A Picture That Validates the River Guage…….2/5/2026
The normal water level would be the wet spot on the trunk…it clearly shows around five feet of…
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Yer right Slip. If we can get some NASA engineers and some of Ron's sick, fish pox infected men and a starving artist into one room I think we'll come up with something.
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Who you calling a starving artist ? I got plenty of food from my last Pickerel .Caught em on an imitation spoon I found in the Wanaque River .
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