10.5 miles total float, 4 access/take out points, fishing for smallmouth bass, rock bass, sunfish and catfish

The Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River flows through one of the largest earth moving projects in the history of the world. The Pikeville Cut-Thru Project stands to date as the third largest civil engineering project in the world, second in the western hemisphere to the Panama Canal. This trip covers approximately 10 miles through the heart of Pike County, and has four access points so paddlers can plan a float to fit their schedules. There is excellent fishing in this stretch of the river, especially for those targeting smallmouth bass. There is plenty to do and see in the area, including exploring some of the history of the famous Hatfield and McCoy feud.