Trinity Lake is39ft. below the over flow and 76 % of capacity. Average inflow to the lake for the week is 1,975cfs. 124cfs are being released to the Sacramento River through the Clear Creek tunnel. Water releases into the Trinity River @ Lewiston are 323cfs & water temperatures are 46.1 degrees with air temps of 41 degrees at 11:00am today. Douglas City flows are 814cfs @ 3ft, with water temps of 41.6degrees & air temps are 40 degrees. Helena / North Fork water flows are 1,080cfs @11.2ft, with water temperatures of 41.4 degrees and air temps of 37 degrees. Cedar Flat water flows are 2,310cfs @ 6.4ft. Willow Creek flows are est. @ 6.4K cfs with water temperatures about 445degrees and air at 48 degrees at 11:00am today. Hoopa water flows are 11.5K cfs. @ 14.9ft. with water temps of about 47degrees. The Upper-Trinity is clear and in great shape. The upper Trinity faired well over the past week due to the arrival of a fresh run of Steelhead. Even with the cold, the snow and rain the fishing was hot in the upper Junction City area. Steve Huber and Ed Turjillo were out fishing that section of the river Friday and Saturday. Steve launched earlier fished on down to the North Fork but before leaving the Sky Ranch Rd. Launch hole, they hooked and landed two adults. Ed T and Mike Meza launched at the same place a little later and went down to the Junction City campground for a half-day run. Ed and Mike landed another Iron Head in the same hole. They ended their trip with a total of 6 fish to the boat, the largest being 7lbs. Both boats were to go back out today on the same run but as of this time I have not heard from them but the river was still in fair to good shape with a little more color. As for the rest of the Trinity it is blown out from Cedar Flat down through Hoopa.