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Sac River (Missouri), Dadeville (06918440)

State	Missouri	Latest	Poor (22 cfs)
River	Sac River	Rating	Observed	Estimated
Updated	2026-11-06 7:30 (27 minutes ago)	Flood - The river is flooding. Obstacles can be treacherous or deadly. The river should be avoided at this stage for casual trips and definitely for the inexperienced. Trips should be attempted only with protective gear and equipment.Flood	(none)	1230
Discharge	22 cfs (median: 68 cfs)	High - The river is high and potentially dangerous, especially for the young and / or inexperienced. Normal stream obstacles are sometimes difficult to navigate. Extended distances can be attempted, but canoe travel may not be advisable.High	(none)	213
Height	4.9 feet	Good - Conditions are ideal for a canoe or kayak. Boats typically will drag on fewer than one-quarter of riffles, if at all, and portages are unnecessary or rare. Normal float lengths can be attempted without a problem.Good	150	148
Trend	Steady (falling over 24 hours)	Low - River is low but can still be floated. Some riffles are okay but most come with significant dragging and might need a portage. Float lengths should be reduced to accommodate low flow, dragging, and portages.Low	(none)	79
USGS	USGS Site ( Duck Duck Go Maps)	Poor - River is too low to float comfortably. Most or all riffles will drag or must be portaged and some obstacles (such as slick shelf rock) cause undue problems. Avoid the river at this stage for casual paddling trips.Poor	(none)	16

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Trips for Sac River (Missouri), Dadeville (06918440)

	Date	Start	End	Distance	Condition	Discharge	Height	Fishing	Details
	2022-04-15	Rt EE	Rt EE	Total trip distance: 2.7 miles2.7	Good	729		Great	WB Barton, Adam Paddled upstream from the Rt EE Bridge about a mile or so and found a really nice looking hole to fish for some white bass. The current was pretty brisk and it took considerable effort to make it above the last riffle before the pool. Caught almost 30 fish in less than two hours and brought home a nice stringer of females. The lake level was about three feet high, so the water clarity was pretty murky with less than a foot of visibility. USGS Gauge Data: Dadeville (06918440) Discharge: 729 Height: Source: Barton
	2025-04-26	Rt EE	Rt EE	Total trip distance: 3.3 miles3.3	High	665	7.52	Great	None Barton, Adam Barton, Scott Law, Kyle Paddled upriver from the EE (Hulston Mill) Bridge to the three islands and back to try to find some white bass for the last time this spring. River was about 730 CFS and the lake was at 870 feet (+3 of normal) so many of the shoals that we fished two weeks prior were gone since the lake had risen five feet in the past week. Nevertheless, we picked up a few decent-sized males and I caught one large "sal" that was 15.5 inches up at the islands. I probably caught over 40 fish in total, but a majority of them were small and not worth the fillet knife. With the lake high, motor boats could get up further into the river, so we had to have our heads on a swivel to get out of the way. USGS Gauge Data: Dadeville (06918440) Discharge: 665 Height: 7.52 Source: Barton
	2025-04-12	Rt EE	Rt EE	Total trip distance: 3.0 miles3.0	Good	444	6.79	Good	LMB Barton, Adam Barton, Scott Paddled upstream and downstream from the EE Bridge (Hulston Mill) access to try and find some white bass. We caught a plethora of average-sized males up in the river in small pockets adjacent to the main current on swimmin' minnows. Back towards the lake, we caught a few more white bass, but overall lacked any quality fish the whole day when it came to size. Lake level was about 865ft (2ft low), so that could be hampering the big sals from getting up into the moving water in places. Weather was clear skies, 75 degrees, and light wind (relative for fishing Stockton). Water temperature was about 59 degrees in the afternoon. Hopefully, some good spring rains come in the next week or so to get one last push of fish into the river to target. USGS Gauge Data: Dadeville (06918440) Discharge: 444 Height: 6.79 Source: Barton
	2023-04-09	MO 245	Rt EE	Total trip distance: 4.0 miles4.0	Good	353	6.44	Good	WB WL Barton, Adam Law, Kyle A great Easter float with some obstacles along the way. We caught white bass and walleye sporadically, adding fillets to the freezer. USGS Gauge Data: Dadeville (06918440) Discharge: 353 Height: 6.44 Source: Barton
	2023-04-14	Rt EE	Rt EE	Total trip distance: 3.1 miles3.1	Good	276	6.11	Good	WB Barton, Adam Barton, Scott Paddled up to the impassable islands and picked up a couple white bass. The fish were not schooled up, so we had to pick away at them deliberately. USGS Gauge Data: Dadeville (06918440) Discharge: 276 Height: 6.11 Source: Barton
	2012-04-01	Rt U	MO 245	Total trip distance: 4.3 miles4.3	Good	209	5.72	None	None Bowe, Michelle Edmond, Brian Edmond, Julian Water was muddy and filled with logs. Mostly, the river was navigable without too much trouble, but one point had a log jam that required a 150+ meter portage. USGS Gauge Data: Dadeville (06918440) Discharge: 209 Height: 5.72 Source: Edmond
	2010-07-11	FR 44	Rt U	Total trip distance: 8.0 miles8.0	Good	124	5.28	None	None Bowe, Michelle Dawes, Katie Edmond, Brian Van Someren, Tom No notes for this trip USGS Gauge Data: Dadeville (06918440) Discharge: 124 Height: 5.28 Source: Edmond

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