Shohola Creek

Why does the map here show the run going through Shohola Lake when the beginning is clearly the north end of the lake at the falls?

There is a new USGS Gauge for this river located on the Shohola itself, 7 miles downstream of the put in for the upper box. It can be found at:
https://waterdata.usgs.gov/pa/nwis/uv/?site\_no=01432495&PARAmeter\_cd=00065,00060,00010

170 on this gauge would be my estimate of a minimum level. 400 felt like a fun medium.

2.25 on Bushkill Gauge / 42cfs on Little Bushkill Gauge

Upper Shohola Gorge at relatively high flow = Schweet

This is a low level on Shohola. This top canyon is runnable, but the rest of the run (though you could probably get down it)is too low.

This map shows the relation ship of the rain gauge to the Shohola watershed.
I know of three lines down this. Straight down the bouncy slide on the left, down a series of increasingly larger ledges on the right, and down the right until the last drop, then cutting left for the finish.
This is a view upstream from near the end of the first gorge. It begins at the base of the falls and goes for about 1/4-1/2 a mile.
This is an easy put-in at the end of the first gorge.
There is some surf on this run, as on any ledgy run.