Low Water?

[da.bell]

Man, that sucks. Oroville is still open. Prob not after work, but def not to bad a drive on the weekend.

That would be a weekend excursion for me... 2 hours to get there and then another 2 hours back. Can be done.

[ragboy]

Bummer, 2 hours. I had to drive 4 hours to merced for worlds, I forgot how little I drive now.

[yllw20]

we had those last summer most of our local lakes were 15' low this year they wer 15' high. It comes and goes hang in there and ride when you can.

[kana12]

here in central texas the lakes never realy change that much. maybe cause the lake 5 min. from my house is used to cool the power plant... i dunno. sorry guys that realy suxs..

[da.bell]

we had those last summer most of our local lakes were 15' low this year they wer 15' high. It comes and goes hang in there and ride when you can.

I would be happy with 15 feet below the highs... However, right now compared to last year at this time, the lake is 60 feet shollower and I just found out that the entire lake is going to a 5 mph zone because of all the hazards....

[tigeblue]

I would be happy with 15 feet below the highs... However, right now compared to last year at this time, the lake is 60 feet shollower and I just found out that the entire lake is going to a 5 mph zone because of all the hazards....

I hope it has a chance to fill up next year...being so low and all

[da.bell]

I'm doing a rain dance this Fall. This is crazy and the last time the water was at this level was 2003????? But, that level wasn't until the end of the boating season. We are still in the season.

[dogbert]

Don't forget the pics

[chpthril]

I'm doing a rain dance this Fall. This is crazy and the last time the water was at this level was 2003????? But, that level wasn't until the end of the boating season. We are still in the season.

We got real low in 2002, but not this low Our sandbar, at the hottest/driest part of the season is usually just above knee level. 3 weeks ago, it was an ISLAND

Our low levels are caused by a bad drought in the mountains where these rivers start.

[da.bell]

I think Texas took all the water...

[dogbert]

I think Texas took all the water...

Hey, I offered up all our excess (and there was a lot of it), all y'all (I've always wanted to say that) had to do was come and git it!

[anhaney]

Hey, I offered up all our excess (and there was a lot of it), all y'all (I've always wanted to say that) had to do was come and git it!

How far is Buchanan from Austin. I am going to be in San Antonio and Austin in two weeks for work. I can try to get some then. Maybe I can lasso a lake and have the plane pull it back.

[dogbert]

How far is Buchanan from Austin. I am going to be in San Antonio and Austin in two weeks for work. I can try to get some then. Maybe I can lasso a lake and have the plane pull it back.

Dude, I live just outside of Austin (Cedar Park) and we go out on Lake Austin quite a bit during the week. San Antonio and Austin are about 70 miles apart and Lake Buchanan is 50 min from Austin. Need some of those oil guys to build some H20 pipelines and we can share in good times.

[Razzman]

I'm doing a rain dance this Fall. This is crazy and the last time the water was at this level was 2003????? But, that level wasn't until the end of the boating season. We are still in the season.

That's why we're using Don Pedro now instead of Hogan, lot's of water still. Check out the pic of my buddies wife, wait, no check out the water line in the background, yeah that's it! Notice it's down about 75' and still lots of water. This was taken weekend before last.

[anhaney]

Dude, I live just outside of Austin (Cedar Park) and we go out on Lake Austin quite a bit during the week. San Antonio and Austin are about 70 miles apart and Lake Buchanan is 50 min from Austin. Need some of those oil guys to build some H20 pipelines and we can share in good times.

I am going to have to start taking my board on the plane with me so I can go ride with other when I am there on business.