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Originally Posted by garbubba
Like Phat said , It's probably more market dependent than almost any other factor Since I have no idea where lake Wylie is that makes me no expert in your case. I live near Phat though, & I'd second his prices for a very nice boat, which appears to be the case here. I can't tell you how many are around here though, seems like you see one around every corner.
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Lake Wylie stretches from North Carolina to South Carolina. The lake has a surface area of approximately 13,443 acres (54 km2) with 325 miles (523 km) of shoreline, and stretches from the Mountain Island Dam, south of Mountain Island Lake in North Carolina to the Wylie Dam on the south end of the lake. The average depth of the lake is just over twenty feet. Lake Wylie was named after Dr. W. Gil Wylie, who organized the Catawba Power Company, a predecessor of Duke Energy. It is the oldest lake on the Catawba River. Since sections of this lake are in both North and South Carolina fishermen are advised to obtain the proper fishing licenses from both states.
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