Water Hazards

[Alexplz]

My wife and I recently started playing disc golf and are interested in expanding our collection of gear.

We want to hit up a course with a bunch of water features and go fishing for plastic. We trolled the creek in Leverich Park in Vancouver, WA to no avail.

Any suggestions for courses near SW WA or NW OR with a bunch of water hazards? I searched DGCR and found that Dabney Park has some water too. Maybe we'll be able to return an ace disc or two, plus clean up some trash in the process.

Thanks!

[Mcw5378]

U want water. Trojan.

[Adam Schneider]

Yup. Trojan is really the only local course where you're likely to find much in the water.

[Sanchez]

Trojan Nuclear Park on Hwy 30, WEST of St. Helens, Oregon.
The only way to roll. Bring extra discs.

[olydiscgolf]

Trojan for sure! Lakewood DGC in White Center, WA also has some plastic eating water.

[motordisc13]

Trojan rule:
For every disc removed from the muddy water, you must return two!
Honestly, if you go there expecting to find a lot the conditions must be perfect. And they never are... Typically I find discs where I have lost mine. Calling numbers is typically expected... Always nice to find some sweet plastic with no #! Fun course to work out trick shots. And lose plastic.

[WestsoundBT]

I was surprised that new players desiring to be "expanding our collection of gear" would mean trolling water hazards...

so many easier ways to get great gear - new, trade, beg, used. and feel good about it!

[Adam Schneider]

Originally Posted by WestsoundBT

I was surprised that new players desiring to be "expanding our collection of gear" would mean trolling water hazards...

Hopefully they meant "we'll keep the ones without names on them, and gather up some good DG karma by calling the owners of the others."

[emmarose]

Originally Posted by Adam Schneider

Hopefully they meant "we'll keep the ones without names on them, and gather up some good DG karma by calling the owners of the others."

upon reading and rereading the original post i believe that this is, in fact, what they meant... they mentioned returning ace discs... hopefully that was a reference to returning labeled plastic... and cleaning up trash... so, while i found it a curious post, i also applaud it to some extent... i think.