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Hi Ken,

If you are going to try any outdoor adventure / guided river trip you
MUST run the Middle Fork of the Salmon in Idaho. It's 100 miles of the
most scenic awe inspiring whitewater you'll ever experience. The
fishing is fantastic and even you the city slicker will want to come
back again. A video has recently been released which is excellent.
Your girl friend will love you forever for taking her on this trip.
An Excellant outfitter is SunValley Adventures their website is...
http://www.middleforkexpeditions.com/

If you contact them he will send you a DVD of what you can expect.

Back to the fishing, it is catch and release and you must use barbless
hooks, however, you do get extra points if the fish jumps off the hook
as you bring it to the boat. We've had friends catch 400 to 500 fish
in a single trip.

We've floated the Middle Fork of the Salmon many times. It just keeps
getting more enjoyable each time you go down.

Paul

www.bigriverunner.com





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My girlfriend and I are looking for a multi-day, guided, white-water
trip. She is very out-doorsy, and I am totally a city slicker (but
with a real desire to try her wilderness stuff. Can anyone rcommend
aguide/trip. I am in San Jose, CA and she is in LA.

Thanks,

Ken


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