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severn04  
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04/19/2010 07:32PM
  
Hey All--

I want to take a 5 day adventure into quetico from a northern access point. I've paddled extensively in eastern ontario, but have no clue when it comes to quetico. Am I too late to get a permit? What are the better entry points? Any good trip recommendations are greatly appreciated including access points. Love to fish for walleye, lake trout doesn't hurt either.

Thanks

Sev
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toothmiester  
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04/19/2010 08:32PM
  
It is definitely not too late to get a permit. I would suggest Beaverhouse and go into Cirrus or Quetico Lake and base camp or make a small loop there. Great walleye and there are trout too.
Jackfish  
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04/19/2010 09:48PM
  
If not Beaverhouse, you could paddle down from one of the middle entry points (Nym?) and go into Jesse and points thereof. There are literally so many options for a trip like you want to take.


Get yourself some McKenzie maps and plot out a trip. If you need some specific questions answered, ask them on here. There are plenty of Quetico paddlers on the board.

It's only a spot on the map... until you go there.
fishguts  
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04/19/2010 10:01PM
  
severn04,


It's not too late especially from the north side, but you do need to get a permit. I you are going to rent anything from an outfitter they can get a permit for you. If not you will have to call and get one yourself....no permit = no trip
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