February 12, 2025

Fishing Report for 02/12/2025-We had a handful of anglers join us today on the run, all showing up at or close to the noon hour.  Once again, the middle to the lower portions of the run was where they all chose to fish.  Success was the appropriate word again today for all anglers I spoke to, with numbers brought to hand ranging from a couple to double digits with one angler reporting a chrome hen of around 12 lbs. Our weather for the next 24 hours will take many forms as the current temperature will slowly rise thru the evening with some scattered snow flurries, turning over to sleet / ice just after midnight and then projected rain for several hours beginning around 3:00am before turning back to snow after sundown.  The winds currently from the E/SE will move to S/SW and then primarily Westerly in the late afternoon tomorrow, anywhere from 15-18 mph in the early morning, but jumping to over 20 mph when the wind becomes Westerly. The flow from the dam moved down from 350 cfs to 295 cfs around 10:00am this morning where it’s scheduled to stay thru 11:59 tomorrow evening.  The Pineville Gauge is currently at 419 cfs.

25° / Clouds

Sunrise: 7:07am

Sunset: 5:30pm

419 CFS Pineville Gauge

295 CFS Dam Release

Clouds