Great news. The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District, CNPPID, indicates the lake level is at 60.5 percent of maximum capacity. That's up 17 percent from a year ago. The district also stated that the repairs to the hydro plant will not be complete till mid-April. This means we will see lake levels that we have not seen for ten years. Hooray!!! Now lets keep our heads, the district has also removed the limited irrigation restrictions that have been in place over the past five years. Which means irrigation customers can use up to 18 inches of water per acre over a 12 weeks period. Customers had been restrict to 6.7 or 8.4 inches of water over a 8 to 10 week period.
So the good news, the lake level will be up, for a while.
The bad news the level will drop without good rains.
Fishing will be difficult, better learn to jig and plan to loose a lot of them.
Have a great day.
Hip Wader
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Cabin Fever
Well its mid January and I am chomping at the bit to go fishing. Oh, sure I could go ice fishing some where but I'd rather be in a boat. Oh, did I say we are planning a fishing trip to Alaska? Well we are. We where going to go to Seward and Homer and charter a couple of boats are selves. We have changed that plan and are going to stay at a lodge for 7 days. We are leaning toward a lodge near Soldotna on the Keni river. Does anyone out there have any suggestions? Do's or don't's?
We I am still working on this site, so I'd better get back to it.
Have a great day!
We I am still working on this site, so I'd better get back to it.
Have a great day!
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