A good site that can help answer this question is the "predicted" height at the LF gauge.
This takes into acount some modeling and measurement of upstream readings. It is interesting to notice the difference in how the river responds when we get a big storm here, but the headwaters don't and when the storm is regional and the headwaters get hammered too.
On Tue, May 20, 2014 at 9:47 AM, TurbineBlade <doublebclan@gmail.com> wrote:
Whoa -- that's a great pocket right behind that tree. Probably 400 smallmouth sitting there, just waiting for someone to drop a blue popper in there!I'd fish it, though I might want a trolling motor.Gene
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