Mountain Fork River (Oklahoma), Eagleville (07339000)

State

Oklahoma

Latest

Good (881 cfs)

River

Mountain Fork River

Rating

Observed

Estimated

Updated

2025-11-11 19:30 (1 hour ago)

(none)

6213

Discharge

881 cfs (median: 315 cfs)

(none)

1038

Height

2.5 feet

(none)

754

Trend

Falling (falling over 24 hours)

(none)

708

USGS

USGS Site ( External icon

Duck Duck Go Maps)

(none)

198

Trips for Mountain Fork River (Oklahoma), Eagleville (07339000)

	Date	Start	End	Distance	Condition	Discharge	Height	Fishing	Details
	2003-07-06	Rereg Dam	US 70	Total trip distance: 3.2 miles3.2	Good	363		None	None Fillmore, Brian Wann, Denny No notes for this trip USGS Gauge Data: Eagleville (07339000) Discharge: 363 Height: Source: Fillmore

Date

Start

End

Distance

Condition

Discharge

Height

Fishing

Details

2003-07-06

Rereg Dam

US 70

Good

363

None

A total of 1 rows are displayed.

Miles	3.2
Trips	1
People	2
Dates	1
Years	1
Months	1
Rows	1
Sources	1

Miles

3.2

Trips

People

Dates

Years

Months

Rows

Sources

Condition Descriptions

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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Potential - Evaluative discharge ratings do not exist for this gauge and water level. However, the current discharge is at or above the historic median value for today's date, indicating that conditions might be sufficient for a successful trip.
Unknown - A value of unknown indicates that enough information has not yet been gathered to determine a rating at the current river level. Review gauge and river data for more information.

Classic Trip List

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Mountain Fork River (Oklahoma), Eagleville (07339000)

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Trips for Mountain Fork River (Oklahoma), Eagleville (07339000)

Trip Summary for Mountain Fork River (Oklahoma), Eagleville (07339000)

Condition Descriptions

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Notes

Classic Trip List

Gauge Data Table

State	Oklahoma	Latest	Good (881 cfs)
River	Mountain Fork River	Rating	Observed	Estimated
Updated	2025-11-11 19:30 (1 hour 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)	6213
Discharge	881 cfs (median: 315 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)	1038
Height	2.5 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	(none)	754
Trend	Falling (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)	708
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)	198