with 3-4" south of Topeka, it's bound to come up. Best thing that could happen to that lake,:twocents assuming it doesn't wreak havoc with any of the spawn.
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with 3-4" south of Topeka, it's bound to come up. Best thing that could happen to that lake,:twocents assuming it doesn't wreak havoc with any of the spawn.
http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=top
Yuup, as of 8 AM today it's 13-14 feet above normal at Wakarusa
looks like eastern 2/3 of the state bout normal Toronto and elk city out to be ripe for the pickin
I went to Clinton yesterday and went up the lake to see where the muddy water transition is. The best I could tell it is at the chimney to the west state park boat ramps and will be moving Ear towards the dam. The shore lines are up in the weeds that grew up with the low lake levels.
I was going to try along the weed lines but 35-4o MPH SW winds kept me from trying them. The lake is up withing 4 inches of normal pool and should be full by Monday unless the COE decides to open the gates more.