For a lake that don't fluctuate but 5 ft over the year by the rule curve, it just went up 3 ft.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/31/e8ygypu3.jpg
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For a lake that don't fluctuate but 5 ft over the year by the rule curve, it just went up 3 ft.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/31/e8ygypu3.jpg
Man yall got it made, had a couple of game wardens in Kemper tell me the other day that they always pulled Okatibee down just like they do Grenada. I didnt argue with him just told him to take a drive bout now.
Big jump Scott, if it stays up it will make for some mighty fine spring fishing but thats a bit if huh?
http://www.crappie.com/resources/hyd...s/gnsa1_hg.pngYou got me to thinkin Scott, heres Gainsville, though it woulda been higher than this.
Cant get it to paste for some reason.
Titen up
I would have figured higher levels at Gainesville too. They must be dumping it off on Demopolis. I'm sure the gates at Okatibbee will be wide open tomorrow.
He's right about pulling Okatibbee down, but wrong about comparing it to Grenada. Our floating piers are still floating at the lowest levels.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide