Homeless (Wave)

Immediately after the bridge-piers river-right (tight toward shore), a 'heave' in the paver blocks will rake/scrape the bottom of your boat (or will be completely exposed) at flows up to 600 cfs, somewhat blocking access to the river-right eddy immediately downstream of the bridge.

At some range of flows (perhaps 900-1100) a smooth, surfable wave may exist right-center 1/4th of the river. When present, it is catch-on-the-fly, one-and-done, thus the name 'Homeless'. (As in, there is no eddy from which to do repeat play. Also a reference to homeless individuals who stowed stashes of sleeping bags/blankets etc under ends of the North Avenue bridge in the years before the UW-Milwaukee dorms were built on both sides of the river. Increased traffic and patrol of these areas has displacing the homeless to other less travelled locales.)