Have some friends that live on the lake below here and always were telling me about the drop.

@@SethMcStouts Cool. I hiked around and looked at a lot of those runs on Lanier years ago and most felt like they were a bit too one shot or crazy like Glade to get out and do many of them.

Ya dude , I never really had done the Cartecay much either so I feel like when that’s at a good level and you hike up and do clear Creek. It’s actually a pretty solid day.

The Tallulah is released on, and you can legally run it about 10 times a year ( if you are a class 4/5 boater).It’s very illegal to run if you don’t do it on a release date.

@@SethMcStouts Will it be released? OK, wow, I didn't know

@@mayrbmx it releases in April and November

This is located in Dawson County Georgia

@@SethMcStouts thank you.

Appreciate it man!

You're more than welcome ​@@SethMcStouts

It runs off Blood Mtn, terminates into Dicks Creek and turns into the Chestatee River. North Ga

I live in Gainesville Ga now, was living in Cleveland Ga when I filmed this but still relatively close.

@@SethMcStouts hell yea man I live in Cleveland let’s run something when rivers come back up eventually

Hello ga bretheren i am near ballground lets paddle

Appreciate that!

Put in on 136 and took out at the reservoir. About 15 miles. A long day if you don’t have it together.

+kyle marrujo At 1.1 it would be a long day and hard on your boat due to it being so rocky. It depends on what type of sit on top but just the average 12-15 foot flat water sit on top without knee straps would not be advisable. It it were a torrent with knee stapes I would say go for it.

+Seth Scott It's a 9.5 perception rambler. No knee straps. And how long did it take you to go down the river?

The time it takes to go down is based off how high/ fast the river is. I would say at 1.5 it would take 3-5 hours. Knee straps would be good to have for a lot of the rapids.

+kyle marrujo My buddy and I did it this past weekend, him in a whitewater kayak and me in a 14 foot canoe with gear. The level was around 1.2 and it took us about 6.5 hours to do the upper and the lower. We camped after split decision so we split it up into two days. The 6.5 hours includes some scouting time and me going in a few times. Hard to maneuver some of those rapids in a 14 foot canoe.