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Forum: BoaterTalk
Date: Jul 18 2007, 18:13 GMT
From: RiverChique

	I noticed the Nolichucky just went up to 1,040 CFS...looked like jumped last night. I've been wanting to run this river but it hasn't had water this summer. Anyone know how long it will hold? Could it possibly hold until this weekend? Or is that just wishful thinking and I should stick with Ocoee plans? Thanks!

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Noli doesnt compare to Ocoee at that level. Skully New

Cool, thanks! Will we see you at the O this weekend? <NT> RiverChique New

yep, I'll be there. Skully New

BS. I hear that from more people, but I think the Noli is plenty of fun down to about 900 cfs. me New

p.s. Without more good rain closer to the weekend, it will not hold or be worth running this weekend. <NT> me New

Cool, thanks! I'll just keep prayin for rain! <NT> RiverChique New

well then, obviously you are in the minority. Skully New

Maybe you're in the minority? BobbyPeru New

well high tail your ass to the Noli then. Skully New

Why, thank you very much BobbyPeru New

for once i agree with you abbeysway New

Noli will drop, but anything over 1,000 makes a solid run Athensboater New

The Noli is definitely worthy of an Atlanta drive at 1500 & up & heard about a new gauge at the Noli put in mtnsport New

thanks for the update on the gage. I've been wondering what happened with that. <NT> me New

Noli is great even down to 550cfs....... donaldholden New

Ran the Noli at 975 and at 2400, and I would not drive an hour to run it at 975 again.  Great scenery, too bumpy. <NT> ezwater New

never knew the ocoee was manky. bankfull1 New

guidin' on the gorge DrJon111 New

<No Subject> <NT> abbeysway New

Yesterday I surfed at Jaws,and played through quartermile rapid for sprinkle New

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