Saylorville Lake Dam Des Moines River spillway reduces flooding danger in city
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Des Moines, Iowa, The Army Corp of Engineers is running the out flow at 23,000 cubic feet per second to drop the lake level so it does not go over the emergency spillway. Feel free to subscribe: and here is more flooding. • Army Corp of Engineers... Angling for Free Fishing Videos? Here is a video on Fishing Tips and Tricks, I do video on many species such as Catfish, Walleye, Muskie, Northern, Panfish, Salmon to include most freshwater and some saltwater fish. Information good from Fishing Pro to Novice angler will like this instruction where you can Discover Fishing when you are on the hunt for big fish. I will be talking about Fish, Fishing, Outdoors, lures, boats, motors, rods, reels, Bass, Boating, and wildlife.
When i lived in des moines this was my fav place to bring visitors.
That was high up. I remember taking a pic at the bottom of other side
Yes, it's a neat spot. I do a lot of birding there and in the fall there are lots of diving ducks on the lake below the dam. Great Place!
Why is it so high it's normally way lower
easiest way to prevent flooding downstream and water pouring over an emergency spillway? don't keep the lake level so damn high! seems if they kept the lake at 50% capacity (i know, not as much FUN that way, but what is a dam FOR?), there would be plenty of room for the water when it comes. but that is just me.
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Yeah, thats a whole azz no.
We have to build a " Gopro Submarine", build to resist Spillways, Glory holes and Ploog holes.
It's nessesery, to silence the voice in my head : " jump, come on, jump! How long do you have to hold your breath, to enjoy / survive this waterslide🤔🤣😂❓"
You see, the submarine is Really important 😁😁😁‼️
I don't remember the spillway looking like that o.o
+Danielle Carlson Just during floods and it increased from 50% to 100% outflow in about 15 minutes while I was there.