As you float down the scenic canyons, take time to scan the hillside for wildlife. Several herds of Big Horn sheep can be spotted with a keen eye. They are incredible climbers and can ascend literally straight up a wall...the young's one too.

Spectacular scenery is around every bend. The river slows in several spots and forms beautiful deep pools.

Temperatures can reach over 100 degrees in the canyon at times and floating along side your pontoon can be just the answer. The depth of the water varies from a few inches to 10+ feet. Many stretches offer a chance to cool off...and with the warm desert air you are dried off in 30 minutes. 

The river is known for catching large numbers of small fish. Over the years we've found the secret to landing better quality fish and routinely catch fish in the 16-19" range. There is even the legend of a 22 incher landed. The secret...dumb luck. We've caught them on small baits and big ones, in slow water and fast, first timers and veterans, late May to early July.

The fishing can get pretty crazy at times. These two fish hit a Rebel Popper at the same time shortly after it hit the water. 

Most of the fishing is done from your Pontoon boat, but never miss the opportunity to find a nice back eddy or spit of land. You never know where that next monster fish is coming from.  

Enjoy a nice scotch and cigar and create some memories that will last a lifetime

Well as comfortable as you can be camping. Our two person tents come with a sleeping bag and pad. The spots are pretty level. You should have no problem sleeping with the white river noise to lull you to sleep.

Dinner the first day varies but it is hot and plenty of it. The second day is the traditional Fish Taco night with the bass caught that day. There have been some close calls, but we always find the fish!