![]() |
Problems At the Caney
I've been keeping an eye on the Caney generation schedule which constantly seems to be wide open for the past 8+ weeks. I've driven out to fish Granville a few times in the past weeks and saw how blown out the river has been.
I heard rumors that there were some problems with the Dam and that they were having trouble with it. Does anyone know what's going on up there? More importantly, does anyone know when they will get back to a generation schedule which includes "0"? Thanks |
Generation .... <'TK><
Quote:
|
Old Hickory has been spilling for a month. I've lived here a long time and this may be the most water I've seen in a late winter.
|
They are making progress on lowering center hill but it's been slow to drop it's down to 633 only 4 ft away from winter pool if we get there you will see the generation slow but if we get more rain might not be wading the Caney till april or may
|
It's been especially over the last few months. They peg the target water level at 630...they'll ease back as it approaches that level.
|
As far as I know there is no problems with the dam they are just working on the saddle dam which is why they are still trying to stay at the 629 level, they can't reschedule the dam risk catagory until the work is complete I got my hopes up that they were going to raise it this year but probably won't be until 2020:mad:
|
Quote:
I am not sure when they will raise it......I have been told it may be 10 more years. They now have to do a study on the spill gates.....there was a news release on it. Regards Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Regards |
I spoke too soon. I noticed Wed overnight they had generation at Zero. I appreciate all of the info.
Hopefully the fish aren't blown out for too long. |
Sluice and spillway gates appear to be closed!
|
it will be another year of warm water and low DO on the caney....just like last summer. Not good for trout or the apex fish.
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 11:07 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.