for Bass

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