Boat ramp on Sabine near deridder?

[silver_snipe]

Probably Deweyville will be closest. If the river is not high you got sure will not be able to at 190. You would have to cross some soft sand. I'm not sure of the ramp on mouth of the creek road

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by silver_snipe

Probably Deweyville will be closest. If the river is not high you got sure will not be able to at 190. You would have to cross some soft sand. I'm not sure of the ramp on mouth of the creek road

Hmmmmm. That's kinda far. May have to change plans. Water is real low I think

[silver_snipe]

Originally Posted by Duck Butter

Hmmmmm. That's kinda far. May have to change plans. Water is real low I think

This time of the year it is usually pretty low. The ramp that is listed for that area is the on off Hwy 111. I have never actually been to it but if the water is low beware of the sand bars they can be pretty large and very shallow.

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by silver_snipe

This time of the year it is usually pretty low. The ramp that is listed for that area is the on off Hwy 111. I have never actually been to it but if the water is low beware of the sand bars they can be pretty large and very shallow.

Ok thanks. We are gonna look at the mouth of creek launch and if no good them head to Toledo I think

[B-Stealth]

Originally Posted by Duck Butter

Ok thanks. We are gonna look at the mouth of creek launch and if no good them head to Toledo I think

It's been years ago, but I canoed from Toleda Dam to Burr Ferry bridge and pulled out there. If you have 4X4 might be worth a shot to launch if your looking for some cold clear water and nice sand bars.