Jock River boat launch

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Jock River boat launch

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I have never fished the Jock, however my daughter has a school project on it. I was wondering is there any boat launches that I could put my boat in at. I know of one or two that I could put a canoe or car topper, however this is not a car topper, not a big boat just needs a ramp of some sort.
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boat launch !!

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if im not mistaking but don't quote me on it i have heard there is a boat launch in richmond somewhere at a park!! just something i heard i never actually went there.I usually get the canoe for the jock!!
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big boat ?

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how big is the boat because the jock is very shallow in some places and there is a rapid and its all rocks ,,,,,,,,,,,,,best stick to the canoe !!
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wow that was fast
It's 15' w/ 15hp I've seen boats on it just not sure where they put in.
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Post by joco »

i did put my yaks in a few place over there and did saw some boats to.

but some area are like 3 inch off water...but a lot off place are no prob for boats.

i think its more a canoe and kayak creek taugh.

you could put a boat down in those area in richmond...but its a hand thing..mabe one place nere that bridge is ok..just cnat remeber the nameoff the bridge.

only i can tell you wit all that rain we got there...that river should dirty like hell for now..


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I think it's do-able at the Eagleson Road bridge but as Joco said, it's a hand thing.
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I have see people lauch their aluminum off of steeple hill road. Its not very noticeable, I didnt even know there wasa lauch there, until one day I saw some people fishing and saw where their vehicle/trailer was.

wish I could be more specific, but would have to show you.

If you launch at the rinchmond park in town, you will be stuck in town as they put up a dam half way downstream to eagleson.
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Southeast corner of bridge on Cedarview Rd., south side of Barrhaven.

A buddy & I backed (carefully!!) right down through the ditch to put in a 14' w/ a 9.9. That was 3 or 4 yrs ago, don't know what it's like now. Went to the 416 bridge & something BIG took off w/ my lure and 30' of line then SNAP-----gone!! :shock:
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Post by mad_on_fishing »

the only one i have seen is more like a grass road leading up the the jock surrounded by trees between 2 farms.
the jock the that area really only gets to be only 10ft..but last year..i was talking to a guy who was fishing, and he claims that he had a few eye's on..
its not the fisherman that catches the fish,, its the gear,,,

or is it the other way around? oh well...

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Post by snowman31 »

We launch just outside Barrhaven off of strandheard and use a electric trolling motor and a 10 ft boat. We carry the boat down beside the bridge and go.

Awesome muskie fishing in that river.
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it's full of spawning muskie right now,they will head out soon,but some will get stuck,alot of yellow pickeral too,you can launch at eagleson,I used to toss my 12' tinny in there,also launch on moodie south of fallowfield,take the river back west of moodie, past bridge,and in front of lumber yard,are good pickeral trolling grounds. caught nice fish there for 40 years.
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Post by troutbum »

Hey
Thanks for all the responses. However I took a drive around today as well as judging from the responses. I think the canoe would be in order. It's a photography project on the Jock she is doing. We have covered alot of the shore areas, but we thought we would explore the river a bit more.
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Post by BC FD »

There was a place to launch up by Centenial golf course at the end of Joy's Side road just west of Richmond. I havn't been up there recently but you shouldn't have any problem launching there
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