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Topic: Kayak Camping Destinations  (Read 2168 times)

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Bill

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http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=38&Itemid=42&limit=1&limitstart=3
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At some point this summer, you might find yourself pulled between the desire to go fishing and the need to do something with the significant other or family. Kayak camping is a way to get away with both. Following are get-up-and-go guides for two great, freshwater kayak camping spots—Butt Valley Reservoir and Mammoth Pool.



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Butt Valley Reservoir

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Great article by Vanim on 2 kayak camping spots in Northern California.


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Nice article Vanim, I sensed the serenity of seclusion through your photographs and story line. Nice !!!


Thanks again  :alien:


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Good stuff!!! Lookiing forward to doing this myself  :smt007 I was a dedicated backpacker a few years back but my knees are now jello. Kayak camping (and of course=fishing) is definitely something I can do for a long - long time :smt002


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I plan on doing a couple of kayak camping trips this year as soon as the snow melts. There are a couple of place I want to scope out. The fewer people in the area the better.
I know there is a boating only camping area at Lake Tahoe in Emerald Bay. I checked it out last year. That is why I say the fewer people the better. It was a zoo there.
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killer article. well written too! thanks.
john m. airey


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Cool article.  My family used to camp at the boat in camp site at mammoth pool every year before I was born.  I have been to the lake a handfull of times.  I have wanted to kayak into the site for over a year but i haven't been able to get away from work for more than two days in a row and nobody has the same days off as me.  The lake has some good fish, My girlfriend has caught a 13# brown trout in the lake.  There are also an abundance of Minny lobsters(crayfish) but most of the easy spots get fished out early.