[coult45]

Spring is coming! Looks like the rockies are getting more snow today, so I thought I'd share this link with you all.

I found a database of these maps on here, but here is the Lochsa specific map.

This compares snotel snow depth sites with current and historical data side by side with current and historical river flows (cfs). Very cool and fun to play with, and its looking like it should be a great spring run on the Lochsa.

https://www.usbr.gov/uc/water/hydrodata/stf/Lower%20Snake/Lochsa%20R%20nr%20Lowell.html

Check it out!

 

[JustinJam]

When is the lochsa about done? Gonna be thru there around mid June with my 16'

 

[NoCo]

I caught 5ft last year at the end of June. Have fun.

 

[MT4Runner]

When is the lochsa about done? Gonna be thru there around mid June with my 16'

Usually on its way down, but I'm usually there the 1st and 2nd weekends of June, and always have fun flows. 2-3' is more typical for the 2nd or 3rd weekend of June.

I caught 5ft last year at the end of June. Have fun.

Yeah because there was CRAZY rain that week. That's an unusual flow that late in June.
Actually there was an unusual amount of rain most of June 2020.