Oh yea it's on it's way

Meh, there�s not much coming. It�s in the wrong river to do much good, sad to say.

Anything is better than nothing

Oh I agree, just seems like it�s either the Nueces or Atascosa that seem to get all the runoff.

My parents drove over the 99 on the way home from the ranch last weekend, said the frio was like chocolate milk and still moving some.

Anyone know just how fast the water is moving? Was planning on going this weekend, but don't know if i would be able to fight the current.

To 99 bridge??? That might be rough and the fishing would stink due to the muddy water. Take your yak to Calliham or South Shore.

I was planning on scouting for ducks, could have worded that a bit better. Have a John boat with a 25, just not sure if it�s worth the trouble.

Prob not much trouble with that. Might be a pretty decent current up the river. If you go to the main lake (plenty hunt around the main lake) then watch the wind speed forecast. Not sure if you�ve ever been, but any wind over 10mph gets the main lake rough. Calliham would be safe though, pretty protected from the North & South.
Mason Point would be protected from a South wind.

Not sure if Doughtry (misspelled) is open now or not, prob not.

I was there last Saturday and saw a guy in a bass buster with a trolling motor. Not much current. As grout-scout said it be better on the main lake. Daughtry is still closed

Did you take a picture for us?

Looking towards the main lake. Center of pic is guy on bass buster. We fished for a few hours till the skeeters got too bad. Caught a few blues and lots of spotted gar on shad

just imagine all those trees under water if she can fill up!

17.7 foot low now, its come up about 11 feet. Been a while since there was this much water in it. Hopefully catch a little more if the rain they are predicting continues. The ground is primed if it stays steady nearly everything that falls will be run off.

Up another foot to 16.5 low with a boat load of rain predicted.