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I agree with most of what you say, and urge all anglers to practice basic manners while on stream. But, when boat of any kind (yak, tube, etc.) comes floating downstream and encounters a wading fisherman, it is the boat that should try to go behind the fisherman, not the fisherman who should get out...

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Excellent post on warm water fishing in Texas. Just to make sure I understand your main point, you advocate the use of chartreuse poppers, correct, when targeting Guadalupe Bass?

How long do they typically keep the flows at 0? In other words, how will this affect the river downstream? Any chance trout will survive upstream of Whitewater?

Good work, Ron. Thank you.

Let's not underestimate the brutality of the blizzard Central and South Texas have just endured. It was so bad, public schools in Austin were closed.

Registration is open as of yesterday.

Not a hack exactly, but a way to save a lot of money and to catch more fish: use hen hackle or partridge on dry flies.

Excellent.

Oh well. Given what's happening in Houston, I hate hoping for another hurricane; perhaps some nice lingering storms.

At any rate, it's good that we'll have some holdovers. And it's great that we have Jimbo working tirelessly for the organization. He's the most important holdover.

Did Harvey ever get much west of Austin? Did we get rains along the upper Guad?

We got some heavy rain in Austin. How did the upper basin do?

Makes sense. Thanks, Jimbo.

I'm beating those drums, but I'm also curious as to why so much water was released so quickly from the lake earlier this year. We could have had pool if a bit less water had been released, or if had been released more gradually.

Thank you. I appreciate the information.