What's On Your "to Float" List?

[LittleRedFisherman]

It's 17 outside, been cooped up other than taking the kids outside to play some today. So got to looking at some videos a while ago on some rivers. Ran onto this one from AETN's Exploring Arkansas. Chuck does several shows a year on different streams in the state, never heard much of War Eagle, but may have to try this one someday, looks beautiful!!

Got any that's on your To Float list?

[Guest]

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[ScottK]

Still never been to the Buffalo. Maybe this coming spring!

[KCRIVERRAT]

upper Pomme De Terre

Weaubleau Creek

Tavern Creek

lower Flat Creek

Courtois Creek

Black River

James River

Beaver Creek

Eleven Point above Greer

the drainage ditch in my front yard

[bfishn]

The Mississippi

All of it

(but not in a canoe)

[Quillback]

It would be cool to float the Yellowstone, then on to the Missouri, retracing the Lewis and Clark expedition. Going downstream. Have the journals in hand and compare what they saw to what it is now. And of course do some fishing.

[Wayne SW/MO]

All of the Buffalo, done some.

Tavern and EP above Greer like Jerry said.

Finley

Lower Flat, I've paddled up some.

Bull 160 to Taney, yeah I know it's in my backyard.

All of the Current, only done one stretch

St Francis

I've been on War Eagle with Ham and while it's worth floating there is a lot of slow water, like the Osage Fork. IMO

[dennis boatman]

Stanislaus River in CA...this summer...

[Greasy B]

Every year I try to fish a couple of new rivers, lately most have been relatively exotic destinations. There are quite a few rivers in the Ozarks that I haven’t floated; most are far enough from home that I can’t do them on a weekend yet not far enough or exotic enough to spend my limited vacation time to float. This next season I probably should try to check off the St Francis and the Black, a couple of close to home rivers that I have fished in the past but never devoted an overnighter to. Maybe revisit the Big and Bourb, two old friends that have drifted from my radar.

[countryred]

1. Prongs to Alley Spring on the Jacks Fork.

2. Upper Eleven Point.

3. North fork of the White.

4. Upper Big Piney

5. Pulltite to Twin Rivers on the Current.