Current, Niangua, or Eleven Point October 17-18

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- September 27, 2022 at 10:05 am #25542
  
  jeffblev
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  Hi! I just bought the catchercraft freestone. Looking to float either the Current, Niangua, or Eleven Point on the 18th. Any other raft/kayak fishers interested in heading out the 17th and either camping or staying in a cabin, then hitting the water on the 18th?
  
  I’m an inexperienced oarsman and will probably run into things all day long – including you. Apologies in advanced. But wanting someone with me because – safety in numbers.
  
  (leaning more towards Current or Eleven Point)
  
  Also, I have a truck (no trailer) so we can (hopefully) avoid shuttles. Anyone? Anyone? 🙂
- October 8, 2022 at 9:42 am #25577
  MOfishMO
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  Hi jeffblev,
  
  I appreciate the invite for a float trip. I do have a kayak and would enjoy a float/fish trip with you. Unfortunately, I can’t make the dates of your trip.
  
  FYI…you will probably get a better response if you add your trip on the FATC calendar. We have many members that are experienced oarsmen.
  
  Tightlines.
  
  Mike O.
  - This reply was modified 1 year ago by MOfishMO.
- October 8, 2022 at 12:23 pm #25579
  
  jeffblev
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  It dawned on me that my timing wasn’t so hot as it coincides with the fly-fishing classes.
  
  Going to put something on the calendar for October 27 and 28 @ the Current if it’s going to be floatable.
  
  -Jeff
- January 28, 2024 at 9:57 am #28759
  
  wiley9c
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  Pretty late to this thread, but have been wanting to float the current for years – but dont know anyone else with a kayak. I waded Baptist camp yesterday and was thinking how nice it would be to see the more remote sections of the river below there. Let me know if you guys know a list of folks w/ vessels – I would be interested in trying to get something together this year.
- February 17, 2024 at 8:51 pm #28883
  
  Dave Rodecap
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  I’d be down for something like this. Have a ‘yak and a truck.
  
  Dave Rodecap
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