The Bureau of Reclamation and the US Geological Survey are teaming up on a study of the South Fork Boise River. Work began in the past few months with the goal of a better understanding of the spawning habitats.
The Bureau of Reclamation and the US Geological Survey are teaming up on a study of the South Fork Boise River. Work began in the past few months with the goal of a better understanding of the spawning habitats.
Flows on Sunday were 1,600 cfs. Then on Monday the flows dropped to 1,000 cfs. After less than 24 hours flows dropped to 600 cfs.
Finally some summer temperatures in southwest Idaho!
After the cool, wet May and (most of) June, the summer weather pattern is starting to take hold and the last of the mountain snow is making it way to feed Idaho’s great rivers. And on this blog we watch the upper South Fork Boise River has it has the heavy influence on the releases from Anderson Ranch Dam and the blue ribbon trout stream.
Last weekend snow blanketed the Boise Front with 16 inches recorded at Bogus Basin. Trinity Mountain in the Upper South Fork Boise River picked up about four inches, but it’s the cool weather before and after that has kept more water stored in the mountain snow than in Anderson Ranch Reservoir.