Texas Fish Report
The Mad was just above 700 cfs Thursday and dropping slowly
by Kenny Priest
12-6-2024
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The Mad was just above 700 cfs Thursday and dropping slowly. The water is turning green with about a foot of visibility. Should be in excellent shape by the weekend. Current river conditions: cdec.water.ca.gov/river/madStages.html
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