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    Default American R. Flows?

    I do not live in Sac. but I read that the flows this past weekend were going to be at about 8000! Have the flows come down yet? What is the water color, temp, visibility? I was thinking of trying to get up on the river one day this week if it would be worth it. Thank you for any info you can give me.
    Campbell

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    As of Monday , Feb. 14th , 2:00 PM , the river is at 3390 CFS - a few more days and the wading will be better . David

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    Thank you. Where are you finding the current flow info? is there a web site? Thanks Again.
    Campbell

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    For flows on The American River go to:
    http://cdec.water.ca.gov/river/americanStages.html
    Tom Moore

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    Looks like 2400cfs now.
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    I have only fished the American when the flows were below 1500. How difficult would it be to fish (drift boat) at the current levels, and what is the visability with all of this rain?
    Thanks
    Campbell

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    I have only fished the American when the flows were below 1500. How difficult would it be to fish (drift boat) at the current levels, and what is the visability with all of this rain?
    Thanks
    Campbell

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    Fished the "A" today. No fish, but the river is in great shape. It was running around 2,500cfs and very clear. Good luck if you go Campbell.
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    mike

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    Thanks for the report Mike.
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    Anything around 3,000cfs or lower is great.

    2,000cfs is ideal for wading.

    Less that 2,000 is OK but the fish get a little spooky.

    Over 5,000cfs can be dangerious
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