26 hrs = 1ft.

[merc1997 Bo]

6 hours ago, terryj1024 said:

I think Table Rock winter pool is 908

there is not such a thing as winter pool that i have ever known about.  previous to the mid 90's table rock was always drawn to 900 or lower in the winter to make room for winter and spring rains.  that is why we have such flooding problems now.  flood control is no longer first priority.

bo

[dtrs5kprs]

908 or 900 might not matter if they can't move water through Bull because of the lower White and Mississippi. We might be stuck with more than we want or need.

[Quillback]

22 hours ago, dtrs5kprs said:

908 or 900 might not matter if they can't move water through Bull because of the lower White and Mississippi. We might be stuck with more than we want or need.

Yeah, I fear that you may be correct.

[Ham]

23 hours ago, dtrs5kprs said:

908 or 900 might not matter if they can't move water through Bull because of the lower White and Mississippi. We might be stuck with more than we want or need.

The only good thing about them not running 20,000 CFS is that is that I might get to punch some trout in the face.

[Champ188]

3 minutes ago, Ham said:

The only good thing about them not running 20,000 CFS is that is that I might get to punch some trout in the face.

Now Ham, that's just mean. What did those poor little slicks do to you?

[Ham]

They taunt me by being close, but inaccessible during high water. Give me the right conditions and I'll sore mouth every one I can.

[snagged in outlet 3]

What Ham said!

[Ham]

TR continues to fall (albeit slowly) and BSL continues to rise. Sigh

[gruber]

3 minutes ago, Ham said:

TR continues to fall (albeit slowly) and BSL continues to rise. Sigh

Go stick your finger in the hole.....

[Amery]

So they draw beaver way down, then there are no spring rains. By August you all are criticizing them because we are looking at water restrictions. Have some faith. The flooding would be twice as bad without the dams.