60s to finish up January and upper 50s today to start February.  We’re going to pay for this some day down the road.  Looks like low to mid 40s into the weekend then back into the 50s maybe low 60s by Tuesday.  Monday has some chances for rain.  Out for the next two weeks does not look like February weather.

Generation schedule is still pretty much the same.  They projected generation over the weekend and they shut it down.  Who’s to know.  So far this week, we have had the normal three to four units in the morning for a few hours, then shutting it back to not quite a full one unit until late in the afternoon, then kick it back up for a few hours again.  We’ll just have to see what the rest of the week looks like.

Jim and Carolyn on the water Monday.  What a beautiful day!  Temperatures were in the 60s with a light breeze.  Monday had four units on in the morning, but it dropped off fast when they shut it back to the equivalent of one unit around 10:00.  Jim had Pat from Illinois out all day.  Pat last fished with Jim about ten years ago.  They had a fair day on the ruby, ruby 2 and stripping the tiger tail.  Mike, from Iowa, spent half a day on the river with Carolyn.  We had a good, fun day mainly on the ruby 2.  Several in the 15 inch range or better, plus like of little guys.  Hard not to have a good day when the weather was so great!.  Mike’s saying for the day was “what happens on Taneycomo….stays on Taneycomo”!

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