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For years I did not pay much attention to river flow levels. If i had
some time to fish I just showed up and whatever was happening, whether at flood or dewatered, I was there and made the best of it. But the last few years, and especially since I bought a streach, Ive been paying much more attention. Washington state has a pretty extensive set of flow and temp measuring stations linked by telemetry to a website. https://fortress.wa.gov/ecy/wrx/wrx/...asp?sta=32B110 What are other States doing? Where do you go for current flow data? How close to realtime is the data you can access? Dave |
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