You'll need a boat to get at some of the good pieces.
I've surveyed the entire lake and upper river reaches in an air boat.
The lower Suwannee refuge has pieces in some spots. I leave the stuff there. I'm trying to get rid of wood

As long as you are not taking a lot, ripping the place up, sawing off live pieces etc, if you see something laying there, they generally will not say anything.
South of Cedar key, there are some places that have lots of those roots and trhat's where Tom out in Waldo gets his cedar.
Cypress is great and all..............if you can get it to sink.
Water oak is another.
Cedar has the most character IMO.
Yes, Cedar Key is still the same pretty much.We will have dinner there after spending the day at Rainbow and then on to the Lower Suwannee refuge.
You can see the crypts very well from the river at Rainbow. I talked to Jeff Swoard about killing the infernal weeds, I suggested blackout, placing a black plastic tarp over them, he was already ahead of me, but he will wait till later to kill them.
I suggested he'll want to double the plastic over a couple of time, becuase Crypts can live at very low light levels.
If anyone wants some of this plant, I can get some from Dr Kane.
Regards,
Tom Barr