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22.5+ feet above normal!!

18.5 feet above normal.

Charlie drove around Tenkiller yesterday checking where we could unload for today. Sizemore Landing ramp on the point was the only ramp we discovered on the north end that was even close to being able to use. Even saying that you will need to bring a chainsaw and straps to move trees that had washed in during the flood. The water is muddy with a few inches of visibility even at Sizemore. I will say it's muddy all the way to the dam and the further south down the lake you go the worse the mud is. Above 82 bridge is fishable with about 1' vis. Carters Landing area the water looks pretty good and very fishable but no (none) access. Can't get within 1/2 mile of the ramp access due to wash ins. A lot of the ramp accesses are blocked off by barricades throughout the lake and park gates locked as well. Going to be a lot of cleanup needed before any of us can get to a ramp......better times ahead......Ranger

Mark I can't "Like" that report! Thanks for the update.
dj

Sorry to hear that for Redge and all his xkiller cronies- hope the cleanup speeds up for you guys.

Fished 4 hours this morning, never caught a fish. If you get on the lake be careful, lots of mostly submerged huge trees that would ruin an old boys day! I wouldn't recommend running on plane in the dark currently!!

Will add Charlie fished Tenkiller Monday unloading at Petit North ramp which is now open. Headed up lake to find the clear water he had seen Friday. When he got to 82 bridge it was dirty again. When he got to Carters is was just as nasty. He said for Tenkiller water it was non fishable. Talked to some bass fisherman that said they had fished Carters area late the week before and it was clear there as well just as he had observed and didn't have a clue where athe muddy water came from. He did catch 4 nice crappie in the Pettit area after a full day of no catching. Just passing along a report from Mr Tenkiller hisself.........Ranger

Anybody been back out there lately?