what is the normal cfs for that river cause I dont know what I'm looking at on the usgc. going there tomorow for first time and was wondering. is the river blown if somebody fished it today or do you think tomorow it will be alright. Ben

This year, it will be between 2200 and 2700 for you to fish the Hoh, more than likely. Unfortunately, the massive flooding we had back in Dec. ripped throught the upper river, creating new channels and at the same time exposing new cliffs and sluffs of grey clay. This new kill is really unstable, every rain bleeds badly. The new clay bleeds are just above Canyon Creek, above the old bleeds at Owl Creek. The river is going to be quite unstable this year, it will take some back to back days of dry weather to make it fishable. Not trying to scare anybody off the Hoh, just telling it like it is, as anyone that has seen the color and flows this year will back me up. With the rains tonight (Sat), don't bother, it'll be a grey mess.

Bill.

It's shot below Owl Creek now ... was fishable above that point today, but probably won't be for too long if tonight's rains keep up.

I think I can say without a doubt, At this time the Hoh is blown... Along with every other river around the Forks area....LOL WHAT A STORM WE HAD!!!!!!!

[ 01-06-2002: Message edited by: Nebb ]

The hoh is at 15,200cfs right now and it's going straight up. I'm thinking you better cancel your trip .

~ Dr Pepper

yeah I just got back. the water was dropping at allen bar until the monsoons came. had to wait till this morning to drive home. quite a rain storm. Ben