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Welcome to Flatwater Paddlers Oklahoma... a member-run group dedicated to those interested in canoeing and kayaking the gentler rivers and other bodies of water NOT categorized as extreme whitewater. The group has no membership fees and the only requirements are 1)that you occasionally leave the comfort of your sofa and join others in the enjoyment of outdoor paddling and 2)when you join, give us some basic contact and bio info such as name, location, approximate age and gender. This helps group members get to know each other and link up for activities. It's a great way to grow social contacts and have some outdoor fun at the same time. In addition, the group will serve as a source of shared information to help build skills and coordinate activities. Most importantly of all, this is YOUR group. Join in and help promote RECREATIONAL paddling in our area and have fun. Happy paddling!!!

(As with any water sport, kayak and canoe transport and operation entails certain risks to equipment and participants. All members assume full responsibility for their equipment and personal safety.)

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Re: Upper Mount. Fork water levels
Al, Thanks bunches for the UMF info.  That is a great help for planning.  Southwest Paddler, although a great source of information, only lists the
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 12:18 pm
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Upper Mount. Fork water levels
Donna: I went back to Memorial Day weekend on the USGS tables and it looks like the water depth was showing 8 feet when we went down there and the water speed
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:11 am
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Re: New Member
Donna, Al and the guys are correct in that it is best to check the web sites before going.  It can save you some serious drive time.  Not much worse than
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:04 am
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Re: New Member
Last time we were there (Memorial Weekend) I seem to remember it was running about 3 feet and roughly 400 cfs. Maybe Travis can verify if I'm remembering that
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 10:59 pm
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Can anyone tell me what an acceptable river level on the USGS site for Smithville would be for floating the upper Mountain Fork?  Thanks in advance. ... From:
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 7:00 pm
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