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 Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Trip Planning Forum Motor permits and otfitter tows Reply
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| Author | Message Text |
| ozarkpaddler |
03/07/2017 08:58AM And, at least on the Gunflint side, you don't have to book with an outfitter on the lake you're being towed on necessarily. I've had no problems with outfitters in the mid trail area arranging tows for us. |
| ozarkpaddler |
03/07/2017 08:58AM And, at least on the Gunflint side, you don't have to book with an outfitter on the lake you're being towed on necessarily. I've had no problems with outfitters in the mid trail area arranging tows for us. |
| schweady |
03/06/2017 04:20PM Number of overnight motor permits? recreation.gov, right? |
| QueticoMike |
03/06/2017 12:49PM Where do you find info on how many motor permits are allowed per lake? |
| Sandman2009 |
03/05/2017 01:35PM Thank you for all of the responses! |
| ely_bear |
03/04/2017 09:06AM Outfitters who tow have a tow boat sticker on their boat which allows them to conduct that business. You will pay the outfitter for the tow. All you will need to obtain is a paddling permit for your canoes. Hope this helps. |
| cowdoc |
02/28/2017 05:52PM Short answer....no. Outfitter handles the tow. |
| Grandma L |
02/28/2017 05:18PM Wallee gave you some good advice - Just don't wait too long to get your paddle permit (for when they let you off after the tow). I just got 2 permits for mid-August this morning and things are starting to fill up - depending on lake and dates. |
| walllee |
02/28/2017 05:14PM You just need to buy your permit for your entry point, the outfitter takes care of the tow mumbo Jumbo. Of course the outfitter can take care of any permit you might need if you choose to go that route. |
| Sandman2009 |
02/28/2017 05:02PM Do you need to pull a motor permit in order to be towed into a drop-off point by an outfitter? Or, does the motor permit just apply to people who are camping with a motorboats? Thanks! Sandman |
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