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Had a fun time on the Current last week. Never had been to the area before. Floated Thursday-Saturday, Cedargrove-Pulltite. Stayed at Reeds in the state park. More of a fun float with several other couples, but took the fishing poles Thurs and Fri. Several SM and a few trout in the usual river hangouts.  Assume fishing would be great early in the week and maybe even further down river.  How far down before you deal with powerboat traffic??

 

The crowds were building as the weekend approached. Similar to the country fair on water by Saturday. Got lots of new tattoo ideas and learned some new colorful language. 

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Jetboats will go all the way up to Cedargrove, and in good water even above.  But in low summer water levels, you shouldn't see many until you get below Round Spring, and they may not be obnoxious until you get below Two Rivers.

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This should give you an idea of what you can expect to run into down there.  Above Akers in the summer the 10 hp limit should keep most of the jets well down stream from ya.  Weekends will bring crowds of all kinds though!

Horespower Limits on the Rivers

Horsepower Limits*
Current and Jacks Fork Rivers

 

AREA Limit
Two Rivers upstream to Round Spring (Lower Access) 40 HP
Above Round Spring Lower Access (Except above Akers from May 1 - September 15 10 HP Maximum) 25 HP
Two Rivers upstream to Alley Spring Campground Access

40 HP

Above Alley Spring Campground Access(Except above Bay Creek from March 1 to Saturday before Memorial Day - 10 HP)

25 HP
Two Rivers downstream to Big Spring John boat landing

40 HP

Big Spring Johnboat Landing downstream to park boundary No limit
   
   
   
   
   

"Floaters make it hard to fish but sometimes they improve the scenery..."

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