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02/28/2011 07:07AM
Absolutely, go counter-clockwise. Downstream on the Maligne, and probably downwind on the big border lakes (no guarantees about wind direction, though!).
“Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.” -Edward Abbey
02/28/2011 06:10PM
quote Obergut: "Roughly, which major lakes are you exploring? Is that Moose entry as in SE of PP?"
PP registration (carp entry) via moose, newfound, sucker and head east on knife, ottertrack. i will pretty much be following the loop listed in beymers book. i may vary it when i get close to LLC.
02/28/2011 07:00PM
I'm not familiar with the book. But, holy crap, that's a lot of h2o. Are you going up to Kawnipi to Sturgeon (if CCW) to LLC? I would do CCW also.
If Sturgeon from Kawnipi looks to be a stretch, don't be afraid to come back through Camel-Veron-Del-Conmee. Awesome area, and pretty easy/fun portages. 3 thumbs up on that route.
If Sturgeon from Kawnipi looks to be a stretch, don't be afraid to come back through Camel-Veron-Del-Conmee. Awesome area, and pretty easy/fun portages. 3 thumbs up on that route.
02/28/2011 07:28PM
quote Obergut: "I'm not familiar with the book. But, holy crap, that's a lot of h2o. Are you going up to Kawnipi to Sturgeon (if CCW) to LLC? I would do CCW also."
yeah, thru the poets to sturgeon, then down the maligne. cutting down to darky and argo is one thought i have too.
03/01/2011 06:02PM
Sturgeon is an awesome lake. I have an excellent tip for a camp if you need one. It's minutes from walleye haven w/o the SMBs. Darky/Argo is nice too, but a LOT of people think so too. However, you may be looking forward to seeing people after the trek from Kawnipi.
How much time do you have?
How much time do you have?
03/02/2011 08:55AM
Axe, saw or both?
Chair or no chair?
Binoculars?
What I'm getting at is how you intend to go light. For my solo I'm getting down to bare necessities. I will concede to bringing binocs though.
Chair or no chair?
Binoculars?
What I'm getting at is how you intend to go light. For my solo I'm getting down to bare necessities. I will concede to bringing binocs though.
"Life is not about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself." --- George Bernard Shaw
03/02/2011 06:50PM
My crazy creek canoe seat w/backrest will do double duty around the firepit.
My real luxury is a DSLR camera which is heavy and also bringing a small point and shoot with HD video capabilities. Besides binocs I am going bare bones as light as possible.
My real luxury is a DSLR camera which is heavy and also bringing a small point and shoot with HD video capabilities. Besides binocs I am going bare bones as light as possible.
"Life is not about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself." --- George Bernard Shaw
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