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Know the ramp.
Before you launch.

Your boat. Your priorities. Find your lake, compare ramps, and choose a launch that fits your day.

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Same lake. Different starting points.

Choose the launch.
Shape your day.

Launching solo with a bass boat? Compare the dock, trailer parking and approach before you pick your pin.

Here’s how three real ramp reports help you weigh the choice.

Tennessee / Three launches to compare

Center Hill Lake

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What matters for this trip?
01 / Launch option

Center Hill Dam

Northwest / near the dam

Room for your trailerLarge parking

A larger parking area, with a launch approach that can become congested at busy times.

Trailer parking
Large
Dock
Yes
Concrete launch
2 lanes
Launch fee
No fee recorded
Restroom
Yes
Recorded boat fit
Bass boats included
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Launch depth 5/5

Ease of use 5/5

Recorded assessments, not measured water depth or live conditions.

The app describes a large concrete parking lot and courtesy dock. The launch pathway can create congestion during busy hours.

02 / Launch option

Floating Mill Park

Central / park access

A different footprintMedium parking

A smaller parking setup than the dam launch. The record describes room for smaller local tournaments.

Trailer parking
Medium
Dock
Yes
Concrete launch
3 lanes across 2 ramps
Launch fee
$5 recorded
Restroom
Yes
Recorded boat fit
Bass boats included
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Launch depth 3/5

Ease of use 4/5

Recorded assessments, not measured water depth or live conditions.

The app records three lanes split between two ramps. Its launch-depth assessment is 3/5, and the notes flag low-water conditions as a consideration.

03 / Launch option

Hidden Harbor

Western half / marina access

Consider the way outMedium parking

Several parking rows are recorded. Reaching the main lake involves idling around the marina.

Trailer parking
Medium
Dock
Yes
Concrete launch
1 lane
Launch fee
No fee recorded
Restroom
No
Recorded boat fit
Bass boats included
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Launch depth 4/5

Ease of use 3/5

Recorded assessments, not measured water depth or live conditions.

The app describes a concrete lot with several rows. The marina sits between the ramp and main lake, requiring an idle route around it.

Three options. Your priorities.

More context for the decision you already make. Pro brings the launch details together; you choose what fits your trip.

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Selected excerpts from Ramp Report’s existing Center Hill records, last updated May 21–22, 2026. These are recorded details, not a new field inspection or a live availability report. Fees and conditions can change. This website comparison is a Pro sample, not an automated recommendation. In the app, Free includes ratings and directions; facility details are Pro.

01 / Meet your launch companion

From lake search
to first cast.

See the details. Weigh your options. Choose your launch.

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Your lake. Your starting point.

Find a lake, see its listed ramps, and start planning your next morning on the water.

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02 / The details make the difference

A pin gets you there.
Pro gets you ready.

RAMP REPORT PRO
Inside the full report

Know what’s waiting at the water.

Recorded surface, lane count, launch-depth assessments and boat suitability help you size up the launch before you arrive.

Surface & lanesPlan your approach
Depth & ease of useUnderstand the launch
Boat suitabilityFind a fit for your rig

Available details vary by ramp. Missing information is never presented as a verified fact.

Ramp Report founder Alex Wood on the water with a catchFROM THE WATER / FOR THE WATER

03 / Built from the boat up

It started with
the wrong kind
of guesswork.

Traveling to unfamiliar lakes as a college tournament angler meant asking the same questions: Where can I launch? Is there room for my trailer? What am I driving into?

Ramp Report grew out of wanting those answers in one place. A practical tool for anglers, shaped by the people who use the ramps.

The story behind Ramp Report
Alex WoodFounder / Ramp Report

04 / Local knowledge. Growing reach.

Good coverage
starts close to home.

Building depth in Missouri and Arkansas.
Growing across Oklahoma, Texas and Tennessee.

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Reviewed sources. Local contributions. Honest gaps.
Explore currently listed lakes and help make the next report better.

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Built togetherKnow a ramp? Make a difference.Share photos, ratings or useful ramp updates. Reviewed contributions can earn up to 7 free Pro months.

05 / Choose your launch plan

Start for free.
Go prepared with Pro.

Simple access for every angler.
More context for the ones who want it.

The essentials

Ramp Report

FreeAlways a way to the water.
  • Search any supported lake
  • Browse all ranked ramps on that lake
  • View individual angler ratings
  • Route with Apple Maps or Google Maps

Find your ramp. Choose your route. Get outside.

The complete launch picture

Ramp Report PRO

$3.99per month, or $39.99 per year
  • Everything in Free
  • Recorded lanes, surface, depth & boat suitability
  • Parking, dock, fee & motor-restriction details
  • Available ramp photo galleries
  • Community reports & ramp discussion
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Planned US launch pricing. Final price and renewal terms appear in the app before purchase. Information varies by ramp.

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A few things to know

Before you
back it in.

When can I download Ramp Report?

We’re preparing the iPhone app for its App Store launch. Join the launch list and we’ll let you know when it’s available. There’s no payment or subscription required to join.

What can I do for free?

Search supported lakes, browse their ranked ramps, see individual angler ratings and open directions in Apple Maps or Google Maps. Detailed launch information, photo galleries and community reports are part of Pro.

What will Pro cost?

Our planned US launch pricing is $3.99 per month or $39.99 per year. Final pricing and subscription terms will be shown in the app before you purchase through Apple.

Is every ramp detail verified?

We review source information and community submissions, but coverage and detail vary by ramp. Unknown information stays unknown. Conditions can change; always follow current signs and operator guidance.

Which lakes will be included?

Our launch focus is Missouri and Arkansas, with coverage in Oklahoma, Texas and Tennessee. The coverage page shows currently listed lakes; it is not a claim of complete state coverage.

Can I help improve the data?

Yes. In the app, contribute original ramp photos, complete ratings and useful ramp updates. Qualifying contributions are reviewed and can earn free Pro time through our one-time reward tracks.