Somewhere in the mid to late 90's Mike and I and several other boaters ran the Dry Fork at a near insane 16 ft on the Parson's gauge, which I'd guess translates to maybe 12 ft on the Hendricks Dry Fork gauge. The entire 8 miles of the lower was over in less than 45 minutes. And that was with everyone surfing wherever it was safe to do so. When we finished up Mike and one other guy split to run Otter Creek while me and one boater went over to attempt a run on Brushy Fork along Rt 38 going down to Nestorville. That run didn't go very well at the culvert just above the limestone quarry but we survived it. Mike is one hell of a boater and one of the nicest guys you'll ever run any river with. Tell him Paul said hi.
Somewhere in the mid to late 90's Mike and I and several other boaters ran the Dry Fork at a near insane 16 ft on the Parson's gauge, which I'd guess translates to maybe 12 ft on the Hendricks Dry Fork gauge. The entire 8 miles of the lower was over in less than 45 minutes. And that was with everyone surfing wherever it was safe to do so. When we finished up Mike and one other guy split to run Otter Creek while me and one boater went over to attempt a run on Brushy Fork along Rt 38 going down to Nestorville. That run didn't go very well at the culvert just above the limestone quarry but we survived it. Mike is one hell of a boater and one of the nicest guys you'll ever run any river with. Tell him Paul said hi.