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An unidentified Kayaker is caught on film as he enters Nutcracker on the North Fork of the Payette river. Check out this incredible 5 shot series as he rolls in Nutcracker. If you can identify this boater, please let me know so we can give him credit!
Nutcracker photo 2, Nutcracker photo 3, Nutcracker photo 4, Nutcracker photo 5
Photo(s) by Kirk Keogh
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Big Smiley from Missoula reports...What it is? Smilin' in Zootown. Got to run the Snake like we planned across Columbus Day weekend....oh ya! Got to crash the Garbagescow in Granite...we entered a bit too far ta the right like about ten to fifteen feet to far and tried to bust thru the ledge wave. Damn near made it! Momma swam and I swam, our passenger from Wyoming stayed in...don't know how but do believe she's still pullin' Hypalon outta her fingernails!! No damage and good fun! Check out the series of 4 photos Heading In, Still heading in, On it's side, Back up right!
Photo(s) by Randy Gayner from Glacier Wilderness
Guides/Montana Raft Company
Vince Thompson catches a surf in Crunch Rapid on the North Fork Payette on August 25th. Flows that weekend were 1250 cfs.
Check out a photo series of our group of 5 catarafts on the "lower 7" miles of the North Fork
Photo(s) by Mack Thompson
Hans Chambers pops up and surfs a wild hole in Juicer rapid on the North Fork Payette on August 25th. Flows that weekend were 1250 cfs. Hans is running a 13' sotar cat sporting an ultralight (37 lb) Payette River Equipment Frame.
Check out a photo series of our group of 5 catarafts on the "lower 7" miles of the North Fork
Photo(s) by Mack Thompson
Go Left or Die (but not that far left....): Tim, Char, Jason, Cyndi, and Deb out of the Puma on the Main Payette below Banks 6-10-01
Jim Siebe surfs a wave at the top of Wolf Creek Rapid on the Selway. The flow was around 2' on June 24, 2001. The fishing was excellent, the weather grand and the water just right. Click here for a 48 photo album
Photo by Vince Thompson
Mark Kramer and Ted Day ran the Class VI Coyote Falls rapid on the South Fork of the Clearwater on June 9-10. Above is Mark plunging through the top major drop on June 9th. He separated from his boat in the second major drop, "Fangs", and wisely choose the nearby rescue rope over his boat. The flow on June 9th was 2000 cfs. With determination to conquer the rapid he and Ted Day ran it Sunday at flows of 1850 cfs.
Here is a photo of Ted and Mark "Below the Fangs"
Photo's by Vince Thompson
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