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In 2009 it hit 223.69 at the dam inlet. Since that time it hasn't come close but we're at the highest point since then at 221.27. Somehow me thinks the higher water levels (2 years in a row now), the limit decrease, and the high number of short fish being caught portends well for the near future.
Probably dead on. (2017)
I'm likeing it myself.
EXACTLY!!!!! It spread out the spawn a bunch this year. Fish were scattered more than I've seen in the last three-four years. Should be good for 2017 and beyond.
Mother Nature has her ways of taking care of things...
Yada-Yada-Yada!
high water can be nothing but good for the fish....
Yep, it will be good starting next year at Nader, turning back a BUNCH of 11 to 12 inch fesh!!!!!! Actually wrote an article on this earlier today for the newspaper.
I don't know about y'all but this thread has really impressed me. I never woulda thunk anyone on here could spell portends, much less use it in a sentence correctly. Hehehehe.
Wannabe...
Well, I had to Google the definition! :)
Portend - When you catch one fish and portend it was ten.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
So the high water levels are strictly Mother Nature's doings? The Corps has nothing to do with it? I've only been at this a couple years, but the water levels at Enid were so much higher this year than last that I've been very curious to know if this is due solely to more precipitation this spring.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBlue
Boatbottom's got jokes. Just you wait till MSDWFP lowers the limit to one. We'll see who's laughing then.
Wannabe...
Mother nature with all the rain plus the COE....they hold water back, and regulate how much they let out and when to keep from flooding the delta....These are flood control lakesQuote:
Originally Posted by Firebug2006