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    Default Don't understand C.O.E. thinking


    Does anyone understand the C.O.E. deciding factors on how much water to release from it's dams?
    Clinton lake is 4 1/2 feet low, yet they increased the outflow from 7cfs to 21cfs despite in inflow on the Wakawusa is only 1cfs.
    Are they concerned that Clinton will fill up too fast

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    I quit trying to understand the C.O.E. years ago.Screwed up many of spawns.

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    Same people that regulate taxes and health care SS, medicare, all the programs that are going down the tubes. What do we have to look forward too. Failure at best.

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    agree 110% with bd40 but with that bein said when they build these dams they have to promise people down stream a certain amount of water all the time 14 cfs second ain't jack the 1500 2000 cps you need to be worried there is more evaporatin a day than 14 cfs
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    If Clinton stays low for a few years it will b great for the fishery, when it fills back up the new shoreline growth will provide great cover for the yoy, a couple years later it will be a fishing bonanza

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