Historical Stream Conditions

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03-01-2011: Slate is in a pre-spring run off condition. Although it is not in a heavy run off, it is infishable at this time. The ice out was also kind of mild, helping the young of the year have a better survival rate. At this time the summer water flows... click here for more


03-07-2011:   We have had some extreme weather in the last couple of days. Just under 2 inches of rain and 8 inches of snow out of the same storm had an impact on the flow of Pine Creek. Pine jumped to about 13000 CFS before the snow set in. If you look... click here for more


03-07-2011: Slate is in it's second spring run-off, with more to come. Lots of snow and rain in the last couple of weeks have really impacted the local flow rates. Just under 2 inches of rain and lots of snow are keeping the streams running at a very high rate... click here for more


03-15-2011: Pine is dropping and clearing. We have had three weeks of snow and rain, along with melting snow. Lots of water in the ground. Another 3/4 of an inch is in the forecast for tomorrow. Warming weather is also in the forecast. The trend is slowly increasing temperatures over... click here for more


03-17-20: Pine is dropping and clearing. It still has a while before it is fly fish-able. Most of the snow is gone in the valley and southern exposures of the mountains. The Red wing Blackbirds and Robbins have returned along with Canada Geese. Mergansers are waiting for the stocking... click here for more


03-23-2011: More rain and snow. Pine is still running very strong without any relief in sight. The next two weeks are forecasted to bring more snow and rain. The ground is saturated, but still taking on the added rain and snow. Looks like a wet high water early... click here for more


04-01-2011: More light snow over night. We were suppose to receive 5 inches of new snow, but it looks like that might be wrong. The snow should be over by this afternoon. Although Pine is finally below the 90 year average flow rate, we have a great water supply... click here for more


04-06-2011: More rain! ! 1.4 inches of rain along with melting snow has increased Pines flow to it's fourth very high condition this spring. The water was muddy this morning along with a very heavy flow. There is still snow on the mountain tops, so I guess that this... click here for more


04-08-2011; Slate was muddy as the latest storm pulled out of the area. I would imagine that we will see some stream relocations at the 2 mile and maybe the 7 mile. All that mud had to come from some where. Another inch of rain is in the forecast for... click here for more


04-08-2011: Pine is slowly dropping and clearing. Long range weather forecasts are calling for rain and showers over the next two weeks.Temperatures are predicted to start increasing for the next 7 days. We are going to have lots of water in Pine for the first couple of weeks of the... click here for more


04-13-11: More rain. Pine is still clear at this point. More rain and showers are predicted for the rest of the day. We missed the worst part of the storm yesterday. Pine is approaching 41/2 ft. so fly fishing is going to be very challenging. I will update this tomorrow... click here for more


04-14-2011: Pine is dropping and clearing. We missed the worst of the storm. Fly fishers were catching nice Browns and Rainbows in the DHA on Pine. ... click here for more


04-15-2011: Pine continues to clear and drop. Rain is predicted for the weekend. The delayed Harvest Area is fishing well in the large eddies. All action is deep and slow. Nymphs and streamers ... click here for more


04-17-2011: Nearly an inch of new rain raised Pine to just under 5 ft. at Cedar Run. It didn't get as muddy as I thought that it might. It dropped nearly 6 inches over night and is slightly turbid. It will take 2 days to get it back to the... click here for more


04-19-2011: Lots of rain! The first day and weekend of the season is over. Pine and it's tributaries are running very strong. Even with these conditions, some anglers were catching trout. The jet stream is locked over our area, so I guess that we will have lots of these conditions... click here for more


04-21-2011: Finally some sun shine in the Pine Creek Valley What a sight! Pine has dropped below the 4 ft. level at last The first for some time. The water is a beautiful Olive. Some trout are being caught in the large eddies with nymphs and streamers. No surface activity... click here for more


04-23-2011: More rain! Pine is on the rise again. Thunderstorms and rain crossed our area overnight dropping lots of rain. More storms are predicted for the next few days. ... click here for more


04-21-2011: Slate is running strong nwith all of the rain that we have had. Fishable on the upper portion of the watershed. No surface activity reported, but good catches of Brook Trout on nymphs. ... click here for more


Another 1.7 inches of rain set a new stream flow record for this date after 94 years. Pine topped out at just over 9ft. at the Cedar Run gauge. The runs are out of control. Lots of muddy water. I think that we will see some major changes in the... click here for more


04-28-2011: Another 1.4 inches of rain. That makes over 3 inches in two days on top of saturated ground. Of course all streams are blown out. Pine Creek Crested at 19200 CFS. Check out the Photo Gallery on this site. ... click here for more


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