| Dunbar
Creek Paved Road Section Tour (Page 2 of
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Run Confluence |
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| Downstream from Tucker Confluence |
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Looking Up Tucker Run |
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Up Dunbar from Tucker Confluence |
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Our tour of the
Paved Road Section of Dunbar Creek begins just a
little to the north of the State Game Lands
Building at the confluence of Dunbar Creek with
Tucker Run. There is a deep hole, just below the
confluence which includes a maze of exposed
sycamore roots. An excellent lie for large fish.
A small stand of Giant "horsetail" Rush
is an interesting but fragile feature next to the
trunk of the sycamore tree. As the stream
continues past this point, we notice that the
rate of fall has decreased dramatically.
The paved road section is characterized by long
relatively flat riffle stretches with intervening
rapids. |
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| Sycamore Hole at Tucker |
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Giant Equisetum Rush |
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