New Boat, looking to do some exploring...

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griffon
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2007/08/01 15:54:02 (permalink)

New Boat, looking to do some exploring...

I just got myself into an 18 ft. multispecies deep V fiberglass boat with a 115hp Yamaha behind it.  I would like to run the Allegheny where possible (the farther north the better) for smallies and anything else that might hit my Smithwicks and Twisters.  What are some of the better stretches for a midsize vessel to have launch access and run.  That said, are there any major hazards/obstacles I should be aware of up-front?  I would also like to hit the Yough, so if you have information on that, it would be appreciated greatly.  Thanks in advance, the Griffon. 
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    TransAmWS6
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    RE: New Boat, looking to do some exploring... 2007/08/01 16:09:16 (permalink)
    that boats probably a little too big for the yough unless you go in at boston, im gettin a kayak in a couple months just for fishing the yough and rivers like it
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    FLATFISH4F
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    RE: New Boat, looking to do some exploring... 2007/08/01 20:19:07 (permalink)
    Griffon nice to here your moving up in the world. I live on the river in Harmarville, if you want to go for a ride some evening I can show you where to go and where NOT to go. Let me know and have fun in your new boat .......... Flatfish
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    griffon
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    RE: New Boat, looking to do some exploring... 2007/08/02 07:11:31 (permalink)
    Thanks Gentlemen. Flatfish, I will be in touch... Griffon
    post edited by griffon - 2007/08/02 07:12:06
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