I cant find where they list the flow out of the lake or if there was any yesterday. I could have sworn that there was current on the water yesterday pulling my marker bouy. Caught them OK, but not on the areas that seem to be the norm. Maybe going downstream from and open gate or piping it to Tawakoni. Sandbass were on fire though and had to weed through 20 SB for every 3-5lber...have not done that on that lake before.

I pretty sure they would not be letting water out. Maybe it was so hot you thought it was moving

evaporation current!

I noticed the wind/water blowing toward the dam yesterday morn

Bite was slow for us..


FACE DOWN IN CABO

Cameron would probably know for sure.

I don't know if this will help David.. It shows a little flow-not much.
You may have to copy and paste to your browser--hyper link won't open ??

http://waterdata.usgs.gov/tx/nwis/uv/?site_no=08018800&PARAmeter_cd=00062,72020,00054

From SRA Website:
Lake Fork Reservoir
Reading Daily Value Monthly Summary
Lake Elevation (ft msl) 397.89 397.89 (average)
Maximum Air Temperature (F) 100 N/A
Minimum Air Temperature (F) 79 N/A
Rainfall (inches) 0 0 (total)
Evaporation (inches) 0.38 0.38 (total)
Releases (Avg. for previous 24hrs, cfs) 69.5 N/A
Current Instantaneous Release, cfs) 69.5 N/A

The sand bass were moving your bouy.

it was the forces of el nino

You mean "La Nina"

Gates were closed tight about 0830 Sunday when I drove by.
Don't know about the pipeline.

The SRA Website is still showing 69.5 cfs, which is more than 20 times the draw they were pulling over this past winter and up until April of this year. This, plus the low amount of water coming into the lake from the creeks is the reason the level is dropping so fast. I'm not sure if this is enough flow to create a noticable current.

Depending on where you are on the lake, the wind will make more current than you think it should.

This weather system is for sure a women. A man would never put us through this kind of dry spell.

Now that's funny right there.....