It all depends on the water and the water temperature.

Our first traditional stocking date has come and gone, and we didn't stock. There wasn't enough water in the creek to justify stocking at that point.

Normally, there's too much water in the Arkansas River, too much velocity. If you're a fisherman, you're still seeing the difference today.

That water belongs to our rate-payers. Our bottom line is any use of our water has to include compensation.

It looks like we'll have something close to a normal water year. Close to historic average flows.

As long as it continues to rain and the water is flowing, it'll wash mosquitoes out but as soon as the rain stops, breeding will occur because the water is standing.