It can be very helpful to know the Stream Flow Rate before you go fly fishing. Is the water to high for steelhead fishing? Is it low or just right for swinging flies? Find out here. An easy way to get a reading on many waters is to use
Real-Time Flow Data provided the USGS. TSS has conveniently organized the Great Lakes data into an easy-to-use format by State. Simply select a river/stream
from the menus below...up-to-the-minute stream flow data will appear in a new pop-up window. Once you know your ideal flow rate for a specific stretch of the river, it is easy to get a "feel" for the water levels by checking our data.
To View Stream Flow Information: Select a river/Stream from the pull-down menues below:
Flow Data will appear in a new window, once you make a selection from the pull-down menus above.
Data provided by the USGS servers...they can be slow at times...be patient.
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