just answered one of my own questions. It looks like the CFS gauge is out of commission for a bit but the gauge height is working (which probably isn't in correlation with the husum stick)/

Typo: meant to say tribs.

T'wood indeed.
Rattlesnake and Buck creeks would be your major "tribes".

Disclaimer: sarcasm is about to be employed in the post below

Aside from the mysterious, unique nature of the White Salmon's spring fed drainage, you got the irrigation.

You'd need that real time guage to be where the stick guage is.
Really it would be sweet to have a guage at the Truss that correlates w/ the one in Hussum, but I'm not exactly sure how you would set that correlation.

Honestly, the fact that online flows aren't reliably accessible just adds to the allure, imo. All you need are a few avid boater friends who live down there. Text two or three of them and ussually one can provide you w/ a recent drive-by reading.

BACK IN THE DAY (yup- THE REAL back in the day. Skeptics can skepticize all they wants. FOR REAL.), We called phone numbers that rattled off the listings of river guages as a pre-recorded message. Those who wanted to be more organized about it typed out a list in the order they were rattled off by the recording, had a stack of these photocopied, and sat with phone on ear writing down the values for each river guage, each day that you called.

We've come a long way, got forecast graphs and all sorts of data. Stop acting like a bunch of spoiled brats.

Ok ok, yes, I'm one of the worst "spoiled" brats out there. Still, the Mighty White Slammin Salmon runs pretty much all the time. Just go down there and put on.

And another thing- Get A Job- Jed!

Thanks for a detailed yet succinct explanation.