Month: August 2017

This late in the year we’re seeing the usual late August water levels which means more sandbars than you’ll know what to do with. The easterly winds play a little havoc with the Prairie Du Sac dam as the wind starts pushing the water around and the dam fights to keep those shifting water levels…

Sounds like the jet stream is heading south which means we’re about to get warmer with more humidity sometime this week. That also means we’re going to see more rain and storms come through which has been surprisingly uncommon so far in the last month. This Wednesday night looks to be the big one with…

Water levels have dropped back near long term averages i.e. the sandbars are out in force. Long range forecast also looks excellent with only Thursday afternoon/evening having a chance of rain, everything else is sunny in the low 80s. This is downright ideal conditions. We’re sold out this weekend and will likely sell out the…

Everyone says this every year but, summer is flying by. We’ve only got a handful of weeks left in the summer canoe camping season though people are certainly taking advantage, we’ve been sold out for the upcoming weekend since early July. Weather forecast could be better, but it could also be worse. Highs in the…