Water levels Continue To Drop

[KFDM COOP]

[Guest Jody]

This must be Toledo Bend. I assume it's from the 180 inches of vacuum being pulled from Orange.......

[bronco1]

Dang, thats crazy!.

I heard it was bad.

[Tiger90]

Where is that at?

[KFDM COOP]

Rayburn i think.

[vp93]

I don't think it's Rayburn. Last I knew you couldn't have private docks on Rayburn.

[wtmoody8]

I'm pretty sure its the angelina river, the water level was almost to nothing before the rain

[Castor27]

I don't think it's Rayburn. Last I knew you couldn't have private docks on Rayburn.

Not sure about the picture, but the policy at Rayburn is that you cannot have a permanent dock. You can have a dock that you can remove from the water. I think the policy is it has to be removed every 7 days, but if you are using it and it isn't an eye-sore then they usually don't say anything if you go past the 7 days. The picture looks like one of the removable kind.

[KFDM COOP]

After all that heavy rain up north the last 2 weeks the lakes are still low? :shock:

[tvc184]

After all that heavy rain up north the last 2 weeks the lakes are still low? :shock:

Not far enough north.

[KFDM COOP]

Dang i saw some big rain totals pretty far north. Did see on the SETX outdoors report Rayburn was close to normal.

[tvc184]

The feeders into Toledo Bend are about 40-50 miles north and about 20-50 miles east of Rayburn. I guess it didn't rain for enough north and east.

[CATS80]

RAYBURN IS AT 163.2 ITS ONLY A LITTLE OVER A FOOT LOW