McConaughy,

[GBRGC]

The McConaughy reports indicate it's worth a trip.

http://www.ngpc.state.ne.us/news/findregion.asp?region=Southwest

This outdoor report conatins no information about water level and boat acess. Does anyone have some recent condition information to share?

Thanks

[collie]

My son and I were there a couple of days after Memorial Day and you could get in at Martin, Divers, North Shore and Vans. We launched two days out of North Shore. The water looked like it was dropping close to a foot a day and that they would pull it down another 25'-30' so that area from Lemoyne west will be high and dry. There were fish being caught off of the flat to the east of Lemoyne, lots of boats. Collie

[Badger 05]

It is actually dropping about a foot/week. Water level info can be found at www.cnppid.com. Click on news and river reservoir data and you can check the lake level since construction you can also check current and past inflows/outflows.

Fishing is: One jerk waiting for another jerk at the end of his line

[PigBoy]

As of right now, Thursday, 3 pm MST, it's filling up, as it's raining.

Praying for more rain.

[PigBoy]

As of right now, Thursday, 3 pm MST, it's filling up, as it's raining.

Praying for more rain.

[PigBoy]

Looks like they got 2 inches of rain in the area over the past couple of days, not bad, but a bunch more is still needed. keep praying for rain.

On to the fishing report. My buddy took his boys out over the past weekend, they got back Wednesday night, they did pretty well on both numbers and size, (biggest was 29" and caught by his 12 year old son). They drifted live bait behind spinner rigs pretty much all over the lake. The lake level is low but two public ramps are open and outfitters near what used to be the lake, will put you in for a small fee.