A current developed so water passed between the end of the AquaDam® and the bank. To compensate for this water loss, additional head pressure needed to be developed.

This required the workers to stand behind the AquaDam® and keep it from unrolling prematurely. This allowed water to pass between the AquaDam® and the bank, keeping the water depth the same on both sides of the AquaDam®.

Although we were not up on the bank, the AquaDam® had taken form. It was now standing above the level of the lake water. Two ropes were being used to help restrain the AquaDam® from unrolling prematurely.

 The AquaDam® is now out of the water. An additional person was added to help hold the AquaDam® off the shore so water could pass underneath.