Boiling springs to Mason bridge

[Smalliebigs]

For anyone who knows or floats the Big Piney.  Is there a large amount of outfitter traffic from Boiling Springs to Mason Bridge???

   I thank you for your opinions on this.

[Flysmallie]

Been a few years but not usually. 

Looks like the last time I did that stretch was July 2011. But I don't recall us seeing anyone. Probably did but it for sure wasn't a large amount. 

[likinmo]

theres none...the two that were down by duke got flooded and not re opened and boiling springs resort is under new owners and not any action there right now....thats all we have

 

 

[Gavin]

No...They put their floaters in upstream. Not sure If they are still in business,  They were incredibly disorganized on our last visit 2 yrs ago.

 

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[TroutRinger]

8 minutes ago, Gavin said:

No...They put their floaters in upstream. Not sure If they are still in business,  They were incredibly disorganized on our last visit 2 yrs ago.

Dude. Don’t even get me started. I posted about them in late spring 2016. That place was a total $h!t show. Absolutely terrible experience. 

[Al Agnew]

Yeah, it's kinda surprising that there are no outfitters servicing that stretch.

[Gavin]

Really not a fan of the boiling to mason stretch, or that outfitter if still in business. Disaster family trip there a couple years ago. We Had 3 Couples and 7 kids under 10 in or party and staying in the CG. The river came up 3-4’ overnight and we cancelled. Booked it day before and the ”Chief Moron” had the nerve to tell us we had to pay for the shuttle and the two boats we reserved if we floated or did not.  We did not pay for that. Doubt that we would have got the boats wet before noon if we had reserved  a 9am departure. 

[steve l]

My wife & I floated with them in Mid-September - Boiling Springs down to Ross - and had no issues at all including their driving the car down to Ross on time to meet us on Sunday.  Now we weren't high season and went in on a Thursday, but perhaps they are finding their legs a bit.