Davis Dam flow reduction planned for caddisfly study

The page reports that the Bureau of Reclamation will cut Davis Dam water releases to about 2,300 cubic feet per second on September 16, 2025, from 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. MST, to expose caddisfly larvae and pupae as part of an abatement study requested by Bullhead City, Arizona, and Laughlin, Nevada. People land on it for operational news and river safety guidance, such as boaters checking for new hazards like shifting sandbars and debris during the low flow.

Colorado River boaters and recreation users, local residents and tourism businesses near Bullhead City and Laughlin, and water-management followers, mostly in the United States, looking for operational updates.

A mention would suit boating and river-recreation brands, such as life jackets, boat gear, outdoor safety equipment, or local tour and lodging operators serving Laughlin and Bullhead City. It would read most naturally near the Safety Advisory section about river hazards; the page is a short news item with very little traffic data (1 organic click in 28 days), so few brands outside outdoor recreation and regional tourism fit well.

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