Cossatot Below Gilliam Lake
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Cossatot Below Gilliam Lake
Anybody ever paddle this? Looking for any info I can get. Looking for different places to paddle in SW Ark. Not into the III, IV, V stuff.
Chris Crawford
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Re: Cossatot Below Gilliam Lake
I think they used to hold races at what is called the Cossatot Reefs back when!! Think you need a release to make it reasonable. Cowper, Bullwinkle?
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Re: Cossatot Below Gilliam Lake
Here's what Cowper had to say about it...
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Re: Cossatot Below Gilliam Lake
Chris,
I took my family and another family down it a couple of years ago. Also float fished it several times back in the day. It is class I -II comparable to the Caddo. Getting to the 9 mile float take out (CR 70) is a long shuttle and some un-marked dirt roads that I wouldn't have been able to find without GPS. There is a low water bridge that you can sometimes take out at around 3 miles...if the access road to it is not gated. Some take out further down at King's Road (CR 360), about 5 miles, but I have never been there by land.
I took my family and another family down it a couple of years ago. Also float fished it several times back in the day. It is class I -II comparable to the Caddo. Getting to the 9 mile float take out (CR 70) is a long shuttle and some un-marked dirt roads that I wouldn't have been able to find without GPS. There is a low water bridge that you can sometimes take out at around 3 miles...if the access road to it is not gated. Some take out further down at King's Road (CR 360), about 5 miles, but I have never been there by land.
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Re: Cossatot Below Gilliam Lake
i have been thinking about doing this for awhile. i have found the first bridge ( thought is was at 2 mi.) and the 2nd bridge access at 5 mi. both of these access looded good. i would be interested in doing the whole 9 mi. robert
Re: Cossatot Below Gilliam Lake
Down to the first bridge there are a few easy rapids with some surfing possible. Below the first brdige was a good surf spot.
They use to have fall releases so there were quite a few people there for those.
They use to have fall releases so there were quite a few people there for those.
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