Stream Flows Before You Go

 

 

 

Have you ever been looking forward to going fishing in your favorite stream only to find out when you get there that there was an inch of rain the day before and now the water is un-wadable? Well now you can plan ahead a little.

The U.S. Geological Survey has hour by hour stream flow and stream height information on many streams in Indiana and the United States. Below are a number of links to the stream flow data at the USGS that are worth visiting. We have also included a few selections of stream flow information on some of our favorite streams. You can also bookmark any of the sites so you can quickly check (before you head out) what the current situation is on your favorite stream. We can't guarantee that you get more hours on the stream but at least you might not get your hope of a day filled with fishing dashed away as often.

  

 

 

United States Real-Time Data

 

Indiana

Real Time Data (NEW) U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Geological SurveyWater Resources of Indiana Sugar Creek , Crawfordsville Sugar Creek, Edinburgh White River, Muncie White River, Anderson White River, Noblesville White River, Nora Eagle Creek, Zionsville Eagle Creek, Indianapolis Wildcat Creek , Lafayette Whitewater River, Brookville Tippecanoe River, Delphi Tippecanoe River, Oakdale Dam St. Joseph River, Elkhart Flatrock River, St. Paul Kankakee River, Shelby

  

Michigan

Real Time Data (NEW) USGS State Map Muskegon River, Evart Pere Marquette River, Scottville Manistee River, Sherman Dowagiac River, Sumnerville St. Joseph River, Niles

  

Illinois

Real Time Data (NEW) USGS State Map Kankakee River, Mommence Kankakee River, Wilmington