11-23-2005, 06:48 AM
Chester,
It's kinda hard to find. Go north until you hit the "town" of Woodruff. Take a left on (I think it's SR 32) (it's the only left in Woodruff, just past the big brick house on the right). Go west on that a ways, when you get past the last peice of private property you'll see a gate that will be open. The road will be well traveled and surronded by private property, go up the road about 5 miles or so. you'll see the damm. 4WD is a must, the road is often frozen or muddy. Once you get near the damm it gets real steep on the right side and mistakes become expensive.
B/C on the other hand is near there and easy to find. There will be a sign (or used to be) that says public access fishing on your right (on SR 32 or whatever it is). Stay left and you'll see some outhouses, park at the bottom and climb the damm. If you hit the cattle guard you've gone about 1/2 mile too far. Don't, I repeat don't go right unless you have a bad ass rig. The back side into B/C is a bad ride. I've done it in my truck, with no snow and I will never do it again. OK maybe I will, but I have a really good truck.
IFG
It's kinda hard to find. Go north until you hit the "town" of Woodruff. Take a left on (I think it's SR 32) (it's the only left in Woodruff, just past the big brick house on the right). Go west on that a ways, when you get past the last peice of private property you'll see a gate that will be open. The road will be well traveled and surronded by private property, go up the road about 5 miles or so. you'll see the damm. 4WD is a must, the road is often frozen or muddy. Once you get near the damm it gets real steep on the right side and mistakes become expensive.
B/C on the other hand is near there and easy to find. There will be a sign (or used to be) that says public access fishing on your right (on SR 32 or whatever it is). Stay left and you'll see some outhouses, park at the bottom and climb the damm. If you hit the cattle guard you've gone about 1/2 mile too far. Don't, I repeat don't go right unless you have a bad ass rig. The back side into B/C is a bad ride. I've done it in my truck, with no snow and I will never do it again. OK maybe I will, but I have a really good truck.
IFG