January 26-27 Blue Notch/Horn

[KYKevin]

Squirrel last year when you where down , you where only able to get down to thelake on the Red Canyon side . Lake is up 40 ft you turn to the right before Pucker down a draw to Blue Notch . Will try and post a picture of Last Wild Human trailer , he is set up to go down . But hopefully he can get some company when he is down there.

It would be neat to see comparison pictures, 41.5 ft difference now from last year at this time.

 

[dallas massie]

Jim here is the road into Red Canyon in JUly of last year . I think this the step hill

 

[dallas massie]

 

[dallas massie]

Here is a camp in Blue Notch

 

[dallas massie]

Here is where the better road is where you said I lost the fish out of the back of my truck , where you go up to Pucker.

 

[dallas massie]

 

[PFD]

I am certain I went down the spot PFD is talking about, and he is right, steep, loose rock and sand. I walked it first and made the decision to go for it. Might not have been the smartest decision I've ever made. It took me 3 or 4 tries but I got out. I just had the kayak in the back of the truck and definitely wouldn't have tried it if I was towing anything.

I saw the tracks and spin out spots. Not worth it to me. I’d prefer a little exercise.

 

[PFD]

That’s exactly what I was trying to avoid.

 

[PFD]

I didn’t try going that far around Red Canyon. That might actually work.

 

[PFD]

Took a picture of my truck and tires on my way to work this morning. It goes most places just fine. Yes, I realize I still haven’t unloaded the kayak

 

[micbarca]

I caught all of mine trolling an umbrella rig at 2.3 mph probably only running 5-7' deep.

I love those Alabama rigs, just started using them and they are deadly.

 

[Dorado]

Copernicus screen shots from April 2 last year and January 27 this year..

 

[Gem Morris]

What is Copernicus, how do you access it? I guess it’s different than the other one that gets posted here from time to time the name of which I can’t remember?

 

[Chillindacove#21]

What is Copernicus, how do you access it? I guess it’s different than the other one that gets posted here from time to time the name of which I can’t remember?

That one was likely Sentinel. Copernicus is their new browser. All of my old Sentinel saved maps now come up with the Copernicus browser or that's how I'm seeing it. Lots of settings and playing with this viewer. See if the link below works.

Copernicus Browser

 

[Gem Morris]

That one was likely Sentinel. Copernicus is their new browser. All of my old Sentinel saved maps now come up with the Copernicus browser or that's how I'm seeing it. Lots of settings and playing with this viewer. See if the link below works.

Copernicus Browser

Thank you

 

[upthecreek]

@dallas massie I PM'd you with a quick question. Thanks

 

[Stuart Hepworth]

What is the mileage into Red Canyon or Blue Notch from the highway? Thinking of doing a trip with my side-by-side...load up all the gear and camp for a couple nights.

 

[PFD]

What is the mileage into Red Canyon or Blue Notch from the highway? Thinking of doing a trip with my side-by-side...load up all the gear and camp for a couple nights.

I'd guess 15-20 miles. It took me just over an hour from camp until I hit the pavement.

 

[Dorado]

What is Copernicus, how do you access it? I guess it’s different than the other one that gets posted here from time to time the name of which I can’t remember?

I got a message back in the Fall saying that the sentinel was being retired, with a link to their new website accessing the Copernicus satellites. After a bit of playing around, it works pretty well. I think the resolution is bit better than the Sentinel…

 

[Dungee]

I'd guess 15-20 miles. It took me just over an hour from camp until I hit the pavement.

Yeah I thought it was like 13 last I checked?