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08/07/2014 05:20PM
Last September I did my first solo, 8 days, Cache Bay-Mack-Kawnipi-Falls Chain and back out. It was an amazing trip, didn't see anyone the entire time and caught lots of fish.
I'm looking to do another Quetico solo this September. Would love to get some route suggestions for a challenging 7 day trip.
Thanks in advance.
I'm looking to do another Quetico solo this September. Would love to get some route suggestions for a challenging 7 day trip.
Thanks in advance.
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08/07/2014 07:48PM
Depends on where you want to depart from, of course, but I've fantasized about getting to Poohbah on a solo. 7 days would make it a challenge from almost any American departure point but thats part of the appeal.
A border route going out of Little Indian Sioux to stay to the Quetico side of LLC, Iron and Crooked also has lots of appeal. No doubt great fishing in those lakes but also big water and at that time of year the chance for howling winds.
A border route going out of Little Indian Sioux to stay to the Quetico side of LLC, Iron and Crooked also has lots of appeal. No doubt great fishing in those lakes but also big water and at that time of year the chance for howling winds.
"In the woods, we return to reason and faith" Emerson
08/08/2014 04:28PM
Put in at Beaverhouse and go through Quetico, Conk, Jean, etc. to Sturgeon then out of upper Sturgeon through Olifaunt, Fern and the "B" Lakes to Pickerel and out at French (or Stanton Bay.) (Doable in 7, but 8 would be better.) --Goose
Soloing is sweet, but a good partner is "priceless."
08/09/2014 02:02PM
quote OldGreyGoose: "Put in at Beaverhouse and go through Quetico, Conk, Jean, etc. to Sturgeon then out of upper Sturgeon through Olifaunt, Fern and the "B" Lakes to Pickerel and out at French (or Stanton Bay.) (Doable in 7, but 8 would be better.) --Goose"
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08/09/2014 06:17PM
If fishing is a priority, I'd suggest a loop from Nym. Head thru Pickerel Narrows then down to Antoine. Then down the Sturgeon Narrows and up through Lonely to Draper/Walter and back thru Batch to Nym.
Do what you can, with what you have, where you are -- Teddy Roosevelt
08/30/2014 05:58AM
Enter man chain on the site search and you will get some good input. This trip report has some good info. man chain with video
Nice route.
Nice route.
08/30/2014 10:50AM
quote Q8paddler: "Thanks for the suggestions. I decided on the Man Chain loop entering through Cache Bay. Just two weeks till it's go time! "
Sounds good. Have a great time! Goose
Soloing is sweet, but a good partner is "priceless."
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