What's the best river to float down in the summer?
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By far, the Middle Fork of the Salmon.  The Main Salmon, Selway, and Bruneau (if the water level holds) are also top notch trips.
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i advise u go jump in a river
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Go hike the waterfalls along the Columbia river gorge.  Beautiful, active, and the bounus of wearing the kids out so they will go to sleep earlier or take a nap.
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I charter fish out of Panama City Beach Fl. and I've seen it since May. If you haven't seen blue-water this summer ,you need to go further south. 50 miles plus! Good Luck!
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Dude, you should definitely go tothe Chinook River. That place is clean, and people have been known to cathc really large fish up there.
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I FOUND "FLORAL CITY".  TRY WWW.KAYAK.COM
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summer and in the deep
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There's a pier in hattaras, really close to the hills, there's also surf fishing, use a bottom rig and red squid, the blues run in high tide, you can catch croaker too. Good Luck!
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First get a ruler, then go to the river..........
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Depends on the country you are talking about if its the US it would be the Mississippi or the Hudson, but if it England I would say it is the Thames, the Yangtze in China, in Africa the Nile, in Brazil the amazon, in Pennsylvania state the Ohio river is the most used. I hope this was helpful without more details i don't know
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I like the ocean pier fishing.\nTry Avalon, Cherry Grove, Apache, or Springmaid Beach piers.\nThis is a good time of year.\nUse fresh shrimp.\nIt works much better than the frozen tubs from the bait shop
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Around Phoenix, the lakes on the Salt and Verde rivers are not bad for kayaking (Canyon Lake, Bartlett Lake, and Apache Lake).  On Canyon Lake especially, you have to watch out for water-skiers and jet-skis.  Apache Lake (half-way to Lake Roosevelt) is not too bad.\n\nIn northern Arizona, Lake Powell has some great kayaking if you go with a larger boat (houseboat, etc) to get into some of the side canyons.  Just south of Winslow is McHood Reservoir which backs up into Clear Creek Canyon (ie: you are paddling through a cliff-walled canyon).  This is a great little half-day trip.  Grand Canyon is great if you are an expert white-water kayaker, but it is very difficult to get permits and you would need support craft with you.\n\nMy personal favorite spot in AZ is doing the lower stretches of the Colorado River, especially the area above Martinez Lake near Yuma.  The dams make the river wide and slow (no rapids).  You can hire a tour boat at Martinez Lake to take you upstream and then float back down at your own pace checking out the beaches, old mines, and indian petroglphs along the way.  Best done in early spring or fall (too hot and too many speed boats in summer).\n\nDepending on your skill and how much snow-melt there is, you can sometimes get in nice white-water trips on stretches of the Gila (near Winkleman and Safford), Verde (near Camp Verde) and Salt Rivers.  Both the Gila and Verde have lots of rocks and overhanging trees, etc (I prefer small rafts or inflatable kayaks for them).
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Two weeks paid boat rental, no kids (some of the time) out on Lake Ouichita, near Hot Springs, AR.  You know one of thosse big house boats with lots of room also have a couple of Seadoo's to boot.  As long the Fourth of July falls in there somewhere.\n\nGod Bless
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The river tubing trips.  It's quite fun.
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There are a ton of great places in CA, so, it will depend on where you live, how far you want to go and what your skill level is.\n\nUp north... \n- The Upper Sacramento (above Lake Shasta) has about 40 miles of river available with a good, strong population of rainbows.\n- The McCloud is one of the most beautiful rivers you'll find anywhere.\n- The Pit has tough wading and fiesty bows.\n- Hat Creek/Fall River are both spring creeks that offer a good challenge.\n- Lower Sacramento in and below Redding has some of the largest trout in the state, but a boat is often required to fish it (especially at high flows).\n- N. Fork of the Feather has some great water.\n\nfurther south you still have a pick of rivers, but they tend to be a little shorter either in fishable water or season... Putah Creek, Merced, the Stan, Calaveras.\n\nTahoe has the Truckee and tons and tons of little creeks.\n\nFurther South you have fewer and fewer options... although you do have the Kings, Ownes, Hot Creek and Piru Creek... just to mention the few that spring to mind.\n\nCA has a TON of water and finding the right spot for your style is all part of the fun.  Be sure to check the regulations for whatever water you select, as they can vary dramatically.\n\nThe main season doesn't start until the last Sat. in April and the rivers are likely to be pretty high with all the rain and snow we've had.
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On a lazy river, either swimming, canoeing, or tubing.
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grapes, lemons, limes, orange slices, apples will float\n\nolives,tomatoes,zuchinni,water melon , squash will sink