Levels
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Disco Bay hit with dangerous levels of toxic blue-green algae
There are major concerns deep in the East Bay after dangerous levels of blue-green algae were found in Discovery Bay.
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Fishing Through Changing Water Levels with Joe Uribe Jr.
I caught up with the 2015 FLW Series Western Division Angler of the Year – Joe Uribe Jr. – to discuss the approach of locating bass in changing water levels.
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Reservoir releases push river levels higher
Flows from New Hogan Lake on the Calaveras upstream of Stockton were holding steady about 50 cubic feet per second before climbing to more than 2,600 cfs earlier this week.
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AZGFD investigation: Horseshoe Lake fish died from low oxygen levels
The significant fish die-off last week on the Verde River below Horseshoe Dam was the result of a lack of oxygen, and not because of anything found in the river, according to a water-quality investigation compiled by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
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Extremely High Lake Levels Await Anglers For BASSfest
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Edwin Evers will defend his BASSfest title against a full field of 108 anglers competing for the coveted $100,000 first-place prize, valuable Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year points and a berth in the 2017 GEICO Bassmaster Classic at the GEICO Bassmaster BASSfest on Lake Texoma out of Durant, Okla., June 8-12.
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SonarChart™ Live displays depth contour values and adjusts for tide/inland water levels!
The SonarChart™ Live feature allows to create an HD bathymetry map in real time on the Navionics Boating app when connected wirelessly to a sounder. Now it contains two new features that enhance a users experience!
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Extreme Caution Suggested for Lake Users On High Water Levels
The Army Corps of Engineers is urging all visitors to Bull Shoals and Norfork lakes to exercise extreme caution while water levels are high. Campers, swimmers, and boaters visiting park areas should use extreme caution and be aware that certain recreation areas may be closed to the public for their protection. Boaters should be aware that with the higher water conditions objects normally out of the water are now submerged and difficult to see.
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