Started construction on the lake about a year ago, we dammed up a creek and the old creek bottom ranges from 45’ to 20’ as you go up stream.
We have place large boulder piles scattered everywhere. Shown on the map as brown spots and in the pictures.
We also have places an old Cadillac on top of a bolder pile which will be around 10 feet under the waters surface.
Before it fills I am going to try to scatter cedar trees tied down to cinder blocks, and also dig “trenches” and fill them with rocks from the edges to boulder piles and from boulder piles to the deepest part depicted in dark blue.
I was also thinking of spreading pea gravel on the shallower parts to the left of the image.
Any information will be greatly appreciated as I am meeting with a worker on Tuesday to give him detailed instructions.
MAP 
Deepest part, rock piles at 45' 
Rock piles around 20-10 feet deep: 
Rock piles in less than 5 feet: 
Possible trenches and submerged timber locations on map: 
Any recommendations would be of great help... Let me know! Thanks.
