I know that a lot of the state has had more rain than they want, but heavy rain out in our neck of the woods has eluded us for the last 5 years or so. We've finally been getting great runoff to our near dry lakes due to some heavy rains. In the last 12-13 days Arrowhead is up 12', Kickapoo 13.75', Kemp 7', Nocona is over full, and Miller Creek is up 20'. TPWD is already restocking Florida bass and Striper Hybrids. We had some big storms last night and more are forecast Friday through Sunday so we're not through catching water yet. It's been a long time coming and a true blessing!

Hey Tony, are there any fish still alive in Kemp? I see the sign on my way to other destinations and was wondering.

Tony, while I'm certainly glad you are getting much needed rain, I hope it all stays in the local lakes and doen't add to the Red River problems we are having down stream over here. Right now Texoma is predicted to go over the spillway this weekend and the Corp can't release much due to high water downstream. We are currently at 636.61 and the top of the spillway is 640. As of last night 100,000 cfs is flowing into the lake and they are only releasing about 10,000 cfs. In other words, the lake is building up at a rate of 90,000 cubic feet per second. AND, we haven't seen the effects yet of the downpour out west night before last. Saw on our news that you got something like 8" night before last. This is like a bad movie! Never seen anything like it.