Al....I didnt read every tab on the link your provided. Do you think they are leaving a lot of standing timber in large parts of Bois d’Arc Lake like they did with Fork? I can remember being on Lake Fork in the early days and being in such thick woods in trees that were still alive when we looked up we couldn't see the sky the trees/leaves were so thick. It was kind of surreal to be out in the middle of a lake in crazy thick still living woods that were recently flooded as the lake filled. Lake Fork was pretty special during its heyday. I have more memories on that lake than any other. I hear it's a pretty thick "traffic jam" of boats a lot of times now.

edit: I did find this in the link...maybe they are leaving a good chunk of standing timber in the new Bois d’Arc Lake:

https://boisdarclake.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/DJI_0204-scaled-e1627424356274.jpg

Fishing has never been about the fish....