Crowds?

[rFisherk]

Brian definitely is your guy. Float camping is my favorite thing to do.

The 11 Point has considerably less traffic than the Current, but still considerable traffic during weekends on summer months. Once school starts, traffic on both rivers drops to very little, and the later you go the less people you will see. October is my favorite.

You won't find nearly as many gravel bars on which to camp, but there are a few. The literature leads one to believe the only places to camp are designated campgrounds, but that's not true, and you should be able to catch plenty of trout for supper. Try digging the bottom in the deeper pools with a Wiggle Wart.

[rFisherk]

Last fall float camped the Jack's Fork and Current for four days with my good friend, Bill Cooper, and saw three people in four days. Heard one jet boat, but didn't see any.

[Mac's Orphan]

rFisherk,

That's a great picture - looks like you and your buddy had a blast!

[Dan the fisherman]

Rfisherk , I have a few wiggle warts floating around the bass boat. Ill definitely bring some and give it a try. And ur right about the camp info. It seems that everything I read, kinda made it sound like it was limited. Glad to hear that's not the case.