The Bitterroot had clarity on May 7 and still on May 8 - also terrific caddis hatches! But now the weather has been much warmer and the flows are stepping up. See the charts below.
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Bitterroot River on May 7 north of Angler's Roost |
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Darby gauge station is upriver from Angler's Roost - on May 7 flows at Darby were about 1900 CFS |
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Bell Crossing gauge station is downriver from Angler's Roost. On May 7 flows were about 3,000 CFS |
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Still snow in the mountains!!! Bitterroot is 89 % of normal. |
Links to snowpack and USGS river flow gauge stations are in the right side bar.
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