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  1. 03-26-2014, 08:02 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by thatguy View Post
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    Looks very nice there Tommy... The scenery looks beautiful!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2manymustangs View Post
    Looks very nice there Tommy... The scenery looks beautiful!!!
    We love it.

    That clip shows a boat underway coming from under the I5 bridge heading east through the main body towards the Squaw river arm and Pitt arm.

    The view behind my boat is looking up the McCloud arm due North. Following the McCloud arm leads to some FANTASTIC scenery, and gets smaller to make a great river run!

    Each summer we have met folks up there that plan there major summer Vacation camping up on that section. Last year met up with some great folks from the bay area in a 26' Daytona and a few of their friends that were tent camping up the arm. Everytime we go up there we find new adventure and scenery...I find it hard to believe at times that I am not back in Alaska when I see it.

    Here is a better detailed map. When the water level is up it is close to 400 miles of shoreline.


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