Gauge Information

Gauge Description:

Visual, takes a good thunderstorm to get it going in the summer. A 1/2" to 2" rain in the winter depending on existing base flow. Suck runs often a day or two after most everything else in the area has dropped out.

Minimum Recommended Flow on the gauge is 3.6'
Maximum is likely around 6.5'
4' is the minimum recommended level for the section below Knucklehead.
If you can scrape down the rapids you can paddle the run but the pin potential increases. Before the gauge was installed the typical way to check the level is to proceed to the next pull out above the rapid known as knuckle head. If there is enough water to paddle over the slab without landing on rocks the section is runnable.

A gauge is located just above Knuckle Head. Head down the trail to the top of knuckle head, make your way around a large boulder and the gauge is on the back of a boulder on river right.

Report - Reports of Suck Creek Suck Confluence to Bridge and related gauges

Reports give the public a chance to report on river conditions throughout the country as well as log the history of a river.

Reports

When River/Gauge Subject Level Reporter
Suck Creek [TN] Above the Second Drop at Slow-N-Low 3.5 Michael Edmiston
Suck Creek [TN] Road Construction med-low Jay Seiler
Suck Creek [TN] Brent Meadows - Road Construction med Ryan Eichhorn
Suck Creek [TN] Road Construction low Steepcreeks.com
Suck CreekSuck Confluence to Bridge [ ] Slow & Low 3 n/a Kirk Eddlemon
4y331d17h02m Suck Creek [TN] Shitty Shitty Bang Bang Empty taft sibley
5y302d17h02m Suck Creek [TN] Railgrab At Slow N Low Med? Christopher Brigman
7y241d17h02m Suck Creek [TN] Dodson - Pinnacle low Ryan Eichhorn