Thread: Question

Looks like El Dorado has already risen ~1ft, FallRiver and Toronto have both risen ~6ft each.

Somewhere I've heard the analogy that when fish go to the beds in the spring, and weather disrupts their activities , they will leave the bed but not the bedroom.

Thanks. I suspected this! Where did u find the info on rising water levels?

On the KDWPT website.
El Dorado Reservoir / Region 4 / Fishing Locations - Public Waters / Where to Fish in Kansas / Fishing / KDWPT - KDWPT
Then click on "Current Lake Level".

Originally Posted by Zgrant

Thanks. I suspected this! Where did u find the info on rising water levels?

I am not sure where fishingtim looks for the area lake levels but I always use the corps site. You can find it here, Corps Lakes Gateway: Kansas

Just click on lake levels and it will give you the details from that morning.

Keith

Daily Report of Reservoir Conditions another site ta look at. <*)}}}><

Here is one looking three days forwards in the KC District.

http://www.nwk.usace.army.mil/water_...s/lakepool.fct


For Southeast Kansas lakes I like these sites.

Big Hill
Big Hill Lake

Elk City Lake
Elk City Lake

Fall River
Fall River Lake

Toronto
Toronto Lake

Council Grove
Council Grove Lake

Or just play around on the Tulsa District site
Tulsa District Water Control Home Page

From here just click on the green triangles for the lake you are interested in.
Verdigris River Basin in the Tulsa District

I think the Tulsa District site is better than the KC District site. Its probably because my simple mind likes pictures.

They seem to pull tight to the trees on Toronto.When the lake is 4'-6' high I have had some of my better days fishing.I'll find out Sunday.Good luck to ya.