Heading Up Soon!!!

Ok guys I'm really going this time. lol
Will be in Pulaski early Sunday Morning and leaving sometime on Tuesday..
This will be my first trip of the year. Hooking up with Gottum and a friend from another site on Monday.
I still haven't tied flies. Oh I have hunderds- just no egg patterns.
Since I'll be attempting to find some Brown Trouts I'll need to get busy.
Everything I read says fish the middle down. This is kinda an unexplored area for me. I've always fished around Altmar. I'm sure all will turn out well. I just hope my rusty arm can make a few nice casts. That alone makes my day.
If anyone else will be around and wants to hook to fish or slug a few brewskie's  up give me a yell.
Trutta

You've hit it right. They need to get some fish to the hatchery for egg taking this week so the little water that has been added to the res will bump the flow for a few days. Hope it moves the fish all the way up not just into the lower river ball park area to get beat around some more.
PS give Slayer lots of flieshe is a self admitted bad tyer.
Good luck

Salmo,
 
Good luck. Best time of the year to be on the River. I know where that 20 lb. brown is!
 
Tightlines,
 
OldSalt

 
salmo:
not trying to put you down bro & i know the expense of a long trip but :
Please support the local economy and book a lodge
at $35.00 a night they will appreciate the business and you'll appreciate the nights rest.
as a wise Griz once told me sleeping in the car & eating a candy bar just don't cut it.......

Good deal about the lodge & my bad
hear you about the key thing , been there done that
cold ride with a broken window
good luck and Keep the line TIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!

HT,

Early pilgrims to the SR survived on car seats and Peanut M+Ms, can remember the Silver Star sold out of everything on a Sunday night. discovered and then mourned the loss of Frick and Frack's, and have also seen a tent at Selkirk in 5 inches of unplanned for weather, and ended up in the old elephant beds at the Wigwam. 

Then you get old!

L13

P.S That weekend is looking good, but SSM for me.

Ate at some place called the Paradise out by the Estuary. Not too bad. Other than that I ate D&D and Arby's the whole trip. lol

HT
 
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday!
 
I've brought it up twice with the B+C present, as to why I can't do a music practice that Sunday, and she hasn't been digging out the cleaver and the sharpener yet!
 
Book me a gig, and I've gotta show up!
 
L13 

The fishing was tremendous 79. Frog legs. Right on.

UP AND UP!
23 THE SALMON RIVER AT LIGHTHOUSE HILL
PUBLISHED ON OCT 26, 2007 AT 14:16:39 - EXPIRES OCT 30 11:59 PM

For the Salmon River at Brookfield Power's Lighthouse Hill Dam, Altmar, NY. The following predictions are for flows in the river just below the powerhouse unless otherwise noted.

Information about the timing of water level changes downstream of the powerhouse is included after the forecast.

Recent precipitation has allowed reservoir and flow conditions to return to more normal levels. Please. note this change in the following forecast.


Until 7:00 PM Mon OCT 29, 750 CFS
From 7:00 PM Mon, until 11:59 PM Mon, 1,000 CFS
From 11:59 PM Mon, until 11:59 PM Tue, 750 CFS

All published flows are approximate and forecasts are estimates only. Actual flows will vary and can change quickly at any time. Always be alert and wear an approved flotation device. Never go in or near the water until you know and accept the risks you are assuming by being in this area!

Any changes to this schedule are normally made by 5:00 PM Daily. One or more flow increases may occur during this forecast period. Here is about how long it will take after a flow increase at the power plant for fast rising waters and swift currents to reach the following places downstream.. ALTMAR - 30 minutes; PINEVILLE - 1 hour and 40 minutes; RT 81 - 2 hours and 50 minutes; Blackhole - 3 hours and 30 minutes.


AVERAGE DAILY FLOWS using Excel FOR 2007
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