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I'm coming down in early June and was curious which float would be the most productive drift fishing with flyrod in moderate to high flows: Wilcat to Rim, or Rim to Buffalo City. Or others if you have any suggestions. I'm hoping for no flow at all, but you know how that works out. Thanks.

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Rim to Buffalo city is better. You get Rim, Shoestring, Ranchette, and best of all Buffalo Shoals to fish. Plus if its not flooded, you can fish the bottom of Crooked creek and nail some nice bass. The confluence of CC & WR at Shoestring shoals is a fishing paradise.

UNLESS - Crooked creek is flooded and dumping alot of warm, muddy water into the White. Tends to make it tough (for me anyway). Then I'd do Wildcat to Rim.

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I concur with Yakfly. Currently Crooked creek is running high and muddy. You need to decide the day of the trip based on conditions.

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I concur with Yakfly. Currently Crooked creek is running high and muddy. You need to decide the day of the trip based on conditions.

Rim Shoals to Buffalo is good advice from my limited experience.

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I appreciate the info. Do you guys know a phone number or web site where I can check the level of crooked creek when we get there?

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