One of the most compelling areas that I have imaged on Lake Wissota is the area where the little lake and the big lake meet, on the south end of the big lake. The two lakes are connected by a short, deep channel that is spanned by two bridges. The northern bridge is quite low to the water….less than 6 inches of clearance today, while the southern bridge is slightly higher off the water.
I want to share two Side Images with you all. The first was collected with my 1197, traveling north from the small lake into the big lake. There are two sets of wide bridge pilings (note the dark sonar shadows outside each of the pilings), and then something that looks like girders or some sort of metal mesh….look for the red squiggly arrows.