San Juan Clave photos

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Nice pictures! Wish I'd been there!

Bill

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Very cool. Thanks, Steve.
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BRRRR... nICE fish... thanks.

jeff

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very nice, especially the wide shots with big blue skies and high clouds.

good lookin' fish, too.

Wow
I've only fished the San Juan one week, several years ago, but I remember it
having a LOT more water. Is winter flow normally this low or is the drought
threatening the river badly?

thanks guys.... nice job steve....

wally

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Larry L wrote:
Wow
I've only fished the San Juan one week, several years ago, but I remember it
having a LOT more water. Is winter flow normally this low or is the drought
threatening the river badly?

The flow was 250 cfs, the lowest it's ever been, so I'm told. Normal at
this time is 700-800 cfs (so I'm told).

The reservoir was absurdly low. I think Bruiser said 70 ft. We drove
over the dam on the way to the Animas.

There've been three years of drought. It may not be a "drought,"
however. Some think it's an end to an unusually wet period.

Draw your own conclusions, but pray for snow.

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Draw your own conclusions, but pray for snow.




AMEN

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BRRRR... nICE fish... thanks.

jeff

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Actually the weather was good most of the time. We never got ice in the
guides, even first thing in the morning.

Willi