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    Default Looking For Suggestions

    I'll be picking up my raft/pontoon trailer next weekend (in Oregon, so, unfortunately for me, I may miss the function at Kiene's). My plan is to do more camping this year in NoCal, leave a day or so early and get a nice spot, then have my wife join me after she gets off work on Friday.
    So keeping in mind that I don't like crowds or noisy neighbors, I'm looking for suggestions on where to go. Tough year, I realize, because of the water situation, but it is what it is. Good fishing would be nice, but I'm all about the total experience, so peace and quite and a view are just as important.
    I camped a lot when I was younger, so I'm pretty familiar with most areas in NoCal, but I got away from it in my older years because of the crowds. Now there's the grandkids that should have that experience.
    Thanks for any help.

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    Streams or lakes for trout?
    Bill Kiene (Boca Grande)

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    Email: billkiene63@gmail.com
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    McKenzie river in Oregon has a few places to pitch a tent and fish once you're up there.

    Rogue river is also on the way.

    Have a good trip, John!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Kiene semi-retired View Post
    Streams or lakes for trout?
    I'd like to start using my inflatable more, so I'm thinking lakes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by salmonid View Post
    McKenzie river in Oregon has a few places to pitch a tent and fish once you're up there.

    Rogue river is also on the way.

    Have a good trip, John!
    I should have made myself more clear. For most of these trips, I'm looking to find places in NoCal, something in the 4-hr drive range from the Bay Area.
    But thank you for responding, Salmonid. I'm guessing others are not responding because they're afraid I'll catch all the fish at their favorite place.

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    Or the lack of response may be due to the fact I set forth the caveat "keeping in mind that I don't like crowds" there's nothing to recommend, in which case that would be pretty sad.

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    Manzanita is a good lake with a nice campground. Lewiston Lake also. Both are probably 4 hours from the BA. Everything is crowded now in the summer. No getting away from the 40 million other Californians.

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    Thanks for the suggestions.
    Thanks especially to those who sent private messages telling me their secret spots. I promise to keep them secret.

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