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Hard to believe our lakes stayed flooded so much last spring and into summer . Nimrod and Blue Mtn are about 10' over fall levels and rising . More rain in the forecast . I figure all the lakes in this area will be messed up for awhile .
Dove season will open in a few days but this rain most likely messed that up too. If it cools down maybe there will be some early Sqirrel hunting .
:dono Hopefully it gets better from here on out.
A tough year year to figure out, for sure.
I have not noticed the high water slowing you down any.
No telling how high lakes will get . I plan to get out and hunt them down once water settles . Rivers are running extremley high today .Quote:
Originally Posted by Fastdrop
Found a few last week. Now the river is 9 feet higher.
Fouche La Fave River above Nimrod washed out a bridge on highway 28 I heard . Level at gauging station went from 2' to 28.5 feet and rising . We are in for high water as it has already rose lake I think 10' . Rain forecasted tonight and tomorrow too ! :yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd
Well you’ve had a heckuva good run this summer so enjoy sleepin in for awhile!
Your kidding right ? Has been a few days and already feeling withdrawls .:Rofl Once water settles I will be on them like Donkey Kong . Live scope them right out in the flood water .:fishQuote:
Originally Posted by blueducklane
Almost time to get some venison for your freeezer,,,,,
Fourche LaFave River at Gravelly Click on the link for the data
This is gauging station on river above Nimrod Lake . If I see it right 12'' of rain this week ! River flow normally 2' and is 28' . It is still raining and lake will rise alot more .
I waiting to check out Dierks. Went there last Friday to check out camping spots and it was high then. No telling how high it is now. Just got a new Live Scope and it's killing me. Maybe I can practice with it on Wilamena Lake.
are you around the mena area? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by el Rojo
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by mage