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Entry Point 67 - Bog Lake
Bog Lake entry point allows overnight paddle only. This entry point is supported by Tofte Ranger Station near the city of Isabella, MN. The distance from ranger station to entry point is 28 miles. Access is a 232-rod portage into Bog Lake. Four campsites. Dead end lake with no trip options.
Number of Permits per Day: 1
Elevation: 1593 feet
Latitude: 47.7724
Longitude: -91.3870
Bog Lake - 67
Number of Permits per Day: 1
Elevation: 1593 feet
Latitude: 47.7724
Longitude: -91.3870
Bog Lake - 67
Holy Canoeing
by fatherandsons11
Trip Report
Entry Date:
August 05, 2013
Entry Point:
Homer Lake
Number of Days:
5
Group Size:
5
Trip Introduction:
Entry point easy to get into - parking good, weather nice.
Day two high water got to skip a 10 rod portage, 60 and 70 rod portages tough going, happy to find a good camp
Day Three good day of fishing on Jack Mok Bay lot of bass, nice keepers, and a Northern. Bass were good eats.
Day Four over to Lake Brule - high winds, canoeing was challenge but fun. Found some walleye's, but have difficulty landing them. More wind on way back made it even more of a challenge but we were up for it
Day five - paddle out leaving from entry point 41 - more wind, and rain. Worse weather of the week, great experience! will go back again
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