Another Video, the "Mother" Big Piney Creek

[Phil W.]

http://youtu.be/tHt1X-Xdj80" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[okieboater]

Been lucky and never took a swim or tump in front of The Mother.

Looking at it sans water, it is a wonder there have not been serious pins there.

[cpresoz]

The familiar rapids are always fascinating to see in dry conditions. I found this video of the Mother during flow: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Liha_xwiwtc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[justin.payne]

Now would be a good time to go in there with some cement and fill in that left side. Then move some rocks around, dig it out and see if you can make a nice hydraulic. I'm sure nobody would mind.

[Eztouche]

Now would be a good time to go in there with some cement and fill in that left side. Then move some rocks around, dig it out and see if you can make a nice hydraulic. I'm sure nobody would mind.

Two concepts come to mind on that "idea"

"Take only pictures, leave only footprints"

2nd, I suggest some time at this site: It's the "in" way of seeing things.
http://lnt.org/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

But of course, some folks just don't get it.

[cpresoz]

I believe Justin was being satirical and referencing a previous heated thread.

[RomanLA]

Wow! That makes some other rapids I've seen at low water look pretty friendly!

[canoe]

You haven't lived till you have surfed the hole below the little mother rock offside, OC1, and then caught the eddy on river left above the Mother Rock. Of course a lttle quickrete in selected areas might make things even better(Just kidding?) dale :myday"

[davidbob]

Of course a lttle quickrete in selected areas might make things even better(Just kidding?) dale

Arliss Dale

I remember when I used to stir things up and you were the voice of reason.

David Bob

[Mike_P]

Very cool to see videos of low vs "good" flow on a "famous" rapid in Arkansas. Big Piney has been on my "to do list" for some time. Looks awesome!

Mike P.

[justin.payne]

Now would be a good time to go in there with some cement and fill in that left side. Then move some rocks around, dig it out and see if you can make a nice hydraulic. I'm sure nobody would mind.

Two concepts come to mind on that "idea"

"Take only pictures, leave only footprints"

2nd, I suggest some time at this site: It's the "in" way of seeing things.
http://lnt.org/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

But of course, some folks just don't get it.

You have no idea my friend.