Greasy B
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You could probably do it at 200 cfs, 60-100 would be perfect. The river has a pretty good slug coming down it now but it might be right for floating in a couple of days and wadable a few days later. The further upstream you go the quicker it will settle down.
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Love your hall of fame. Good luck with your recovery, the fish will be there waiting.
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A fine fish however you look at it. Good going.
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PM sent
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The USGS gage shows a steadily dropping river and ideal levels. This probably means clarity is good. The rivers east of the upper basin got a big dose or rain this week and are rising. I'm not sure how much gasconade got but there maybe I rise coming down that won't show on the gage for a day or two.
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Best catch ever.
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Fishless days, angling nights.
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My experiences are similar to Al's and my attitude is similar to wally's. I have seen fish on beds as late as mid June but generally the fish will go in a funk for a few weeks then gradually move into their summer pattern. The summer pattern will last until early or mid October, fishing will be much more consistent and predictable.
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Yep, I believe I'm right down the street from you. I'll PM my number . This weekend is the full moon, and last night was my first evening of hunting for BG's. I didn't see much but when I played golf Sunday I seen a bunch of honkers on beds. Mike,
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A couple of quotes I took off the Internet: When the Klamath Dams are removed, they will no longer produce hydropower. About 896 gigawatt-hours (gWh) annually will be lost. (One gigawatt-hour equals 1,000,000 kilowatt-hours, enough electricity to power 200 homes for a year.) There are more than 12,000,000 homes in California
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I suspect the percentage of power these dams added to overall production was low.
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Sad, makes you appreciate every day, even the not so great days.
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That's a fine boat, we could get in a bidding war....?
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Good luck
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The USGS gage above Buck Hollow shows water temperature.
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BIrd call that sounds like a human voice
Greasy B replied to hank franklin's topic in General Angling Discussion
I have always attributed mysterious human like sounds to wild cats, owls or flying monkeys. On the one occasion we did find what was making the noise it was a dog suffering slow tortured death. The dog was on JF. -
They should add a few pot holes.
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I have seen the illusion of rivers running up hill when driving along side them out west. I suspect it's due to the scale of the landscape and my brains inability to discern up from down but I never heard a good explanation.
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We can take the source of the Missouri River further: At elevation 9,396 ft at the Continental Divide and at the border between Montana and Idaho in the headwaters of Hell Roaring Creek. The latter is a tributary of the Red Rock River, a tributary of the Beaverhead River, a tributary of the Jefferson River, a tributary of the Missouri River. Fascinating subject.
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I fished it a couple of times about ten years ago. All lakes are in some state of dying, I believe Horseshoe is about dead as a fishery. At the time a local told me they could have flushed much of the silt out during to 93 flood but chose not to at the request of a local business. It's still a beautiful lake.
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Yes camping and cabins. I'll leave the fishing advice to others who are more knowledgable.
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If you going to camp on the river definitely 11PT. Too many no trespassing signs and purple paint on NFOW. No fun camping in someones back yard.
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Wow what a day, good for you guys. Are those Mitch Craws?
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Yes, similar geology, soil and topography. They even smell the same.
