Thread: Grenada rule breakers

Originally Posted by Wannabe...

They really rule breaking now. Pulling 5,000 CFS. Bout as much as possible. Think I recall 6150 as the highest I've ever seen.

What is "rule breaking"?

None yesterday. Didn't get out today. I've always heard they have a rule that during any 24 hour period if they get 1" of rain, they have to close the gates. Apparently, the gate master "don't need no stinking rules"

I thought that's what you were talking about. The COE rule on Sardis is that at about 1.5", spillway will be cut back. It is not closed until there is 2" in the general area.

Thanks WB! If your down that way snap a pic. I'm 75 miles away and trying to time it right for me and my son to head that way. I would like to make it before the water starts falling to far down the rocks due to my sight. Just want to make sure the fish are there. Thanks.

I heard a man got a limit yesterday short pole snagging. My buddy was long poling and kept 5 stripes


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Only a couple of trucks on the spillway this AM but it's still almost bank to bank. My link to CFS is down but appears unchanged at 5,000 CFS. The old river run is out of its banks as an indicator as well. They chunking water to the MS as quick as it'll go.

Wannabe...