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Talked to a friend of mine this morning who lives outside Author City, Texas across the river from Hugo. Said the water was in the cabins. I can't imagine that, stayed there about four years ago for a Crappie Masters. The cabins were way up high off the water on the limestone cliffs. Seemed to me about forty feet or so, don't know. That's unbelievable.
WHAT!!!! Man I can't even imagine that.
That's crazy if it's the cabins we stayed in at winter camp. Tracker your right it's 30-40 easy, from what I remember.
Nip do you remember the cabins?? LOL
BWAHAHAHA yes I remember the cabins. I remember Thursday night, Friday day, Saturday day, Saturday night and Sunday day. Just don't remember Friday night!!!!!!!
Last I heard Hugo was up 35 feet. So water could certainly be in the subject cabins
Too Funny Nip, at least you remember the majority. I believe between 2 or 3 of us we could remember the whole time! LOL
Current level as of 5am this morning is 32.21' above normal.
Last year at this time it was 7' over and the lake ranger told us it would take 3 weeks with the gates open full, to take it back down to normal. If that is accurate Hugo will remain above normal till September! Amazing!
Yes we pulled the cut outs .Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracker123
Water over the padmount transformers
It's definitely in some of the cabins. If I knew how to post pics I would do so.
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Just south of Roebuck lake