Hey Roger......

[Jig Man]

Keep doin the rain dance!!!:icon14:

 

[Radtexan]

Saw a report from Conch Marina this AM that paint creek had over 8 ".............

We've only gotten a little over an inch all together,,but glad yall are gettin it !!!!! Should help both Ivey and Stamford..

 

[CrappieHappy]

Hope ya get some more rain Roger, and Ml. It's been a steady rain since 10 pm last night

 

[quivira kid]

We got 2.5 inches in about an hour yesterday!

 

[Fatman]

Glad your all getting some rain

 

[Radtexan]

Good news out of Concho Park again Mel.....

Concho Park Marina
Lake level is 1515.73 as of 05:45 this morning. That is 11.58" since Sept 28 @ 1:45.

N Concho ramp 9/28

This AM :Banane44:

 

[Jig Man]

Heck yea... I got 8.2 inches at my house. Talked to a friend out by the Old City Lake that got 11.4 inches. Colorado river crested at 26 ft 5 in. Thats 6 ft above flood stage. What a difference a day makes!

 

[Jig Man]

Old City Lake is full, New City Lake 40 maybe 50 percent full... I think I'll cook some crappie for supper! Thanks Father

 

[Ron Don]

Awesome news guys! Had to work in it this mornin a few hrs. Rain gear doesnt work too good when its over an inch an hour.

 

[Radtexan]

From Concho 7:00 today :cheers:

Sure needed it up here,but glad my neighbors 150 miles south cashed in this weekend !!! Couple of my favorite lake caught some water ..

 

[Jig Man]

You know sompin, I believe you could launch a boat there...

 

[Radtexan]

How long has that been..... Might even find the main lake ?

 

[Jig Man]

Absolutely, but if I was going to the main lake I would put in at Kennedy!!! last summer since I put a boat in at Concho.

 

[Radtexan]

Kennedy is still the place but when's the last time you put put in @ N Concho ??? On the river.

 

[Radtexan]

Stamford and Miller caught some,but not like Ivey..

 

[wtex]

That looks soooo much better. May have to abandon my new fish'n hole and return to my old one. Last time I looked it had caught 16 feet. As glad as I am to see it for fishing. I am thanking the Lord. The Cities that depend on it were scrambling to find water as our allocations were going down and down. Sixteen feet is over a year and a half of water for a lot of people. And that includes what will evaporate. So thank you for tropical storm Miriam. And keep praying we get some more to keep the water in it. And that the water restrictions stay in place so we don't waste it.

 

[Jig Man]

Kennedy is still the place but when's the last time you put put in @ N Concho ??? On the river.

Summer 2011...It has been closed this summer.
Well, look who the cats drug up......