Normal flow 50-40cfps @ 10ft-11ft Anything above 12ft and 100cfps will be high muddy water. Above that... DON'T WADE
The water is low in this data but better safe than sorry.
Hickory Creek at Joliet, IL
Is the water too high, too low or just right. Before heading out to fish your favorite flowing water, know what you're up against. Might save you some time or help you decide where to go.
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