Thanks for the info guys we may use the pontoon boats instead... Preston,
I'm guessing it would likely be a better drift for the dory's from the lime
quarry to Arlington?
Tight lines my friends,
Charlie
> From: "Preston Singletary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 19:35:37 -0700
> To: "Washington Fly fishers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Where to launch
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> Resent-Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 19:34:46 -0700
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> The launch just downstream of the now gated site immediately below the
> bridge at Cicero is on WDFW property. Thanks to a couple of members of
> local fly clubs (who had to convince the department that they did, indeed,
> own a piece of property there). The adjacent property owner downstream was
> ready to claim it as his own. The department brushed it out and surveyed it
> and has plans to dump a little gravel and such next year. It's rough, a
> better place to launch a raft than a hard boat, and you'll have to do a bit
> of dragging between there and the takeout. The first takeout below Cicero
> is the Lime Quarry (at the end of 127th) and there's not another until you
> get to Arlington. The float from the Lime Quarry to Arlington is longer
> than Cicero to the Lime Quarry and has more good water. In either case, if
> you take a drift boat be prepared to lose a little gelcoat, (paint?,
> whatever) because there are a lot of shallow areas at these levels.
>
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