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Kayakjak's Outfitters
Kayakjak's Outfitters

Kayakjak's Outfitters

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Kayakjak's Outfitters is a paddling school in Auburn. They offer guided kayak fishing trips on Nebraska's scenic backwaters, including numerous lakes and ponds in Eastern Nebraska. These trips are suitable for kayak anglers of any skill level, from complete novices to advanced.

Outfitter details

Disciplines
Kayaking, Lessons

Paddler reviews

3.7on Google, 3 reviews
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Around here

Around Kayakjak's Outfitters

R U LOST? RV LOTS9.2 mi10 mi

Public land: USGS PAD-US

Typical flow by month

1950 to 2027

The water at Kayakjak's Outfitters typically runs highest in May, at a median 188 cfs, and lowest in September, at 74 cfs. The highest flow on record for any single day is 70,400 cfs, in 1993.

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Typical flow by month at Little Nemaha River at Auburn, Nebr., in cfs
MonthTypical (cfs)Usual range (cfs)
January8255 to 139
February11374 to 215
March15684 to 263
April14876 to 305
May18893 to 447
June17883 to 464
July12346 to 255
August8841 to 157
September7439 to 145
October8242 to 143
November9356 to 139
December8455 to 130

Typical is the median of each month’s daily median values, and the usual range runs from the median 25th to the median 75th percentile, across about 77 years of record. Statistics published by the US Geological Survey for Little Nemaha River at Auburn, Nebr. (site 06811500). Conditions on any given day can fall well outside the usual range. Check the current reading before you go.

Current conditions

Today · Fri

62Maybe/ 100

High 43°F

CloudyHigh 43°F, low 40°FRain 0%Wind 9 kt, gusts 14

Streamflow

404 cfs

Much above normal (95th)

Water level

4.22 ft

National Weather ServiceBelow flood stage

Flood stage 22 ft. NWS reads 3.89 ft here.

NWS issues forecasts here only during high water.

Forecast from Open-Meteo global models (NOAA & ECMWF). Flood stages and forecasts: NOAA National Weather Service.