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rw wrote:
I've done it several times with several different outfitters and on private trips. I've never done it with a fishing-oriented outfitter. If you like I can make some inquiries to find out what outfitters are highly recommended for fishing. I was just told that the Orvis-endorsed outfitter, Solitude, http://tinyurl.com/nqz2o is the only outfitter that uses drift boats. That makes your choice easier. I see their Orvis-green boats in town a lot. I recall seeing another outfitter on the river some years ago that used wood drift boats. He must have busted holes in all of them and given up. :-) -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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On Sat, 05 Aug 2006 10:13:17 -0600, rw
wrote: I was just told that the Orvis-endorsed outfitter, Solitude, http://tinyurl.com/nqz2o is the only outfitter that uses drift boats. That makes your choice easier. I see their Orvis-green boats in town a lot. Solitude is the only one I can find that uses drift boats. I'd rather use the boat instead of the raft because it is far easier to stop and fish a good spot. From what I can see, most outfitters stop at the different streams and hot springs. Thanks for your help. Dave |
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Dave LaCourse wrote:
Solitude is the only one I can find that uses drift boats. I'd rather use the boat instead of the raft because it is far easier to stop and fish a good spot. From what I can see, most outfitters stop at the different streams and hot springs. Ideally, you should try to camp at Loon Creek and near Camas Creek so you can fish them in the morning and the evening. There's no camping at Big Creek. A problem with the outfitters I've used, who are mainly focused on whitewater, is that they break camp late in the morning and make camp in the afternoon, missing the prime fishing times. Solitude may do it differently. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Sat, 05 Aug 2006 10:13:17 -0600, rw wrote: I was just told that the Orvis-endorsed outfitter, Solitude, http://tinyurl.com/nqz2o is the only outfitter that uses drift boats. That makes your choice easier. I see their Orvis-green boats in town a lot. Solitude is the only one I can find that uses drift boats. I'd rather use the boat instead of the raft because it is far easier to stop and fish a good spot. Here are two mo http://www.helfrich.com/helfrichmiddlesalmontrips.htm http://helfrichriver.com/Salmon_Mid/index.php I believe that there used to be three Helfrich brothers who had their own outfitting businesses on the Middle Fork, and that one of them sold the business to Solitude. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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