Division Street Dam on the Mahoning River Between Girard and B&O.
At right water levels easy Portage

CooksBurg to Mill Creek 13 Miles
12 boaters in 4 Canoes & 4 Kayaks
2.9 USGS

18 paddlers, 1 doggy in 14 boats
3.2 USGS Gauge

13 boats,
3.8 at USGS Gauge

Scouted a 6.5 Mile section of Rocky River on west side of Cleveland

Jerry, Billie, Jerry Jr. Lyda, Mike D, Jessica, Stan and myself paddled 14.25 Miles
USGS 2.6ft

Participants: 11 ? Mike Danko, Ron Eells, Jessica Hoffart, Jacob (Mike's cousin), Mike Delbene, Bruce and Dianne Ambrose, Rich and Patty Allen, Eric Zamary, John Paul Tolson

Boat Count: Nine ? five kayaks, four canoes, but six canoeists and five kayakers. Ed, does that mean canoes win?

Gage reading at Mosquito Creek Dam near Cortland, Ohio: 2.63 feet. This was about two feet over normal levels, according to Mike, due to a water release from Mosquito Lake.

Put in: Kennedy Park, Niles, Ohio
Take out: Kennedy Park, Niles, Ohio (trip was an out and back from Kennedy Park both up river to beyond Rte 224 and down river to Niles High School; no shuttle)

Distance paddled: between four and five miles?

Air temperature in the 30s; occasional light wind, sunny skies ? it really wasn't too bad in spite of the air temperature.

Tionesta Creek overnight trip. Day one 13.4 mi. Day two 6.9 miles. Gage was 2.6 to 2.4 foot. First day of trout season. Lots of fishermen but no problems. ps...photos are in not in order.

17 paddlers from Swift Park to Canoe City
6 stayed to watch over food and gear
Temps near 40
Great Paddle

Warm lake cool morning July 2014