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That bad, huh? I better bring some Ramen Noodles, just in case...

hah, ok i get it now. I think I'll give Harvey's canoe rental a call tomorrow. Thanks for the advice, everbody!

Thanks zander, what's that mean btw?

ok 38 miles may be too much. I'm thinking 20 miles would be fine.

Let's say all I have is a sharp knife, a fire, and some fish I just caught. What's the best way to prepare the fish and cook it? Seasoning maybe?

Hello! I'm planning a canoe float trip for next week. Me and a friend will be canoeing / camping / fishing the Jack's Fork River. I've been once on the Current river and had a great time. The weather looks great for next week. Two-Rivers is the rental facility i used last time, very nice folks there. And the option to float back to the car was great. There's a 38 mile float from Buck Hollow back to Two-rivers; i think we could do that in 3 days with plenty of time to camp, fish and relax. I've heard that the Jack's Fork is 'harder' to float than the Current River. My friend has never canoed before, and he's got a bum ankle. he's fine as long as he doesn't have to do alot of walking and climbing. Is the fishing the same as Current River? I cought a ton of fish with a tube-bait. Any suggestions are much appreciated. I'll hopefully have lots of pictures to post when i come back. By the way, can anyone tell me what these fish are? This is a small-mouth bass, right? What about this guy? More current river photos here -> Current River - Flikr Happy trails...