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Friday, May 29, 2009

Big Narly Log

Thanks to Brian Schmidt for sending this in;
There is a pretty big log about 4 miles upstream of Wake-up rapid on the grandjean run of the South Fork of the Payette. Its not river wide but looks pretty ugly.





Monday, May 25, 2009

5-25-09

May 25, 2009 - 12:00 MST
Main (Banks): 8760 cfs
North (Fork Cabarton): 2002 cfs*
South Fork (GrandJean): 3940 cfs
South Fork (Canyon): 4486 cfs*
South Fork (Swirly Canyon): 4979 cfs*
South Fork (Lower): 6759 cfs

South Fork info:
Top hit at staircase getting beefy.
Rodgers starting to wave out
Todds is big but punchable

Gutter is in for 30 sec every 4 minutes

Thursday, May 21, 2009

5-21-09

Main 8500 CFS
Landslide washed out with big waves down the center
Bennets washed out no good surfing
AMF hole is starting to get big on the left.  Start right and move back to center ti hit the wave.

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

5-19-09

Payette River Flowsas of
May 19, 2009 - 15:00 MST
Main (Banks): 8470 cfs
North (Fork Cabarton): 2162 cfs*
South Fork (GrandJean): 3360 cfs
South Fork (Canyon): 3981 cfs*
South Fork (Swirly Canyon): 4549 cfs*
South Fork (Lower): 6309 cfs*

South fork report-
about 4 1/4 on the bridge
hole in the top center of bronco is starting to come out, hole on the bottom right is big and crashing.
left line is maybe out on tight and right but keystone hole is pretty thick
center line in staircase is good water barely over the left wale rock
trimax- blown out
slalom- seamore is HUGE
black holes/rogers are kicking
todds hole is big.
left line is good but bouncy

Main -
bennets is washed
AMF big

Sunday, May 17, 2009

5-17-09

Main (Banks): 5480 cfs 
North (Fork Cabarton): 1782 cfs*
South Fork (GrandJean): 1730 cfs 
South Fork (Canyon): 2171 cfs*
South Fork (Swirly Canyon): 2559 cfs*
South Fork (Lower): 3699 cfs*

SF Notes:
On the bridge guage about 3 1/8th
both wale rocks are out
running left on slalom way more fun, hit in the center above seamore is BIG you need weight to get through it.  black holes are still pour overs. todds hole is good

5-16-09

Main-5500
NF-1934
Canyon-2035
Lower SF-3567

Lower SF notes:
about 3 foot on the bridge
Both whale rocks are out
Just barely low enough to run right on slalom any higher should run left (one rock out one rock covered).

Canyon notes:
Fickle finger of fate is barely covered
suprise is not really a pour over turning into a hole
pit @ big falls is way dry

5-13-09

Main-5680
NF-2008
Canyon-2035
lower SF-3672

Main Payette Notes: water temp 45.7 degrees
Mike's Hole - Great hit
Landslide - Great hit
AMF & Mixmaster pretty much open

 
River Flow Info:

 
Payette River Flows
as of
Oct 13, 2009 - 07:30 MST
Main (Banks): 1220 cfs
North (Fork Cabarton): 551 cfs*
South Fork (GrandJean): 334 cfs
South Fork (Canyon): 473 cfs*
South Fork (Swirly Canyon): 552 cfs*
South Fork (Lower): 670 cfs*

The Gutter Dam Deflation Schedule INNERGEX

   * River flows are an estimate, compiled using stream data from USBR, USGS and Idaho Power web sites. There will be slight discrepancies in the report due to different time intervals from the remote sites. View raw data

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