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KenM · 05-07-2019, 08:55 AM

Thanks for update. I can NOT see any such update even if logged in.

Grimms gage was 4.14 ft at 9 am (Tu) and dropping about 2" a day. Might be some showers/thunderstorms Thursday? I'd guess that 4.0 ft would be the absolute lowest for small boats (with some walking on gravel bars) but as we keep saying... the gage downstream is too far away and un-reliable for this section.

I would suggest that JP go down to Teagarden about 6am Sat and measure how high up on his ANKLE the water is.

Oh...while you're painting marks on the bridge, maybe you could install a webcam ? That would be handy.

05-07-2019, 08:55 AM	#9
KenM Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Louisville Oh Posts: 388 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	9am Tuesday Thanks for update. I can NOT see any such update even if logged in. Grimms gage was 4.14 ft at 9 am (Tu) and dropping about 2" a day. Might be some showers/thunderstorms Thursday? I'd guess that 4.0 ft would be the absolute lowest for small boats (with some walking on gravel bars) but as we keep saying... the gage downstream is too far away and un-reliable for this section. I would suggest that JP go down to Teagarden about 6am Sat and measure how high up on his ANKLE the water is. Oh...while you're painting marks on the bridge, maybe you could install a webcam ? That would be handy.