6:45 am Opening Time
5:45 pm Closing Time
Today was a bit of a luxury, with temperatures finally breaking freezing reaching a high of about 36F. Another treat, the dam was dropped to 350 CFS at 7:00 AM this morning, making for quite an interesting day. Typically never favorable for anglers when we have a drop during the day. Between snow melt, and shelf ice beginning to give way with no support from the higher water, things were definitely a bit of a mess in some areas of the run. Most of our anglers seemed to have a tough go at it today, most with success coming early this morning, before we saw the affects of the water drop. Some of our veteran pass holders, took advantage of the break in the weather and ventured a bit farther today and were rewarded handsomely. The high stick of the day today went 7 for 9 (covering a lot of ground), bottom bouncing egg sacs. His theory, it was all luck, with lightly pressured water this past week. Temperatures will begin to drop back down tonight, with a forecasted 23 F at our opening time tomorrow. And, it's only expected to get colder as the day goes on, projected to drop down to 9 F by closing tomorrow. Saturday, is even COLDER. Please stay tuned for announcements surrounding abbreviated hours this weekend in the event of the zub zero temperatures.
35° / Cloudy
Sunrise: 7:35am
Sunset: 4:50pm
350 CFS Pineville Gauge
535 CFS Dam Release
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