I guess they are getting ready for a blow out.This is n't looking good for me as I may have to cancel this trip to stay home to clear any possible downed trees and help the wife in case of power failure.And if it's running at 900 now what will it be by Wed.?

yah i'm up in the air about this tues.
the possible storm damage .
leaving the mrs alone.
would that make me a cad.
the wind ripping the flyline off the water.
on the other hand where i have been fishing is great on that kind of water and the fish have everything going for them in the fight.
even the 8# rod and 12# test have little effect if they decide they want to get in the flo and go.
put me down as undecided in the poll.

900 is great for me heading up for next two days, plug rods will be screaming with pics to follow!

Hey jack, i wonder if brookfield read my post from yesterday and decided to bump the water up :) lol...

Its about time they stepped up their game...

John, Something tells me that you are going to be in a pluggers Paradise this weekend!!! Steelhead are loaded up everywhere and with this ride in water they are probably going to be on fire... And at the same time most folks have trouble with 900 CFS ... Wish I could be there with you man go get'em!!!

900 cuts down on available water for wading . I'm still planning on going Sun., maybe Monday if they don't increase it.  If it goes up more than a few hundred of run-off on top of the 900 , just not worth the drive  for me. 
 
 

986 at Pineville on the USGS site, and the slope of the rise says Man made.  They are regaining the storage they lost last week with the rains then.  I'll be rethinking my plans for tomorrow based on those flows.  I know I can fish a lot of places, but not the ones I really want to see, and its a long expensive drive.
 
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I think I'm out unless some chrome is in the tribs

Still to early for me  , but  750  to 1000  is my favorite ..   gonna  be good for the  ones  that can make it up  there...    good luck

Must be making room in the lower reservoir for  expectations of local runoff -that upper  is so low it may take 2 or 3 storms to have an impact.

I really do not like more than 1k and even then would prefer 750.  Just don't  have the tecnique or the knowledge for the higher water.  Might try tomorrow if it is not windy, maybe up north.