Lake Nacimiento

[kevnmcd]

Spent the weekend in Paso Robles and wanted to check out the lake level. The gates were open and letting out water it was so full. Here are a few pics I took.

 

[charlyox]

Great pics. Thanks for sharing. The boaters are going to love that.:thumbup:

 

[Flying_Lavey]

It really irritates me that they are still letting out water over the spillways. At this point, there is no real need for that. The lake was pretty much at 100% and now it's down a good 10' to 12'.

 

[Runs2rch]

It really irritates me that they are still letting out water over the spillways. At this point, there is no real need for that. The lake was pretty much at 100% and now it's down a good 10' to 12'.

They have to do something to make sure all the stupid sheep believe we are in a drought!!!

San Antonio should be coming up with them letting that much out right?

 

[Flying_Lavey]

They have to do something to make sure all the stupid sheep believe we are in a drought!!!

San Antonio should be coming up with them letting that much out right?

Yeah really.

San Antonio is not downstream of Naci. They have their own watersheds and their releases don't meet eachother until they are in the Salinas River. San Antonio is coming up a lot though.

 

[Runs2rch]

Yeah really.

San Antonio is not downstream of Naci. They have their own watersheds and their releases don't meet eachother until they are in the Salinas River. San Antonio is coming up a lot though.

I'm a dumbass it's north of Naci.

 

[4Waters]

People don't realize how much San Antonio came up this year it started at about 5 or 6% and is now 49% last I checked. For people who like to camp San Antonio is great every site is on the water and if the fish survived striper fishing is killer.

 

[Flying_Lavey]

I'm a dumbass it's north of Naci.

If it makes you feel any better, the Salinas River runs south to North and that where they drain into. Lol!