When: July 23-25 2010

Place: Riverside Retreat,  Jamestown, KY (about a 2 ½ hr drive from Louisville)

Outing Coordinator:  Mark Vincent  mark@derbycityflyfishers.com

Number of spots: 8

Equipment:
4-6 wt rods; sinking line preferred but wt forward floating lines ok.
#6-10Wooley buggers
#8-14 nymphs
#10-12 beadhead cracklebacks
Misc other streamers

Outing Details:
This is going to be a boating trip based out of Helms Landing at Riverside Retreat.  Lodging is $60 per person for the weekend.  You must pay a $30 deposit to the trip coordinator 30 days prior to the trip.

This trip will be modified consistent with river conditions as we approach the trip. Potential low generation/river flow should mean excellent wading. However, if the water is high we will use boats, canoes, pontoons as appropriate. Wading areas will be accessible by boat with some "walk-in" opportunities.

Please consider the information below. The Cumberland River can change it's flow and elevation in a matter of hours, thus the fishing has to be adapted to the conditions at hand. The best case scenario is that we don't have much rain (to raise the lake and increase river flow) prior to this outing. In this case, we can "ferry' people to wading areas. If the water is high we will have to fish from water craft, and if it's too high the trip is off. If we have to fish from water craft you will need to be a rather accomplished fly fisherman. On the subject of water craft, as related below, boats are available for rental; others have their own craft. It will be your responsibility to secure a craft and/or a buddy. If the river is up, Traces has boats to rent. You can follow other experienced members up the river but you have to know how to operate an outboard powered boat.