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That'd be a very cool way to travel the Upper Missouri. You'd leave a ton
of wading fisherman wondering, "How'd that guy get out there?" if you stashed the kayak in the bushes. Try e-mailing a rafting company (like near Glacier) and pretend to want to buy one to fish the Smith, "But your not sure if it's a good idea." Chances are they won't suggest buying one if they didn't think you could handle it. Or someone may ask to join your Smith permit and show you the ropes...or paddles...or something. "Mark Tinsky" wrote in message ... Generally I fish the Misourri River. Generally wading and occaisionally floating in a drift boat. The problem with floating is you can t always be at the right place at the right time. The trouble with wading is sometimes the channel runs along the banks and you can t get out to the islands and bars in the middle of the river. My idea was a kayak that one could go upstream in calm water and be able to hit these mid stream islands and bars , float back to a put in and not need a shuttle. Wasn t necc thinking about fishing out of it. I also have an opp to go down the Smith river this Spring. I know there s some rough water there. Would a fishing Kayak be able to handle white water also, for someone whos not an expert? MT |
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In article , "just al"
wrote: That'd be a very cool way to travel the Upper Missouri. You'd leave a ton of wading fisherman wondering, "How'd that guy get out there?" if you stashed the kayak in the bushes. Now that would be funny! maybe I could fish with a little inflatable kiddy beach ring attached to my wading belt! Try e-mailing a rafting company (like near Glacier) and pretend to want to buy one to fish the Smith, "But your not sure if it's a good idea." Chances are they won't suggest buying one if they didn't think you could handle it. Or someone may ask to join your Smith permit and show you the ropes...or paddles...or something. The permit will be full, I m tagging along with some folks who are just going to raft. Somebody s got to carry all the extra stuff G But I ll try your suggestion. Has anyone here gone down the Smith? I imagine it runs differently according to the flows. I ll be going late June and should it be fairly low then as we haven t had all that much snow , as Warren seems to be hogging it all .... MT |
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Has anyone here gone down the Smith? I imagine it runs differently according to the flows. I ll be going late June and should it be fairly low then as we haven t had all that much snow , as Warren seems to be hogging it all .... Scroll down to "Smith, Judith, and Musselshell River Basins." ftp://ftp.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/data/snow/update/mt.txt Looks like they are doing better than we are over here. -- Warren (use troutbum_mt (at) yahoo to reply via email) For Conclave Info: http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt...nConclave.html |
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