OK, I need some help! I feel stupid for having to ask but I was hoping to get a better understanding of reading the water generation for the White River and the North Fork.
I will be down later in March and I usually Kayak and then wade certain sections while Kayaking if water generation allows. This trip though I wont have my kayaks, and I will be wading a few days before and after a two day guided trip on the white. So I was hoping to have a better understanding of the water generation schedule along with, if I know its up and moving to fast to wade I can move to another section of the river or say head to Crooked Creek (I will add if someone has another river that I can fish if water generation is up I would be up for the suggestion. Not asking for spots just public access to rivers that would be good for trout and Smallies.
I know that the North Fork is easier to wade then the White. That being said I would like to have a better understanding of the water generation and how to read the schedule.
I'm assuming the number that I want to look at is the "CFS"? If so, what is a good range to look at to determine if I will be able to wade safely both the white river and the North Fork. If its not the CFS that I need to look at what should I be looking at and is there a way to know about how many generators are actually running?
Thanks!