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Canyon Reservoir Advisory
May 6, 2019

Canyon Reservoir is currently at 909.62 ft. The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, under the direction of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, will increase the water release rate at Canyon Reservoir to 780 cfs at 6 p.m. today, May 6, 2019.

In general, releases from Canyon Reservoir will be comparable to those measured upstream of the reservoir at Spring Branch. Releases from Canyon Dam are based on current inflows and rainfall.
Property owners, recreationalists and other stakeholders should take notice of the changing river flows. Additional information about Canyon releases and other stream flow data may be found at https://bit.ly/2NI2HTz.

Stacy Lynn gave a great presentation on casting at our meeting held on the Guadalupe River at Cypress Bend Park.  The theme of her presentation was accuracy and how it affected your ability to catch fish.  She covered accuracy from how and where the fly should land to how the leader and fly line work together to make the cast.  She demonstrated on the water the phases of the cast and how trajectory, speed and aim point  made a difference in accuracy of the cast.  As alway, she was confident, assured and at times funny in her presentation.  She also demonstrated some casting accuracy practices that we could do at home.

By the time the meeting was over, it was DARK OUTSIDE and all the river noises were heard(frogs etc).  Thanks Stacy, you did a great job.

See some pictures of the event below!!

When you’re casting a nymph rig or any sub-surface set-up, the water haul is a great way to avoid uncomfortable, potentially dangerous false-casting. Pete Kutzer shows you how

https://www.facebook.com/orvisflyfishing/videos/2368185953507168/