Contributed 03/01/2006 Responses: 2
Wave report Noli Secret Spot 2/25 this past Saturday 2200cfs..due to changes up stream and in the players eddy...wave is some what washed out. Very green with break every 3-5 seconds. Still fast and loose just not as steep.
B Miller
Contributed 03/02/2006 Responses: 1
: Wave report Noli Secret Spot 2/25 this past Saturday 2200cfs..due to changes up stream and in the players eddy...wave is some what washed out. Very green with break every 3-5 seconds. Still fast and loose just not as steep.
: B Miller
Thanks Brian. Someone reported on boatertalk the feature was gone. Sounds like bad information. Is it still worth the drive?
-- Chris
Contributed 03/03/2006 Responses: 0
: : Wave report Noli Secret Spot 2/25 this past Saturday 2200cfs..due to changes up stream and in the players eddy...wave is some what washed out. Very green with break every 3-5 seconds. Still fast and loose just not as steep.
: : B Miller
:
: Thanks Brian. Someone reported on boatertalk the feature was gone. Sounds like bad information. Is it still worth the drive?
:
: -- Chris
It was also reported in Leland's book that the spot had disappeared due to the floods from the huricanes.
-Garret
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