The fish are still on a feeding binge. Two days ago I caught another rainbow who regurgitated worms and sowbugs when I landed him. Yet, the fish had to eat just one more. Currently, inflows into the lake are 13,000 cfs, but river flows are holding steady at 9,500 cfs. The lake is 93% full, [...]
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