{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Overnight Brookie Trip Shenandoah

Dalton, I made sure to try the southern hike in to Big Run which is pretty flat unlike the Northern hike down Big Run, but yes, I think he can handle wading most of the streams for sure.

On Monday, April 25, 2016 at 4:05:49 PM UTC-4, Greggory DiSalvo wrote:

Hi all, 

I've been a lurker here for a while and am wildly impressed by the vast base of knowledge in this community.  I have been planning on taking my dad out into the Shenandoah for an overnight brookie trip sometime late spring.  He has a questionable knee and doesn't really hike much.  I took a recon trip with a few friends a few weeks back to Big Run hoping to take him there.  I really liked it and the hike in was more than reasonable, but with the fire situation, I am not sure if the stream/environment will be in good shape later this spring (So sad).  I've spent a good amount of time taking day trip trouthikes to many of the different streams in the park but am looking for something a little more remote so we can leave tents/packs unattended without worry.  

Would love it if some of ya'll had a few suggestions!  I am thinking it would just be a one night trip where we hike in Saturday morning, find a campsite, hit the water, and then fish a bit in the morning before heading out.

Thanks in advance,

Gregg

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