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Cannon
Since 13 Sep 2010
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Fri Jun 05, 15 12:33 pm Boat Launch at Jones |
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Would like to launch a boat at Jones but don't have a 4x4. See there is the Beaver Boat Ramp in Clatskanie and then to the west of Jones at West Port Boat Ramp.
Any experience with either and is it possible to get to the Columbia from both? I see West Port shouldn't be a problem, but didn't know about the Clatskanie launch and if the access channel is deep enough to motor through to reach the Columbia. Looks like a cool trip if it does.
https://www.google.com/maps/@46.1144019,-123.2513959,13384m/data=!3m1!1e3 |
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rhorton1
Since 25 Oct 2012
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SoCal
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Fri Jun 05, 15 2:45 pm |
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I've seen some pretty large day fishers launch out of the Clatskanie boat launch when I make my pre-kite pit stop at the ramp on the way to Jones. For boats that size, I don't think they would be launching in Clatskanie if they couldn't reach the Columbia. |
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Cannon
Since 13 Sep 2010
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Fri Jun 05, 15 10:15 pm |
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Good deal. Thanks. |
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wylieflyote

Since 30 Jun 2006
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Puget Sound & Wa. Coast
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Sat Jun 06, 15 5:18 am |
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If you live on the Washington side, you can use the very nice full service boat ramp in Cathlamet. A few years ago we did this with jet skis and it's about a 5 minute sprint to Jones. I big plus if you like kiting "the ponds" up on the Washington side of the river. If the tide is down, you can pump & rig on the Sand Island up in "The Alley". _________________ CGKA Member
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Kip Wylie Last edited by wylieflyote on Sat Jun 06, 15 5:20 am; edited 2 times in total |
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sromano1995

Since 22 May 2013
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Portland
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Sat Jun 06, 15 8:57 pm |
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I have used the West Port boat ramp to get to Jones by jet ski.
Not the best maintained boat ramp (lots of holes in the ramp) but it did do the job. |
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