This just popped up today.

[mzrealfish]

That place is incredible.  

 

Not sure my kung fu is strong enough to make it work quickly.

[Boobie]

I could be your co guy.... of course i would need deer season off, and o i forgot duck season also. Maybe crappie season and i think snow goose season. Let me know!!!!!!!!

[jdmidwest]

Kinda pricey for only 156 acres. On top of that, public stream running thru it with all of those people.  

I would go for something more remote. 

[Gavin]

Looks like the property is on the gravel mined section right below Vida slab. Float through and check it out before you get too excited.

 

  

 

[Al Agnew]

Yeah, that's kinda what I thought, looking at the pictures.  A lot of banks that need rehabilitation, cleared to water's edge and eroding.  Would be a good place if you're into working to improve the habitat.  

Owning riverfront property on popular rivers, as we do, you have to be willing to put up with other people, some of whom are always going to be doofuses.  Especially if it's close to an access.  You won't feel like the river is "yours" on good weather weekends, that's for sure.  On the other hand, the bikini hatch (including one fine looking woman who apparently had lost her bikini top) was well worth watching this past weekend on the Yellowstone!

[mzrealfish]

Love lost bikini tops and stolen bikini tops.

 

Property sold right after I visited.  The whole thing needed some work but what doesn't these days.  The 16 acre lake on the property was very inviting to me as well.  River + lake = happy Mark.

I will keep looking.  Waterfront property is disappearing at an alarming rate.  I'd like to be on the positive side of that equation someday.

[Gavin]

Property trades all the time. Have no worries. You will probably get a better one in the future.

[Kayser]

darn. I read the first page, sent the link to someone, and then realized it was sold. That's what I get for going AWOL while in Wisconsin...