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I have been coming to your great state for 5yrs now. Some times multiple times a year. I love it there. I normally fish Grenada. In March I’ve seen it extremely low and almost record breaking high water levels. Just wondering what’s everyone’s prediction for this year. It seems like we aren’t having as wet of winter so far up north. Hopefully it stays that way.
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:dono Wish I could help. The big 4 have been unpredictable. Lately.
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With the rain we have had so far they haven’t nor do I expect it to get down to winter pool. But the way they have been drawing it down it’s probably going to be close to normal pool level come March. Unless we have torrential rains and the big river gets awful high in next couple of months.
Well considering I have a good job going that depends on the ground being dry then it will rain it's butt off until June knowing my luck [emoji23][emoji23]
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Grenada will be 204.3 on March the 7th 2020 on a slow rise. But I’d just be guessing on Enid or Sardis. And if I’m wrong, I’ll split a Diet Coke with you.
Wannabe...
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Only God knows
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Wannabe, are you buying the Diet Coke, or is the cost to be split?
Gonna be HIGHm!!mm
Quit it. I’m blushing.Quote:
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Wannabe...
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See, now your catching on.Quote:
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Wannabe...
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Grenada is 15-1/2 feet over rule curve this morning. Sardis at 11 feet over curve. It's beginning to look a lot like another high water Spring.
They just closed the gates on Steele bayou, and another one. Means they going to choke them down and got more rain coming. Going to be just like last year if not worse.
In the trees again this year! Man, this is getting old.:banghead
Can’t be much worse... they all was at or close to the spillways last spring. Thinking positively, at least we all had last year to figure them out at the high water levels so if it gets that high again there shouldn’t be as big of learning curve this year. Sounds good in my mind anyways [emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by Cray
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Not the trees!!!!!! I hate them trees........
I like them in the trees, I just don't like them big snakes in there.. especially those ones that blend in and become almost invisible [emoji51]Attachment 364045
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Looking high. Indian mound is under water at Sardis. Personally I like the high water don’t need a boat just waders and a stringer. All this does is make you a better well around fisherman. Adapt to circumstances and pass them on to your grand kids. Good times every year.
The big river is predicted to go to 34 ft (flood stage) in the next few days. If they leave the gates closed on Grenada a few more days, Cray is going to be right.
And the snow & ice melt from up North ain't even got here yet! Bad, Bad, Bad!Quote:
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I have friends that are already put their stuff out from behind the levee. As said, it is mighty early for the river to be that high. South Delta look out!!
We are getting hammered here in Missouri and all this runs right down to you guys. I think I got a pretty good grasp on catching fish in the flooded areas but I was hoping to fish the stump fields again.
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Count on this , live with the rest . Had two years with high water the 14 yrs. I lived on Enid . This is the new expectation . Attachment 364221