Hey mate,

The two biggest issues you will have getting up to Seaport are pushing the current and logs/debris.

The Trevallyn Dam is currently dropping about 100mm oper hour and is 3.72m above the spill level so that's only 37 hours to get down although once it gets under a metre or so the flows are alot less.

So although the current flow is about 8 knots past my work i would expect it to be less than 3 knots by the weekend.

Now the logs are a much bigger issue next week becasue all the high tides next week are before 10 am of after 7pm, meaning you will have to traverse some of the river in the dark and with the size of some of the logs I've seen I would be giving that a miss.

Our boat is down at Beauty Point (took down from Launceston on Monday arvo) currently and we will not be bringing back up before next weekend.

Yeah as long as it's daylight.

With a normal South Esk flood there is a fair few logs but with this North Esk flood there was a massive ammount of logs, pallets etc.

I'd talk to Tamar YC and stay at the Marina at BP until you get a high tide here after 12pm.