Adieu, Au revoir, Auf Wiedersehen, Adios
No, I haven't closed the Lordville Estate or even taken my gear out of the car but deer season opens Friday and it's pretty much time to move on. If I'm down at the camp fishing, I'll write, but reports are likely to be both sporadic and intermittent. The eastern side of the system remains very high and even without any additional precipitation it will probably be a week or more before you can safely wade the BK. The maxed out release from Pepacton coupled with runoff from the most recent rains pouring in from the tribs makes the UEB also too high for waders. The EB below jaws at 2,900 and the BR at 5,900, are both floatable by experienced boaters but way to deep to wade. If you are familiar with the WB and know the levels you can safely wade as, it is now down below 2,000. There are several places I can fish at that level but I'm probably not going to. Why? The Cannonsville release is at 1,400 and the accumulated silt is being pulled out of the reservoir. It doe