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    We are headed down on the 27th for our D'arbonne trip. I know mum is the word since Crappie Master's will be in town just days before we arrive.
    Can someone give me the latest water temps? Is she muddy, slightly stained, or clear?? If you like to send me a PM instead, I fully understand. Any other information that you would like to share is greatly appreciated. Been watching the water levels, and she is just a bit over normal pool.

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    A very good Question --- A week and half ago the temp was 50 and we have had several warm days and only two nights in the 30s --- Monday night between 10 and Midnight we got 3 inches of rain... Up Corney way the water is always cleaner , but all the muddy water coming down Middle Fork and the Bone Bayou will get things stirred Up. Folks are catching a few from the Channel edges but the Shad are Vacating the channel for the flats -- Bring Minnows
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    Quote Originally Posted by bandchaser View Post
    We are headed down on the 27th for our D'arbonne trip. I know mum is the word since Crappie Master's will be in town just days before we arrive.
    Can someone give me the latest water temps? Is she muddy, slightly stained, or clear?? If you like to send me a PM instead, I fully understand. Any other information that you would like to share is greatly appreciated. Been watching the water levels, and she is just a bit over normal pool.

    Thanks,
    Brian
    Lake is a couple of feet above pool, water temp is around 52, water clarity is moderately stained. Anything else just holler at me. We been getting a LOT of rain and wind.

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    I'm only seeing a lake level of 81.4 ft as of 08:45 a.m. today. Normal pool level is 81.00 if I'm not mistaken.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bandchaser View Post
    I'm only seeing a lake level of 81.4 ft as of 08:45 a.m. today. Normal pool level is 81.00 if I'm not mistaken.
    You are correct, water level has been fluctuating so much here lately I guess I havent noticed. At my ramp if the water is up to the pier then it's high lol

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    I hope you get some nice weather while your down. Cause its bad here, cold, rain, and wind every day.

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    Normal Pool is at 80 Feet -- the forecast is 4 to 6 inches this weekend and it will be enough to close the ramp at Stowe Creek and water in the Parking Lot at 33.. There was a Crappie Tourney Monday and I had a Dentist app. -- I stopped and talked to Two men that said those that caught were catching smaller fish on the channel Edge and they did not find fish on the Flats -- Both of them was running Live Scope Sonar

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    Fellas, not trying to be argumentative, but the lake level website above states that normal or full pool level is 81.00 feet.
    We were down there last year right after the Crappie Master's and the lake was very close to being closed down, it was over 83ft.

    Crappie Master's has been in town most of the week pre-fishing for the tournament that begins Friday.

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    I use NOAA by the National Weather service that shows all River Gauges and Lakes on the National Maps -- I dont know how to Post it Here but the Predicted level will be at 82.5 feet on the 25th

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    FOL, what about the improvements at the spillway. Are they open as needed and how high is the Bayou behind the spillway. Big Muddy still rising so things will be held up behind the spillway for 2-3 weeks minimum. I'm in sola itching to make a trip to the Bonne. Gotta get some warm nights there. Been in the low 70's here in Gonzales. The Corps will open the Bonnet Carre Spillway at Laplace March 8th. The untold story is that the Mississippi River bottom is rising as well as many new sandbars are developing upstream holding the water and when the flow slows, silt is dropping out to the bottom. This situation is breeding on itself. Federal funds for strategic dredging have been reduced compounding the problem. Fact is that this situation is happening without a doubt and with the Corps, it out of sight, out of mind. I can go into factual detail but the biggest catastrophe in this nation's history is developing like NOW.
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