Here is a link
http://www.kcra.com/video/26132984/detail.html
Here is a link
http://www.kcra.com/video/26132984/detail.html
Thanks a bunch George I was just about to post that link. I will be on the 5 oclock news. It was pretty cool watching the river flowing that high, and still rising as I was doing my interview and watching them do the other one. But what sucks is all those eggs that will not survive these high flows. There have been many more salmon spawning below the power lines this yr than in the past 5yrs combined. Its an awesome site to see, but these flows screwed that all up.
As far as the flows go, it may be alright. I was concerned about the redds this morning, but after my daily stroll down the river, I believe alot of the redds will survive. In respect to the many redds above the island at Saliors , (which is completly under water now) the higher, faster flows seem to be on the oppisite side of the river, and the flows on the north side, where the majority of redds are, seen even calmer than when the flows are lower. Time will tell.
Get to whats reel
Here is the link to the report with you in it
http://www.kcra.com/video/26136860/detail.html
funny, they had one on the 5pm news with me in it that was a few seconds long, then I guess they updated it and had this one on the late evening news. Its very important that people dont go out in the water, its deep, fast and muddy, you cant see anything. I wanted to fish it right at Watt where we took the interview, there are some really nice seams in the river up close to the bank, but the river is just to fast even for my taste, and I wade in just about anything.
AR just got bumped up to 30k..
stay away!!!
http://www.sacbeecom/2010/12/16/3261...acramento.html
To prepare, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation on Wednesday night doubled water releases from Folsom Dam into the American River to 30,000 cubic feet per second. The extra releases are needed to make room for new runoff.
"We're expecting some pretty good precipitation above Folsom Dam, so we're looking to evacuate that flood space," said Pete Lucero, Reclamation spokesman.
The boosted flows were expected to flood some sections of the American River Parkway, as well as portions of Discovery Park near the confluence with the Sacramento River.
Read more: http://www.sacbee.com/2010/12/16/326...#ixzz18GiTYXbE
Last edited by inclinejj; 12-16-2010 at 03:19 AM.
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