Mammoth and Lower Twin

Absolutely. The last time I stopped there two years ago on a sunny day the bottom of the lake was visible way out from the bank.

Wow. That's pretty shallow. If memory serves, it used to be a lot deeper. I caught a huge carp there about 14 years ago, in what I remember was about 8 feet of water.

I stopped at the lower lake at Twin Lakes to check it out to-day,the water level was about 6' from shore & dropping & the dying weeds smelled bad. The part to the left of the boat house is already very low with the dock mostly out of the water. As the level drops it is going to be intresting to see how many rod & reel outfits are found. I did fairly well on the upper lake as did the 2 guys with me,only 3 or 4 others fishing.  sam

at the bottom of hill near the lower lake spillway there is that brick shed, i guess there must be a valve to control the release of water.  at the very bottom of the spillway near the road/bridge you'll see a big pipe opening, thats where the water comes out and flows into the creek below the lake.  there must be fish somewhere in that small stream that flows out of the lake.

At Mammoth, the valve is by the bridge near the spillway. sam

Judging from what you guys wrote, it does seem like alot of water to draw down. One thing for sure, it will greatly concentrate the fish. Hope they survive.

I think they are on the same time frame for the weed plan as Donegal and High Point, well atleast Donegal.  They said Donegal will be back to normal pool by opening day so I'd say it could be safe to assume the same for Twin and Mammoth.

How's mammoth looking? I haven't been there since they started draining it.I stopped by twin last week, it was about 3'down from normal summer levels.