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The US Forestry Service Drained This 85-Year-Old Lake
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2023
- Hey you guys, Chet the Dream Poet here. Come anchor down for another vlog today as we explore Lake McKamey, a man-made lake that was created between the late 1930s and early 1940s by the Conservation Corps of America as a recreational lake. It's time to see what secrets the lake holds! Remember, make sure to Like, Subscribe & Share!
(WIND ADVISORY: Throughout this video you will hear a lot of wind. The lake sits on top of a mountain and the weather can sometimes be unpredictable.)
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What's interesting to see is the original creek that feeds the lake and how it once flowed. Awesome
It's actually a spring fed man made lake, was built in the 30's by the CC's a work program FDR started
A greatplace to metal detect.
Thats what I was thinking too!
If you’re curious to how big that drain is!! That’s how big it is !! 😂😂😂 oooook!! Lovely form of measurement
Dad and I participated in a fish count for a Detroit area lake that was drained years back for repairs being done to the dam. The variety and size of the fish amazed most of the volunteers. Master Angler bass, carp, crappie, bluegill, and even rainbow and brown trout. We suspect the trout were from years of a kids day stocking program miles upstream.
Man if they lived in there longer than a year they should’ve looked into doing it more often could’ve released some wild trout in there and years down the road have a natural trout population they don’t live in many areas longer then a season or 2 the heat kills them off by mid summer most of the time
@@andrediaz6205 It was a polluted warm lake that wasn’t more than 15’ deep, that’s why finding the trout was so surprising.
Did not know that,wow
Newburgh..I caught my first fish there,, as a kid
@@gorfpatrol2073 That’s the place. I used to go fly fishing for carp down the road at Wilcox Lake.
The metal cylinder thing you found looks like the remains of a spent military-grade parachute flare. The fins in the back pop out once it is shot out of the tube, to allow it to fly upward better.
That makes sense because it had burn marks on it too.
Very cool. I love seeing things that are normally unseen by most people.
Can’t beat exploring places that don’t come available very often. Cool video and cooler newt 😎
Nice! My wife and I rode our bikes in February from hwy30 to the campground and stumbled upon McKamey drained. Looks like the last time this was done was 1993. It was completely fogged in at the top that day and it gave us some serious Silent Hill vibes 😂 thanks for the summary!
I live in Cleveland about 30 mins away. I’ve hiked past there to Benton Falls. Creepy lake but pretty terrain.
That was so cool!! Glad you went so we could see it
Thanks Patrick! Thank you for telling me about it.
I just found this video, it is a spring fed man made lake, it was built back in the 1930's by the CC's, a work program started by FDR. It was last drained for maintenance back in early 1990's i forget the exact year. Those poles with the concrete on the bottom was part of the markers for the swim area. The max depth for the swim area is between 5 and 6 feet
You did a damn good job making this video.
Looks like there was a bridge there before the dam over the creek
Awwww, we went there a lot when I was very young.
That was fun... thanks 😎👍
No problem Kathy! Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool video! Sorry your shoes got messed up. Seems like stepping back in time. Treasures everywhere.
Dude this vlog is a home run! This reminded me of a Classic Adam the Woo. This was a "dam" good vlog.
Thanks bro! It was a fun one...Just super muddy.
@@acdcnut2011 indeed
I love it when people start naming off locations and places, parks, counties, but yet don't bother to tell you what state they're in
Settle down karen, you could have Googled it in the time it took you to Comment.
google it stupid
Cherokee nationl forest. Working 35 seconds of video start.
Let’s try harder to learn before we blast others.
@@TonaldDrump686 Read my question again. Let's try harder to learn before we leave more dumb comments.
You never asked a question@@richardbullwood5941
Born and raised on that mountain. My father still lives there today.
That was great, young sir
That’s pretty neat, would have been cool to see that
Out There! kind of stuff here. We like.
Can you please do history on the lake. Why it was built and founded or if was already there? Let us know
That iron you found at the end, looks like it’s an drive/rear axle shaft off a semi or big truck of some sorts.
lol My kids and I put some of that "treasure" in that pile.
Awesome lol.
the grate joke was great got yourself a new sub cause of that one
Wow what a shallow lake.
Cool Salamander find.
The round thing is a screed for stopping to brief from going into a hose for a pump.
It would be awesome to take a metal detector down there. Aquachigger would love this area.
Walk in a drained lake . Wow mudd 😊!
Lol🤣
With a little foresite you could have carried a few trashbags with you. Simply place the cans, etc.. into the bag and if nothing else leave it near the shoreline to make the clean up easier.
Thats not a lake thats a pond
Very cool
Before it was damed up it probably looked allot like it does currently. You just walked in the original creek bed and you can tell that by the way the stumps follow it. And all that mud was once the top soil
That aluminum thing you found is a military hand launched rocket flare.
Good job
I would love to metal detect there! But man, that mud would be brutal to dig through! Worse than wet snow!
The round metal thing you found with holes in it and a solid bottom you found was for a sump pump(water pump)It Sat on the bottom and a hose hooked up going to the pump where it is clogged with mud
Thanks Uncle! I might go back with my metal detector next time.
yep, it looked like the screen end of a suction hose for a pump.
Definitely on the bottom for aeration and/or sump!
I'm from the Mcminn County side, not far from the Polk co line......I can say this for certain, We do live in one of the most beautiful and interesting areas in the US. , Been to Chilhowee Campground/Lake McKamy many times....recently they ( National Forest Service) drained Indian Boundary up near Tellico, and there were some interesting fish traps and stuff in the lake bed... well done explorer! now go home and shower and get the mud off, lol
great video
Why arent they pulling the silt out. That would make same farmers very happy.
"It goes all the way to the top." LOL! Every thing goes all the way to "
"Its" top...
The water drains down the mountain to the parksville lake
Man. how about some cheese to go with the wine !
Thanks for showing the drained lake. Just curious why you didn't pick up some of that trash to add to the treasure piles? It would have taken so little effort.
Interesting to see. If you go back or any friends do, bring a trash bag to remove all that trash so it won’t remain once lake refilled. 😉
I agree! I found a Pepsi One can with Star Wars episode I on it...That was over 20 years ago.
Was there any fish in it and if so hope they keep safe put back in later when fall of water
Think that steel door might be roughly 42" x 42". Not sure why I get that feeling
Great! your near all of these counties and other places. What the heck state or even country is it? I guess we are just supposed to know this stuff because you do.
cool
Needs someone brave to metal detect it. I reckon its full of coins and interesting trinkets
Do snow shoes work for mud?
Cheddar biscuit you did it
It was fun as hell man! I trudged waist deep through mud though.
I wonder what goodies a person could have found around that beach with a metal detector😊
Orange rocks and mud meand it a sulfur creek coming from an a coal mine.
That's what I thought also. We have a lot of that up here in PA
When you started walking on in that lake bed, I worried you might be in danger due to finding some quick sand. Kind Of silly considering you obviously got home and uploaded the video, eh?
I still wonder what happened to the fish
Man as an angler i can only feel sad for all the fish that were there...😢 hopefully they got out or were relocated
This is NOT Bradley Co./Cleveland. This is only in Polk Co.
Does anyone know what state this is in
Did you see any dead fish or did they take em out? I'm in Cleveland TN too btw.
Not many lol. I guess they went into the nearby stream. A lot of the salamanders are hiding in the mud though.
They need to dig it out. It's a fresh water bank. We need more fresh water
The sediment is nuts. They should try to get rid of some of it.
Why? It's just top soil from before they flooded it
That is a water pump screen.
That is part of a flare
Now would be the time to do some hunting for gold.
Tenn for those that can’t google!
Your footsteps will be in that mud petrified for many years untill that lake drys up once again and future people will look at those footprints thinking you were probably hunting some prey or something lol
Looks like a bull skull at the mouth of the drain. Interesting lol
That's a newt not a salamander😂😂😂
And? The point being? Given the affinity that folks working in these local, state and national roles have for nature and their respective areas, I’d bet that any major and disruptive changes would only take place after considerable analysis of options and impacts….
That was an axle
Where is this located?
Ocoee, TN!
Why is the creek polluted with iron ?? How does and fish live in that water.
I mean there iron in our bodies
@@jerredwayne8401The water looks polluted with acid mine drainage.
That a truck axle you found there
Thanks! I was trying to figure out what it was.
@acdcnut2011 np buddy I meet you once up in Charleston at the gas station about year ago or so!
@@jeffj9856 It's good to put a name to a face finally lol. That's been a while.
@@acdcnut2011 yes sir
look like quidk sand to me
Drain the lake hes lost his shoe
Maybe in another 85-100 years when they drain again this lake someone will come across his shoe sole and say, "wow some poor soul must of drowned here".
Where's Nancy
“various nick-nacks”… 😄😁😆😂🤣
you should bring a metal detector
🤫maybe for like 5min of this video
USFS is not know for good decisions and this is a perfect example. Some clown in an office in SF or DC told about this great idea by some other office slug and they proceed without any local input or research.
Sad really
You don't like the mud you're at the bottom of the lake duh it's muddy if you don't like you didn't have to go down there
2:27
How can you even say that? Have you actually walked there? I mean, it's made of cheese. It has to be softer than walking on coarse dirt! 😁
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That's one way of looking at it lol.
but where does all the water go and how will they put it back more importantly is there a video of this 👀
@@Demarcussykeshwh I said it in the video I thought. It was drained for maintenance of the dam.
congrats on adding your trash to the lake bed, u could've just walked around like a normal person
HE lost is soul, He cant be like James brown anymore :D
At least you packed out the trash you picked up…umm no? You make me sick.
Wow this guy goes and explores a place and istead of being a responsible person and bringing a trash bag and getting some of that trash off the bottom of the of the lake he just throws it back down unbelievable and then he post the video on the on RUclips like a scumbag of him being unresponsible and not trying to protect mother Earth
U babble to much
Free Jon boat?
If you ever wondered how certain people ever made it as far as they have in life??.. well now days the answer can usually be found on video , next to there skeleton ….
Someone is ggggaaayyy