Old railroad trestle and brush screenshots

[Wayne P.]

I'll have to try it to see how dynamic contrast works for me, thanks.

This was my first pass to see what the water was like:

[Royt]

A great 1st shot. Now I have to go back out and see if I can "clean" up my images at that depth. Really don't think I can do much better than I did. That Mega+ unit sure has some fantastic images.

[OK_BassBum]

Great example of fine tuning that display. I have to ask!
Where is the locomotive I read about?

[Royt]

It's down in Nutbush, a different creek. A long ways from where this creek is. I bet if I had a Mega+ unit I could find it. The water there is pretty deep if I remember correctly.

[Wayne P.]

It's down in Nutbush, a different creek. A long ways from where this creek is. I bet if I had a Mega+ unit I could find it. The water there is pretty deep if I remember correctly.

Looks like 50' in that area.

[Royt]

Well I guess I need to go check it out. ��

[Wayne P.]

Well I guess I need to go check it out. ��

Lead Don down there to LiveScope it.

[Royt]

LOL, I'd love to!
I have Livescope as well. I did take a few screenshots with it at the trestle in Grassy. Here is the best one that I got.
Kinda cool but not the detail of your mega+ shots. Didn't want to step on anyone's toes by posting it here.

[BigFishSteve]

Anyone have the GPS #'s for the Nutbush train? I'd like to see if my son can find it this week.

[Wayne P.]

Anyone have the GPS #'s for the Nutbush train? I'd like to see if my son can find it this week.

I have not been there, but going by the old lake map that shows the location of the track, Nutbush Creek is N 36 28.625, W 78 22.373

If you look at the Chart Viewer on the Navionics website, there is a Community Edit note and wreck symbol with the title Train Wreck.

This is from the old paper map: