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PReaux 01-10-2012 07:28 AM

T-Bend rising . . .
 
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2 months of rain has helped tremendously . . . . notice the water flowing downhill . . .

Montauk17 01-10-2012 07:29 AM

Awesome! That will help the spawning fish,can't wait to make some trips this spring!

SaltERedneck 01-10-2012 08:54 AM

yep i cant wait to get up there

DUCKGOGETTER 01-10-2012 09:51 AM

Hell yeah!! Starting to look good

RODBENDER 01-10-2012 09:59 AM

Anyone know the level right now?

weedeater 01-10-2012 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by RODBENDER (Post 374358)
Anyone know the level right now?

162.06

SaltERedneck 01-10-2012 10:06 AM

Is this North or South?? what part of the lake?

Jordan 01-10-2012 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by SaltERedneck (Post 374366)
Is this North or South?? what part of the lake?


looks like Texas side.

weedeater 01-10-2012 10:20 AM

SRA Louisiana level 162.06 1/10/12......Texas 161.4 1/9/12

Duck Butter 01-10-2012 10:28 AM

I am gonna go out on a limb here and say that whenever the Texas side rises, the Louisiana side does as well. Same with the north and south;)

Again, not a physicist or a hydrologist, but I do have a bathtub:)

weedeater 01-10-2012 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Duck Butter (Post 374380)
I am gonna go out on a limb here and say that whenever the Texas side rises, the Louisiana side does as well. Same with the north and south;)

Again, not a physicist or a hydrologist, but I do have a bathtub:)

I have noticed that the level from one side is different at times then the other but I guess their ruler is like their Bogas..... depends on how long it is and how close the lines are, I am also sure the level will rise by tomarrow from more runoff

Duck Butter 01-10-2012 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by weedeater (Post 374389)
I have noticed that the level from one side is different at times then the other but I guess their ruler is like their Bogas..... depends on how long it is and how close the lines are, I am also sure the level will rise by tomarrow from more runoff

:rotfl: Thats true, the Texas side scale needs to be calibrated

PReaux 01-10-2012 11:09 AM

It is up to 9.96 ft. low from 13.00 . . . should be more when all the runoff gets there . . . this is a cove at the end of Six Mile close to where it meets the lake . . . We had one hell of a rain yesterday . . . it was a certified frog strangler . . .

Spunt Drag 01-10-2012 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Duck Butter (Post 374380)
I am gonna go out on a limb here and say that whenever the Texas side rises, the Louisiana side does as well. Same with the north and south;)

Again, not a physicist or a hydrologist, but I do have a bathtub:)

Actually if there's a south wind the north end will be higher and the vice versa, scientists claim it wasn't Moses who parted the Red Sea, it was a strong storm of hurricane strength, and when the winds subsided, all the water rushed back to drown the Egyptian army. But they also used to think the Earth was flat.

SaltERedneck 01-10-2012 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Duck Butter (Post 374380)
I am gonna go out on a limb here and say that whenever the Texas side rises, the Louisiana side does as well. Same with the north and south;)

Again, not a physicist or a hydrologist, but I do have a bathtub:)

i was looking at the picture and trying to figure out what campgrounds... was wondering which bend was up that high. but thanks for your input. :cool:

Duck Butter 01-10-2012 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by SaltERedneck (Post 374688)
i was looking at the picture and trying to figure out what campgrounds... was wondering which bend was up that high. but thanks for your input. :cool:

Not directed at anyone in particular, had to make at least one smart azz comment today and that was it:)

Duck Butter 01-10-2012 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Spunt Drag (Post 374677)
Actually if there's a south wind the north end will be higher and the vice versa, scientists claim it wasn't Moses who parted the Red Sea, it was a strong storm of hurricane strength, and when the winds subsided, all the water rushed back to drown the Egyptian army. But they also used to think the Earth was flat.

Happens at Catahoula Lake also with heavy winds, the south side gets deep quick on a strong north wind, but eventually it all evens out. The world isn't flat?:(

weedeater 01-10-2012 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Duck Butter (Post 374740)
Happens at Catahoula Lake also with heavy winds, the south side gets deep quick on a strong north wind, but eventually it all evens out. The world isn't flat?:(

naa its a big box that we all live in;)


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