Has the flow reduced with the increase in water levels?
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Flow at Ginnie
Has the flow reduced with the increase in water levels?
The flow seemed up to me last Wednesday the 23rd.
Ginnie flow
I have not been to Ginnie in a few weeks, but in general, the higher the river, the less the flow. This is to say, flow is kicking when the river level is down.Originally Posted by tflaris
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We did our dive for intro class yesterday and ginnie. I couldnt tell but the instructors said that the flow was down
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We only went as far as the gold line this weekend (from both entrances). The flow up to that point seemed only slightly low to me.
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Every time I go to Devil's I think the flow is about as high as I've ever felt. But yesterday I really did think it was up. Forrest didn't disagree with me.
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I went in via the Eye today and the flow was as strong as I have ever felt it. Granted I was holding onto a camera with one hand (it felt like a sail).
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I've done about 4-6 dives in Ginnie over the last few days, including last night at midnight. My experience at Ginnie is limited but all I can say is that the flow is kickin'. It is not much different than when I was here a couple weeks ago nor is it much different than my time here in August. It still kicks my a$$.
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