Big South Fork with John Dean and Tanya, 2400 By Clay Wright by Will Richardson | Feb 8, 2005 | Whitewater | 0 comments Big South Fork with John Dean and Tanya, 2400 By Clay Wright February 8, 2005 Just got in from BSF at 2400 – great level and a great play day. While ‘Double Drop’ gets the blood flowing, it was the play that was the ‘All-star’ of the show . .with 4 loop spots (one just upstream from these shots) and a nice wave for blunts, the Big South Fork is like the Lower Gauley, only without the class 5’s. We set out to meet Tom, from Jackson Kayaks production team, but he decided to bring the whole family and enjoy some rappeling in the sun, instead. So John Dean, Tanya Talbert and I had the river to ourselves. Now I hear a lot about the ‘overcrowding’ of the rivers, but I sure didn’t see it on this 50 degree Saturday on the BSF. We finally ran into another group about 1/2 way down the narrows, and actually enjoyed the extra company. Especially at the take-out. What’s the ‘parking lot scene’ when you are the only car there? Great day, and I found this 2400 level to be a real winner. Can’t wait to see what the other levels are like . . . Clay Big South Fork with John Dean and Tanya, 2400 A handy way to punch the hole A handy way to punch the hole John Dean, Double Drop, Big South Fork charging ooops John Dean’s roll at the end of Double Drop series: ‘Yeah!” Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ