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High and rising. COE forecast to crest about 358 msl on April 5 barring any rains. Spring level is suppose toi be 345 msl. Looks like it will be messed up through the spawn . Might get lucky and get lowered before spawn is over. Best we can hope for is late April normal levels.
Guess Dardanelle will clear in a few days and be good for camp weekend unless it rains alot.
Wow all we can hope for is things get better. I hoping to come over there and fish soon too. Sure hope Dardanelle ge t right by camp time.
Dardanelle Creeks clear up most time within days when the COE pulls water on the Arkansas River.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gindog
Just crossed the Arkansas River at Toad Suck and they are sho nuff pullin' water right now!!!
We've got the exact opposite problem around here, west of Fort Worth. My home lake is 5 feet low, the next lake south of me is 13 feet low, and a couple of other area lakes are almost 20 feet low.
"How highs....... the water mama ?"
"She said its 3 feet high and rising."
Well, the hives are gone,
I've lost my bees
The chickens are sleepin'
In the willow trees
Cow's in water up past her knees,
Three feet high and risin'
Yea........... Man !Quote:
Originally Posted by RCC
That's it right there!
Got on KSSN 95.7 for a while...
Finally made my way back to the Wolf!
Country aint Country no more...
Wish I had a better idea of how high it has to be at Nimrod to be:
-At the top of the launching ramp of Sunlight Bay
-Parking lot underwater there
-Camp sites in peril
355.97 right now and rising. Seems that the slightest shower in the west part of the state will rise Nimrod by five feet.
Looks like a 'normal' wet year in the Spring in Arkansas. Nimrod has been 10-30 feet high from March to June every year in recorded history, except for last year. I did well last year. But never when the water is this high. I can hear my late uncle say "Can't fish now, boy, there's too much water"........
Duck hunting water in crappie season, crappie water in duck season, we's all messed up :dono
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Originally Posted by Buckrub