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Hi Folks,I'm new here. I paddle Texas in the fall. Four-Corners in the spring. And Northern California the rest of the year. Flatwater - whitewater, it doesn't matter. Always interested in meeting…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Harry Dundore Oct 8, 2009.
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Harry Dundore replied to Harry Dundore's discussion I'm new here"Sea Kayaking Tomales Bay this weekend!! Can't wait. High tides and light winds! Woo Wee!"
Geoff Jennings replied to Harry Dundore's discussion I'm new here"I actually live in Los Angeles now. Lot's of surf kayaking, less whitewater. And sea kayaking, of course. Still paddle WW every chance I get."
Harry Dundore replied to Harry Dundore's discussion I'm new here"Canyons of the Rio Grande. Middle canyons early November, lower canyons late November. It's a canoe run with lots of lines and portages unless you get lucky enough to have water for rafts. You down in Auburn area? I'm up in Chico."
Geoff Jennings replied to Harry Dundore's discussion I'm new here"Where in Texas? I grew up in Texas, and did some paddling there, but didn't get really, really into it untill I moved ot California.
Geoff"
Harry Dundore replied to Bill Van der Ven's discussion Why has canoeing even whitewater canoeing taken such a decline here in the west the in the group Canoeing"Interesting thread. I grew up paddling a canoe back east 40 some odd years ago. When I moved west, I noticed practically no one paddled canoes. Here's my theory - East Coast tripping requires a "Do-Everything" boat. You have to be…"
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Hi Folks,I'm new here. I paddle Texas in the fall. Four-Corners in the spring. And Northern California the rest of the year. Flatwater - whitewater, it doesn't matter. Always interested in meeting river people wherever I go.HarrySee More
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- At 10:18am on October 18, 2009,
Lynne said… - Hi Harry, Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. The only good kayaking stretch is below Piute Reservoir Dam. Generally people put in just below Rock Candy Mountain (service station/store) due to private property issues. The run is a busy 2.5 hours and the takeout is at Big Bend which is owned by an outfitter. They’ll allow private use providing you don’t park a vehicle blocking their river access. The Sevier is fully controlled by the dam works and flows will be dependent on irrigation needs downstream. There's not much for pull-outs so plan accordingly.
Here's a link: http://www.sevierriver.org/central/
If you want to know more drop me another line. Lynne
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