Originally Posted By: Rivrguy
This should be interesting to say the least. https://www.nwrfc.noaa.gov/rfc/ From the 18th to the 20th the flows are supposed to double or more from the present 208 cfs to around 500cfs at Porter. https://www.nwrfc.noaa.gov/weather/10_day.cgi This is not a major event to be sure but it should change things with lower water temps and moving fish inland. Hit the precipitation forecast button and the 240 hrs to see the daily totals. As luck would have we are off the water for a week starting the 24th but it will be interesting to see what happens!


Long range weather forecast says little precipitation through early Oct. in the PNW. We can but hope this holds true. And once again, why would the state hand us further restrictions then last year when the coho run is predicted to be higher? No wild fish above Monte? No Sept. season in marine area much less in the river? You know, when thety don't have to face us in public meetings these a-holes sure know how to screw us over .