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Do you happen to have a jet boat?
There’s lot of people camping along the rivers these days. You just have to dress up in ****ty cloths and rambling in coherent sentences. You’ll get hassled less if you put a blue tarp over your tent.Kunar Prov, A'stan '08-'09, 1-26 INF -
I was nust up in Oregon with family issues and crabbed on Tillamook bay then went up the gorge to Bonneville dam to visit hatchery and the fish ladder. the banks below dam were lined fish people fishing shad it was like red run on the kenai. Shoulder to shoulder. looks like everyone having fun.Comment
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If your speaking of shore fishing and shore access well the access points may have changed quite a bit. Not to be an alarmist but the types of folks you may find along the river at night at those locations maybe some of Oroville's finest as well. If you have a boat camping on a sand/gravel bar for the night could be a lot of fun (maybe a little rocky for sleeping).Years ago (around 40), when I was a teenager, I fly fished for shad on the Sacramento River near Chico. In those days you could camp right on the river bank gravel bars. Recently, my wife decided she liked camping. I was thinking about a trip next May to combine camping and shad fishing. Anybody know if there is still access to dry camping on that part of the river anymore?.Originally posted by jmonte35Disagree. Been trying to teach lewdogg21 how to hunt. It's like trying to teach Steve Wonder how to see. Not sure we're ever going to get there.Comment
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