i am going to head up to strawberry this next weekend for some prolonged tubing. looking to hook up to a lot of fish, be away from most of the heavy traffic, but yet have my camp somewhat close if not on the water. any suggestions. im thinking about driving around the lake past where the pavement ends. havent seen much traffic in that area. any better ideas are very much welcomed. oh and any one is welcomed to come on out. id enjoy the company, and the fishing aint so bad either. haha. thanks for some help guys, later
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[cool][#0000ff]I'm not qualified to give advice on camping at Da Berry. Never done it. I'm sure your dad would be a better source than me.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Good luck and go prepared for some cold nights. Hope you don't get dumped on by a sudden snowstorm. Could happen this time of year, but the forecast is supposed to be good through the week.[/#0000ff]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]Hard to find an open spot by that Lake it's self anymore. We use to camp by one of the bays and a few years ago noticed a sign that says no more camping. Seems like they want you where they can keep track of you along with get a few bucks.[/size][/black][/font]
[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]Myself and several other good friends are talking about Saturday. Not sure where just yet, but I am thinking around the Marina some where.[/size][/black][/font]
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yeah i noticed a lot of old places have either no camping or no campfire signs. im going to take a drive and find a spot. let me know when your plans are finalized and we shall meet up. you can give me a few pointers on fishing the wollys. see ya on the water.
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