Just camping - best choice

[Al Agnew]

There are several big pools above Rymers.  Most of them can be waded at lower water levels, since they are bordered by gravel bars.  Downstream, there's a long run of fairly shallow water and then you come to the big pool at the Bunker Hill Teachers' Resort.  It's wadeable, and there is a long stretch of fairly wadeable water below it.  Your problem will be water level.  It's easy wading at less than 150 cfs, but not so sure about 250-300 cfs.

Buck Hollow is somewhat wadeable at lower water levels, but there are pools both upstream and downstream that are somewhat deep bank to bank.  I'm not sure I'd want to depend upon reaching a lot of water by wading at 250 cfs or more there, either.  

Actually, upstream from Alley may be the easiest wading.  Lots of shallow water and big gravel bars, but there are still fish in that stretch.

Of course, I haven't  been on it since the flooding, so things could have changed some.

[Gavin]

Have no idea what it looks like now. Rhymers has a bunch of deep around it. Blue Spring is a nice area, can always hop scotch access points till you find a spot. Plenty of informal access down that way. Grab a map, burn some gas. Buck Hollow to Rhymers is not that far. Dont think that many have solid advice at the moment. You get, what you will find.

[Mark]

Thanks guys, gonna hold off for a couple weeks. I was afraid it would still be tough wading, May hit the lake for blue gill. Love the fresh blue gill!!