Yep, You have to check the CFPS . There have been very few days all year that the CR has been wade able . Due to all the rain. Every time the lake has got down to the 680 holding level where they could turn the water off. It has rained and raised the lake level back up. And the generators come back on.

IMHO they could do a much better job managing the water level of the lake
while making the river fishable for a few hours every day. Like they do on the Caney Fork river. They will generate all night when the lake is high. And cut them off for a few hours in the morning , Mid day , And evening. Usally 2-5 hour cycles. Instead of running 1 generator for 24 hours , They could turn 2 on at night. And just run one for a couple hours of the morning and evening.