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wrestlencanoe
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04/22/2013 03:11PM   (Thread Older Than 3 Years)
Yellow River Forest Trails Map Nomad wood stove in action New Trip Report posted by wrestlencanoe

Trip Name: Yellow River Forest Backpacking.

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04/22/2013 04:57PM  
nothing beats a gunderburger, it's been a while since I've had one.
iwegean
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04/22/2013 05:30PM  
We'll be fishing Big Paint and Little Paint this weekend (26-28). Without a map at hand, where is Gunder, so we can check out the gunderburger.
04/22/2013 05:49PM  
It's down by elkader. Probably 8 miles northwest not very far from big spring trout hatchery. It's just a bump in the road couple of houses a church and a cementary. If you get a chance go, then fish the turkey river at the hatchery great trout fishing
04/22/2013 06:04PM  

There is an unfamiliar color on the ground of your campsite picture. I seem to have a vague recollection of something like that from a long, long time ago. What is that called again? Wait, I know - it's GREEN. How odd and novel!

Thanks for the report.

iwegean
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04/23/2013 11:45AM  
quote mcsweem: "It's down by elkader. Probably 8 miles northwest not very far from big spring trout hatchery. It's just a bump in the road couple of houses a church and a cementary. If you get a chance go, then fish the turkey river at the hatchery great trout fishing"

Thanks for the tip. We have never made it that far south yet...talked about it. The Yellow River north of Monona holds some nice trout too, if you din't know.
wrestlencanoe
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04/23/2013 03:13PM  
quote Ho Ho: "
There is an unfamiliar color on the ground of your campsite picture. I seem to have a vague recollection of something like that from a long, long time ago. What is that called again? Wait, I know - it's GREEN. How odd and novel!


Thanks for the report.


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Yes after reading about the weather you guys are having up north, how can I complain? I feel its my duty to get out and enjoy it. Love your reports BTW.

wrestlencanoe
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04/23/2013 03:17PM  
quote iwegean: "
quote mcsweem: "It's down by elkader. Probably 8 miles northwest not very far from big spring trout hatchery. It's just a bump in the road couple of houses a church and a cementary. If you get a chance go, then fish the turkey river at the hatchery great trout fishing"

Thanks for the tip. We have never made it that far south yet...talked about it. The Yellow River north of Monona holds some nice trout too, if you din't know."

The Yellow is a great little river, bring your canoe or kayak or rent one in Volney. Here is a video of a float on the Yellow of a nice brown around the 2:10 mark. Yellow River Brown
iwegean
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04/23/2013 03:55PM  
quote wrestlencanoe: "
quote iwegean: "
quote mcsweem: "It's down by elkader. Probably 8 miles northwest not very far from big spring trout hatchery. It's just a bump in the road couple of houses a church and a cementary. If you get a chance go, then fish the turkey river at the hatchery great trout fishing"

Thanks for the tip. We have never made it that far south yet...talked about it. The Yellow River north of Monona holds some nice trout too, if you din't know."

The Yellow is a great little river, bring your canoe or kayak or rent one in Volney. Here is a video of a float on the Yellow of a nice brown around the 2:10 mark. Yellow River Brown "

So much water...so little time.
04/24/2013 02:50PM  
iawegean, where do you live, I'm from center point, and wrestlencanoe is from manchester, and we have paddled most of these rivers in northeast iowa.
iwegean
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04/24/2013 04:53PM  
quote mcsweem: "iawegean, where do you live, I'm from center point, and wrestlencanoe is from manchester, and we have paddled most of these rivers in northeast iowa."

Mason City. I've been to the BW with some guys that call Oelwein home. Test paddled my Prism at Pleasant Creek Resevoir.
OldFingers57
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04/25/2013 06:20PM  
I bp up ther regularly. I really like Brown's for a campsite, although Hefferan's is nice too. Wendel and Schultz would be great if they had some decent water sources instead of having to pack in water. Plus I wish they would put a bping campsite in north of Little Paint Campground.
paddlefamily
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04/26/2013 09:14AM  
Love seeing kids in the woods. Looks like you both had a nice time. Thanks for sharing.
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05/09/2013 05:15PM  
I remember this trip last year, was it looks warmer this year.
cso
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05/10/2013 09:10PM  
Those first two pictures in your report are gold. Wonderful times having your son with you. Enjoy it and don't take these times for granted. Damn but I'm jealous. Go again real soon.
Widespreadpanic
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05/28/2013 06:42PM  
I had a gunderburger 3 weeks ago. Just as good as always.

Mcsweem is correct fo sho. Turkey river can be really good for a mix bag of trout, smallies and walleye in the same stretch of water.
airmorse
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05/29/2013 10:19PM  
There are absolutely no fish of any kind in far NE Iowa. And camping is against the law. There are also no Parks of any kind where someone might partake in such activity.
 
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