Month: July 2020

Thursday night update: drops in water levels out of Castle Rock earlier so we’ll get a little breathing room here by Saturday night. Wednesday evening update: Man, this is so painfully similar to a few weeks ago when we called trips as good to go, but then I undershot the actual water levels. It was…

Water levels are holding mostly steady or dropping so we shouldn’t have any trouble keeping the sandbars we’ve got. Rain this week was less than expected and the forecast through the weekend looks pretty great (maybe a little breazy Sunday). Sandbars, while smaller than normal, are out there. Should be a pretty good weekend!

Monday morning update: Water levels are continuing to recede. It’s a little tight today and tomorrow but we’ll start getting some more breathing room by Wednesday and that should get us to the start of the weekend. Beyond that, still questionable. It depends almost entirely on what happens with the rain tomorrow (Tuesday). The current…

Wednesday Afternoon Update It’s official – sandbars will be gone for a few days starting Friday Dams upstream just started pumping out more than enough water to shut us down and it’s likely to go higher yet. We’ll have great conditions until early Friday morning (water will start rising overnight) but by Friday night there…

Saturday afternoon update: Storms held off today, that was nice! Water levels up north have peaked and should start receding down here on Monday evening into Tuesday. If the current forecast holds, we should have plenty of sandbars for this coming weekend. Previous update: Thursday’s rainfall was substantial and statewide. Water levels have come up…