Hiking, kayaking, biking, skiing, camping, hunting and other outdoor activities. Show me your pictures

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Volosaurus rex said:
Smokey X, here are a few more you should recognize, then:

Snake River Overlook, the signature view of the Tetons: Grand Teton Framed Prints Photos by James Kay Photography, Photos of Wyoming

Oxbow Bend, one of the best fall foliage areas in Grand Teton NP: Framed Prints Grand Teton National Park by James Kay, Oxbow Bend, Photos

Schwabacher Landing, a great location for photographing reflection images, thanks to the activity of beavers in the area: Schwabacher Landing - Picture

Chapel of the Transfiguration, quite simply the most picturesque location for a church anywhere in the country: Chapel of the Transfiguration Photo - Photograph
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good stuff:good!:
 
#30
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Carl Pickens said:
Slice you almost look like an outdoorsman.
It looks like a cool place. Is it an easy float or do you have to pay attention and etc.?
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An outdoorsman would catch bigger fish. Instead of small bluegill
 

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Orangeslice13 said:
An outdoorsman would catch bigger fish. Instead of small bluegill
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There's big smallmouth in those creeks. I caught a 3+ pounder earlier this summer on a spinner bait.

I really enjoy river and steam fishing from my kayak. It's about the only way to truly get away from everyone. When I'm feeling really redneck I take my two man kayak and a 32 qt cooler with a battery powered aerator in the front seat. I'll catch the big stoneroller creek minnows and fish them with just a hook. They're very hearty and the smallies love them. I'll even use them when their 6-7 inches long.
Crawfish are awesome too and you catch everything on them.
 
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Carl Pickens said:
There's big smallmouth in those creeks. I caught a 3+ pounder earlier this summer on a spinner bait.

I really enjoy river and steam fishing from my kayak. It's about the only way to truly get away from everyone. When I'm feeling really redneck I take my two man kayak and a 32 qt cooler with a battery powered aerator in the front seat. I'll catch the big stoneroller creek minnows and fish them with just a hook. They're very hearty and the smallies love them. I'll even use them when their 6-7 inches long.
Crawfish are awesome too and you catch everything on them.
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Where do you live CP?
 
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InVOLuntary said:
Beautiful photos, Windy. Where are those falls? That's gorgeous.

Edit: the big falls.
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Havasu Falls in Arizona. On tribal lands where you have to book your reservation to even hike in, well in advance as they only allow a few daily. 10 mile hike in.
 
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Carl Pickens said:
Sure.....I do it as often as I can. The caught the smallie I was telling you about on a creek that empties into the Caney just below Betty's Island....if you're familiar with that area.
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Yes.
I usually just drift from the dam to happy hallow
 
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Carl Pickens said:
Sure.....I do it as often as I can. The caught the smallie I was telling you about on a creek that empties into the Caney just below Betty's Island....if you're familiar with that area.
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I haven't caught any smallmouth in forever, they're not around me down here.
 
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Carl Pickens said:
Sure.....I do it as often as I can. The caught the smallie I was telling you about on a creek that empties into the Caney just below Betty's Island....if you're familiar with that area.
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What kind of kayak are you using.
We’re in Nucanoe’s.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
What kind of kayak are you using.
We’re in Nucanoe’s.
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I've got two and both are cheap and made by Swifty. I'd say they're one step up from the Pelican brand sold everywhere. I prefer my two man on the Caney since it's a straight easy float. It can get a little cumbersome though in a creek with tight turns and etc.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
Yes.
I usually just drift from the dam to happy hallow
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I haven't floated that stretch in a very long time. I typically float Happy Hollow to Betty's Island.

Lately, I've been parking on the side of the road and just wading. When you get about a mile from the dam the river makes a sweeping right turn and I usually fish the area right after the turn.
 
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