Submit a New Trip| State | Belize (Belize) |
| River | Burrell Creek |
| Date | Thursday 24 December 2020 |
| Related | (none) |
| Start | Burrell Boom |
| End | Burrell Boom |
| Distance | 3.4 miles |
 Crew |  Edmond, Brian Ligon, Day |
| Condition | Good - Conditions are ideal for a canoe or kayak. Boats typically will drag on fewer than one-quarter of riffles, if at all, and portages are unnecessary or rare. Normal float lengths can be attempted without a problem. |
 Notes | We put in at the access north of Burrell Boom and paddled along No-Name Lagoon listening for turtles. We detected two Hicatee signals along this stretch. We paddled to the east and then north to a small lagoon. We observed (sight and sound) several Brown Basilisk lizards escaping and certainly witnessed the aftersplash of several Morelet's Crocodiles. At some point, Day picked up a Mexican Tree Frog in his boot and it made its way up his pant leg until he discovered it there. The northern part of this lagoon was typified by low-growing branches and vines that we needed to bushwhack through while in the canoe. Before reaching the second lagoon, we needed to portage the canoe through a small, shallow run. |
| Fishing | (none) |
 Species | (none) |
 Gauge | (none) |
| Discharge | (none) |
| Height | (none) |
| Status | Provisional |
| Links | (none) |
| Photos | (none) |
| Route | (none) |
| River Information | Duck Duck Go Search |
 Source | Brian Edmond |
| Trip ID | 395 |
| Expedition ID | 321 |
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