Swift *almost* back where it belongs

http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ma/nwis/uv?01175500

Aside from that rather odd blip on Wednesday, it looks like "normal" may
actually happen soon!

/daytripper (might just have to check this out first-hand...)

daytripper wrote:
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ma/nwis/uv?01175500

Aside from that rather odd blip on Wednesday, it looks like "normal" may
actually happen soon!

/daytripper (might just have to check this out first-hand...)

Checked it out for you. Very fishable....couple of brookies and a half
dozen rainbows between 6:00 & 8:00 PM. *Very* few Sulphurs
hatching....no rises. All fish caught underneath on Midge larvae and a
#18 BHPT nymph.

Water has been very warm (72+) due to the overflow. Was back down in
the mid/upper sixties tonight, but could creep past seventy in the heat
of the day. I have no idea what that blip was all about. I took a ride
by the spillway, and it appears they put up a partial set of
flashboards. Maybe they increased the flow from the bubbler to increase
the flow from 57 to 91? I hope we don't get a lot of rain over the
next few days. With all the brookies in the river, I get a little
nervous when the water temp gets over seventy.

daytripper typed:
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ma/nwis/uv?01175500

Aside from that rather odd blip on Wednesday, it looks like "normal"
may actually happen soon!

/daytripper (might just have to check this out first-hand...)

You may as well, 'cause I'll be damned if I've been able to. Freakin'
job. ;-)

I'm going to try and get out sometime Sunday, and someday mid-nextweek
if things still look good.
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TL,
Tim
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