How low can it go?????
 

I have only seen this gauge below 1 foot only one other time.:eek:

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Re: How low can it go?????
 

The river is low, slow, and very clear. The other day, I took a walk across the free bridge and was amazed at being able to see to the bottom. On the downstream side of the piers, there were small fish shaped like young SMB that were pecking at the leaves coming down and other things on top. I'd estimate 6-8" fish. There was one school of about a dozen on the deep side of the pier closest to Easton and a pair of them on the shallow side of that same pier. The pier on the P'burg side is completely out of the water with about 8' of rock exposed on the river side.

I was a bit surprised that there were no larger fish cruising around and no bottom dwellers either.

Re: How low can it go?????
 

We need alot of rain and maybe some wind. We need a N'oreaster to drop 10 inches of rain on top of us. We need the wind to get rid of the rest of the leaves!

Re: How low can it go?????
 

We might have to put these NJFishing.com M&G's aside and start getting together for rain dances...:eek:
The fish are getting thirsty:D

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Lol. :D

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It's a know fact that the NJFishing.com Rain Dance Event brought an end to the drought that parched New Jersey in 2010.

Here's a pic from that epic meet-and-greet:


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Re: How low can it go?????
 

I'm down for the rain dance!!!!!
The fish are thirsty and so am I!!!! Then again, I'm always thirsty!!!!! We'll probably get a BLIZZARD in November, no worries. LOL! The temps are pretty FUCOCKED these days.