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meck5150
Posted 2/17/2005 11:00 AM (#28154)
Subject: water levels


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Location: palatine IL		How are we looking up there for snow and ice melt? Are we going to have enough water for another great spawn year? let me know how the water levels are going to be after ice out.
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stacker
Posted 2/17/2005 3:46 PM (#28184 - in reply to #28154)
Subject: RE: water levels


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Location: Fremont, Wisconsin		This is purely speculation on my part. What I can tell you is there was a lot of water standing as well as soaking the turf in the marsh areas just before freeze up, so there is moisture there allready. When it froze, it froze hard and then we got snow to keep it from evaporating. This should help in the flooding of said areas when it thaws. Lets hope for more snow as there is some up north but very little left around here to fill the river. On the other hand, during the last thaw, fremont opened about 1/4 way across the river.
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tyee
Posted 2/17/2005 4:20 PM (#28188 - in reply to #28154)
Subject: RE: water levels



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Stacker, Don't forget the core is going to be keeping the water levels 6" below what they have in the past through June this year!!! Anyone else been involved in these discussions?
Good Luck
Tyee
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stacker
Posted 2/17/2005 4:47 PM (#28191 - in reply to #28154)
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Location: Fremont, Wisconsin		I understand that they will be keeping the level down but if we get enough snow, or run off in general, they can only dump water just so fast. That will keep it pooled up in the marshes. Just lets hope that they dont leave the gates open to long like they did last year.
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Joel "Doc" Kunz
Posted 2/21/2005 12:33 PM (#28358 - in reply to #28154)
Subject: RE: water levels



If we get an average spring and it doesn't warm too quickly, it could be a textbook year.
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hafe
Posted 2/28/2005 11:51 AM (#28738 - in reply to #28154)
Subject: RE: water levels


Here is a site that you can referr to,for water levels in the area. http://www.crh.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/ahps.cgi?mkx&berw3
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Split-Shot
Posted 3/1/2005 12:18 PM (#28808 - in reply to #28154)
Subject: RE: water levels



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Location: Fond du Lac Wi.		I kinda like this web site also http://wi.waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/rt for water levels and temps.
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tyee
Posted 3/1/2005 10:47 PM (#28859 - in reply to #28154)
Subject: RE: water levels



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I like this one as well, and if you fish the Wolf you will be able to read this chart and know when you should be fishing and when you should be here on WF!
Good Luck
Tyee


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