The Missouri River below Holter Dam was measured at 3,060 cubic feet per second as of Monday morning, June 15, according to U.S. Geological Survey Station 06066500. The reading was recorded at 11:45 a.m.
Holter Dam regulates flow on this stretch of the Missouri, which runs through a section of the river heavily used by anglers, kayakers, and floaters during the summer months. Streamflow at this level is within a range that generally supports recreational use, though conditions on the river can change quickly with dam releases or upstream weather events.
Residents planning float trips or fishing outings on the Missouri below Holter should check current USGS gauge data before heading out, as readings can shift based on operational decisions at the dam.