21,000 Cfs Overnight Tonight

[Brian K. Shaffer]

That includes the gate flow.. 21,000cfs is a far cry from 67,500.

Lets hope things get back to normal sooner rather than later.

Won't be long my friends, Taney will be night-fishable soon.

Brian

[laker67]

Hey Brian, I was wondering about the water temp on the upper lake. Do you have any way of checking surface water temps? Also, I was wondering where the hatchery's water supply comes from. Are they affected by surface water temps from the flood gates?

[snagged in outlet 3]

Hey Rick

There was a post a while back showing divers cleaning dead catfish off the intake grate for the hatchery and it was pretty deep. Phil will know for sure.

Pete

[laker67]

Hey Rick

There was a post a while back showing divers cleaning dead catfish off the intake grate for the hatchery and it was pretty deep. Phil will know for sure.

Pete

I must have missed that one Pete. It makes sense that they would have a deep water supply and not be at the mercy of the surface water temps. Thanks.

[snagged in outlet 3]

I'm sure Phil will chime in.

I saw on the Tablerock forum that guys reported temps in the high 50's with a few near 60. So in that regard we should be okay below the dam wouldn't you think?

Pete

[Phil Lilley]

49 yesterday. This is much better than 40 before the flood.

[Phil Lilley]

For those interested - speed of the current at full tilt the other day was 6.8 mph in front of our place.

[Brian K. Shaffer]

Just FYI, 713.2 and still running 21,000cfs.

Brian

[Phil Lilley]

They are going to run Taney at this flow, level until Table Rock is down to 920 feet

[Fredrick]

how long till its back down to 920 do u think?