Kayaking Caney Fork in Tennessee level 1.75 on stick gauge

[@stephenhunt6253]

This made my morning. I miss the Caney.

[@JohnMoorekayak]

Thanks your welcome.

[@SergeyVoynov]

John, how long is this thing? It looks like my level of paddling, not like some other stuff you run)))). I will put it on my to do list. Thanks. Great video.

[@JohnMoorekayak]

The run is just over 9 miles. I would consider this video shot at a fairly low level on the gauge and would think the run is much harder at higher flows. The gauge is looking upstream from the bridge on river right. We tried to do Clifty Creek, a small tributary of the Caney Fork, a few days before this and came out onto the Caney Fork when the level was 4 or 5 feet. It was really frightening not having done the run or knowing the lines.

[@SergeyVoynov]

Yeah, aww suggests 1.6 to 1.7. I cannot even imagine 4 or 5 ft, it would be way out of the range. Thank you.

[@michaelaldrich8994]

Is this one gen or two running?

[@JohnMoorekayak]

I am not sure if I understand your question. This river is natural flow as far as I know. I do not believe there is a dam upstream so there are no generators releasing water. The gauge is at the putin bridge on river right looking upstream.

[@michaelaldrich8994]

@@JohnMoorekayak Ahh. I was only familiar with the Caney below Center Hill Dam.

[@JohnMoorekayak]

@@michaelaldrich8994 Gotcha. I believe this section is above the dam.