Thread: No snaggin

Neon and I talked to those guys who were doing the creel survey day before yesterday. They told us their boss had it wide open because he was expecting 5 to 7 in the next few days. They will shut em down hold the water back until the water down stream goes backdown then open em up wide open again. Maybe them fish will bite in the lower.

Originally Posted by jigflinger

Risk of flooding dowstream.

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

What he said, also depends on our water levels as well.

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Ain't they afraid a 2nd ramp might become useable? Guess I'd have just thought they'd close it "if" the rain actually came.

Originally Posted by cray

Neon and I talked to those guys who were doing the creel survey day before yesterday. They told us their boss had it wide open because he was expecting 5 to 7 in the next few days. They will shut em down hold the water back until the water down stream goes backdown then open em up wide open again. Maybe them fish will bite in the lower.

I didn't pay much attention to 'em Cray, I was concentrating on the bite I actually must have tuned 'em out pretty good, cause I don't remember hearing any of that. Then again, maybe I got "Geezeritis"?

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

What he said, also depends on our water levels as well.

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Anytime there is 2" of rain in the area of the (4) COE dams, the spillways will be shut off. The only purpose of our lakes/dams is flood control for the delta, effects on fishing conditions have absolutely no influence.