Weird weather.  Cold one day with rain, warm the next day with rain.  However, I think the rain is clearing out of here right now.  It’s 9:15 a.m. and the rain has stopped.  Plus, our local forecast is showing the sun starting to peek through by 10:00 a.m. and full sunshine around noon!  And, the temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s.  Unfortunately, back to cooler tomorrow with low 40s.  Then Monday we are looking at upper 40s and into the 50s through Thursday.

Generation pattern has been the equivalent of two units for the past several days.  They have varied up and down just a little during the day.  Unfortunately, they have opened up two spillways this morning and the level of Taneycomo is up to 710 feet.  Not certain how long these will be open.

Gina and Dana on the water this past Wednesday.  Good day for Jacque and his son-in-law

Dale – 11/27/19 – 20″ Rainbow

Jason, who went out with Dana for half a day.  They were catching on the ruby 2, and red or cerise San Juan worms.  Gina’s guy, Dale, a regular, regular, had a wonderful day, on the ruby 2 under a cerise San Juan or an olive brown beadhead scud under the cerise San Juan.  Included a nice 20 inch rainbow!

We have some great sales going on at the shop.  Better get by and check them out!

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