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Roncervette to your camp site should take maybe 6 to 8 hours if you don't beat around the bush. Alderson to Talcott is a good float but it would take longer.

It's been at least 9, ten years since i've done the Caldwell to Ronceverte trip and I believe my initial post that it would add 6 miles to the trip is incorrect. More like 2 miles not sure though but the fish and game booklet says 6 miles but I don't believe that is correct. retiredbosn question for ya, those islands are they man made, they just don't seem natural to me.

The cave is below Ronceverte. It is approximately 60' above the river at the top end of the long deep pool of water with the RR trestle at the bottom. about 1 mile above Fort Springs. Starting at Caldwell will add 6 miles to the trip. Are you staying at Greenbrier Camp Grounds I believe is the name. Talcot to Willowwood bridge is a good float around 11 miles and it is a short shuttle trip about 3 or 4 miles.

If you are doing a overnight trip I recommend putting in at the Caldwell public access and camping below the mouth of Second Creek on the right side at the top end of a big hole of water above the RR trestle. On the other side of the river from this camping site is Windy Mouth cave thought I'd tell you bought the cave in case ya might won't to do some spelunking. Not sure if the land is posted but I don't think it is.

I've had some decent luck this week on the lower half of the Greenbrier this week. Caught 4 in the 18" range, been using tubes and jerk baits. I have fished all of the Greenbrier river canoeing from Marlington to Willowood Golf course approximately 6 miles above Hinton. May and early June is the best for float fishing cause she can get really low and you could have some epic long spells of shallow water on certain sections (Anthony bridge to Caldwell). Power grubs chartreuse with green tails work really good and sometimes topwater will work all day I like the Heddon torpedo's in a orange color. Need any info I would be more than glade to help if i can.