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Copy of Rawdata-Bystream Question 7: Have you ever Question 11: Have Have you participated in you ever Question 4: Where do you access or enter Question 5: Have ever or observed participated in or the stream? (If multiple locations, please you ever participated in someone observed Question 17: I Question 1: list them below. Please be specific so it participated in or or observed canoeing, someone fishing, hereby certify Stream Name can be identified on a map, e.g., 180th observed someone children Question 8: Please describe when, where, kayaking, or seining, or Question 12: Please describe when, where, Question 13: Name that this (The full name Question 2: County(s) Question 3: City or Town Street bridge, ABC City Park, State-owned swimming in the Question 6: Please describe when, where, playing in this and how often you participated in or tubing in this Question 10: Please describe when, where, and how often trapping for and how often you participated in or (This information will information is should be (Enter county or counties closest to the area of Canoe Access location, Quarter Section- river or stream and how often you participated in or observed river or observed children playing in this river or river or you participated in or observed someone canoeing, minnows in this observed someone fishing, seining, or only be used to verify Question true and Session ID Submit Time entered) where the activity occur) use. Townsh named above? someone swimming in this river or stream. stream? stream. stream? kayaking, or tubing in this river or stream. river or stream? trapping for minnows in this river or stream. your comments) Question 14: Street Question 15: City 16: Zip accurate. Iowa River Every weekend,and some weekdays,during NW 1/4, SE 1/4, Sect. 34, T89N-R20W the warm-weather months (approximately SW 1/4, SW 1/4, Sect. 36, T89-R20 June-October). This can be observed at any Rock-N-Row Adventures, out of Steamboat Rock send Personally, I will fish the river a couple dozen W 1/2, SE 1/4, Sect. 12, T88-R20 of the stream-side campgrounds such as literally hundreds of tubers down the river every weekend. times per year; anywhere from Iowa Falls to SE 1/4, NW 1/4, Sect. 28, T88-R19 Cross' Ford, Eagle City,Pine Ridge. There is a fair number of recreational canoers, with a new Union. Any day of the summer you can SE 1/4, NE 1/4, Sect. 22, T86-R19 Additionally, with the staggering number of Please refer to my answer for question No. canoe rental operation starting business between Alden observe someone fishing the river 143701605 4/24/2007 8:00 Iowa River Hardin Steamboat Rock Yes recreational Yes 6 Yes and Iowa Falls. Not to mention Yes somewhere. Trent Lambert 29021 Co Hwy D41 Eldora 50627 Yes Summer 07 - while on an Iowa river canoe State owned canoe access just outside of float from Iowa Falls River Access to Eagle We take canoe floats on the Iowa River 1 to 3 times in the 143710321 4/24/2007 8:26 Iowa River Hardin Iowa Falls Iowa Falls Yes City Park Yes Summer '07 - while on the canoe float Yes summer months Yes fishing Lori Foresman-Kirpes 11407 NW Jester Park Drive Granger 50109 Yes 143723539 4/24/2007 8:59 iowa river wright belmond belmond city park to pike timber Yes once on this trip No Yes 2 canoes on this trip Yes fishing on this trip jeremy cochran 1617 durant harlan 51537 Yes iowa falls canoe launch to pineridge rec 143726738 4/24/2007 9:09 iowa river hardin iowa falls area No No Yes 10 canoes and 4 kayaks on this trip Yes 6 fishermen on this trip jeremy cochran 1617 durant harlan 51537 Yes Iowa Falls - Below Dam Steamboat Rock - Canoe access Pine Lake State Park - Boat ramp Boat access about 2-3 miles east of Various locations near access points or along Iowa Falls - Marshalltown, several times and 143754600 4/24/2007 10:46 Iowa river Hardin and Marshall Eldora Marshalltown Yes sandbars on the river Yes Along sandbars and access points Yes Iowa Falls - Marshalltown Yes locations Ben Petty PO Box 1 Conrad 50621 Yes very heavy usage in terms of tubing. A privately owned People fish this section of river all of the time. observed swimming below steamboat rock tubing service operates on the river during the summer. Fishing is best in fall and spring. I fish this and tower rock parks, most swimming is many times, during family gatherings, There is some kayak traffic on the river, but canoes are section of river at least once a week april 143763307 4/24/2007 11:20 Iowa River Hardin Steamboat Rock Boat launch below Hwy D35 Yes incidental to camping Yes children waded into the river, skip rocks Yes more popular. Yes through october. Tyler Hill 65436 150th St McCallsburg 50154 Yes 143794458 4/24/2007 16:55 Iowa River Johnson Iowa City City Park No No Yes pretty much daily Yes daily Kaylene Carney P.O. Box 1230 Iowa City 52240 Yes I have fished three times per year over the past three years at various places Saw a teenager swimming at Cross Ford in Saw a teenager swimming at Cross Ford in I have observed many canoers, kayaker, and tubers at downstream from Iowa Falls, and have 143837907 4/24/2007 17:08 Iowa River Hardin Iowa Falls Cross-Ford, Eagle City Yes Fall 2006 Yes Fall 2006 Yes various places many times over the past three years. Yes observed others fishing many, many times. Don Gulbrandsen 509 9th Avenue SW Hampton 50441 Yes 143856493 4/24/2007 19:36 Iowa river hardin iowa falls above and below the dam in Iowa falls Yes during the summer months Yes during the summer months Yes during the summer months Yes eight months out of the year. Booth 21590 140th st Iowa Falls 50126 Yes none when the river is low and the weather was hot 143887113 4/25/2007 4:47 IOWA RIVER IOWA COUNTY MARENGO No No Yes Yes just trapping patricia little 337 north woodland dr. #ba north english 52316 Yes There is a couple that makes a business of There are usually some fishermen at the West side of dam at Steamboat Rock,Also renting inner tubes to float from the dam to Quite often while tubing the dam to tower There are often large groups of conoers putting in at the dam,including me.Though I have done it I 144060580 4/25/2007 16:22 Iowa River Hardin Steamboat Rock at Tower Rock accsess. Yes tower rock on a regular basis. Yes rock. Yes ramp south of the dam to go downriver. Yes rarely see anyone taking minnows there. Wayne Aukes 15272 150ST. Wellsburg,IA 50680 Yes I swam several times at Hills Access in 1990. People do sometimes fish off of the Knowing what I know now about Iowa water Burlington Street Bridge in Iowa City, and 144325524 4/26/2007 19:55 Iowa River Johnson County Iowa City Hills Access, University of Iowa Campus Yes quality, I would not do so now. Yes Again, at Hills Access in 1990's. Yes I saw people with canoes several times at Hills Access. Yes also just below this bridge by a small dam. Paula Miller 2010 H St. Iowa City 52240 Yes City park area, summer, usually once per 144961524 5/1/2007 9:19 Iowa River Johnson Iowa City City Park, Hwy 6 bridge, Bike trail Yes near city park, inner tube floating, summer Yes year participation with kids Yes from Coralville to Hills, all summer Yes City Park to Hills, frequently, all year Dave Elias 1104 Brookwood Dr. Iowa city 52240 Yes Iowa river, Cedar 144965173 5/1/2007 9:26 River Lynn, Iowa North Liberty Mcbride, Coralville Dam Yes frequently Yes frequently Yes last fall 2006 Yes weekly 2007 Greg Stuck 107 6th Ave Keystone 52249 Yes My wife and I like to canoe or kayak from the Coralville dam down to the city of Iowa City "water park" at the It is a popular stretch for fishing, especially Many people swim at the Corps of Engineer Many at the beach above dam; other Dubuque St. bridge one mile north of I-80. There is a by boat, either from the Edgewater Park Below Coralville Reservoir dam at West beach just above the dam. I canoe/kayak children and college age "children" tube the concrete take-out there. We have done this trip 2 or 3 access or from the access below the 145147297 5/2/2007 6:27 Iowa River Johnson Iowa City Overlook Yes below the dam;same water. Yes river below the dam. Yes times a year over the past 5 years, Yes reservoir dam. Tom McMurray 47 Lakeview Place NE Iowa City 52240 Yes 145208485 5/2/2007 9:53 iowa river Winneshiek Decorah A6w bridge Yes several times during summer No Yes each time we observed people floating on the river. Yes some times Stacey Henderson 1500 Crown Colony Ct Des Moines 50315 Yes I don't think I have ever kayaked the river from the Manatt's Landing without seeing I have seen people swimming in the river at The middle school age boys described I kayak the river upstream and downstream from Manatt's someone either upstream or downstream Manatt's Landing on many occasions last previously were swimming in the river landing most evenings from the time the river levels go from the landing fishing.
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