Does anybody know how to get creek levels for Brashears or other creeks on-line? How long do you think before it could be waded or fished again? If anyone lives close or has any info/opinions it would be appreciated.
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Does anybody know how to get creek levels for Brashears or other creeks on-line? How long do you think before it could be waded or fished again? If anyone lives close or has any info/opinions it would be appreciated.
Thanks
[QUOTE=fishfever;412927]Does anybody know how to get creek levels for Brashears or other creeks on-line? How long do you think before it could be waded or fished again? If anyone lives close or has any info/opinions it would be appreciated.
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Hey fishfever
I live in Taylorsville and have waded Brashears Creek many times
I have never heard of the water levels being on line
Brashears Creek empties into Salt River, when Salt River goes down Brashears will get back into shape pretty quick.
I used to wade Brashears a lot, I"m getting to the age where I"m not as steady on my feet as I once was, and I"m getting a little uneasy about doing it. But it sure is fun.
Sorry I can"t be more help, but the Ohio River holds up Salt River that holds up Brashears. A lot of rain every thing around here is full
Good luck hope you have a lot of fun when it goes down.
Larry
[QUOTE=fishfever;412927]Does anybody know how to get creek levels for Brashears or other creeks on-line? How long do you think before it could be waded or fished again? If anyone lives close or has any info/opinions it would be appreciated.
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[url]http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ky/nwis/uv/?site_no=03295890&PARAmeter_cd=00065,00060[/url]
I'd say wading would be fairly strenuous above 250cfs. It needs to come down another 3 feet give or take. Might be ready by the weekend if no more rain.
Here's the list of all the water they track in Ky:
[url]http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ky/nwis/current/?type=flow[/url]