Category: Behind the Boats

  • High Water and Submerged Sandbars

    River flow is at 20,100 cfs and sandbars are submerged. We are fully booked for today with no units available and heavy rain in the midweek forecast.

  • High water update

    The Prairie Du Sac dam is currently peaking around 20,000 CFS on Sunday and will begin to fall throughout the early parts of next week. Currently there aren’t any sandbars out on the river but as the river level quickly drops we are looking at a lot better river levels heading into Thursday morning. Currently…

  • High Water update

    We were really hoping the river levels would stay at good camping levels for this weekend but unfortunately the storms gave us too much rain and overnight trips wont be possible for this weekend of June 12th-14th. The high water is expected to linger into next week as well and hopefully sharply come down by…

  • High Winds and High Water Ahead

    Classic summer flows are meeting heavy rain and 20 mph winds today. A major surge is coming, with flows projected to top 21,000 cfs by early next week.

  • Weather update

    The forecast is starting to get more concrete as we go through the week. Rounds of strong thunderstorms are expected to come through our area throughout most of Wednesday and Thursday. Once those storms pass through, Friday – Sunday looks to clear up for nice paddling conditions. As of now, there is a chance (40-50%)…

  • Weather and conditions update

    We’re starting off the week a little wet and stormy. Scattered thunderstorms and showers are coming through our area for most of Monday. The next opportunity for storms is coming on Wednesday and Thursday with Wednesday being a good chance for some heavier storms. The good news is the weather is going to start to…

  • Peak Summer Levels and High Winds

    River levels are at a perfect 6,374 cfs for sandbar camping, though we’re fully booked and facing 16 mph winds today.

  • June 5-7 Weekend Outlook: Prime Sandbars & Tailwinds

    River flows are holding steady between 6,000-7,000 cfs, meaning the sandbars are out in force.

  • Mid-Week Update: Prime Sandbars & A Rainy Friday Forecast

    River flows are in the perfect summer range (7,500 cfs) for sandbar camping, though Friday’s forecast is calling for over an inch of rain.

  • weather update and conditions update

    This week is starting off very nice with sunny skies and low 80 temps through Wednesday! Looks like we have a more active weather pattern developing heading into the weekend. Some scattered storm and rain potential starting Thursday night through Sunday. We will continue to monitor the weather as it develops and post more updates…

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