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 Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Trip Planning Forum Kawishiwi river to gabbro lake Reply
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| Bdubr |
05/30/2018 10:33AM Just got back from a 200 mile canoe trip through BWCA. Paddled a Northstar 20’ with 3 paddlers. It was one of the best canoes ive paddled and fished out of. Even with 3 it was comfortable to fish and paddle, and made portaging easy with one canoe and 3 packs.... |
| anthonyp007 |
05/30/2018 07:21AM Depends on how much fishing you're planning on doing from the canoe. Upside is that you’ll be faster on portages/water and it’ll cost less if you’re renting, but it might feel crowded trying to cast with three in the boat. It’s mostly a matter of personal preference. |
| Prairieboy |
05/29/2018 11:38PM Had a person cancel we are down to three. What do you all think, 3 large semi- fit adults in one canoe or a second 14 foot canoe? |
| MikeinMpls |
05/29/2018 02:06PM Did this last year. Perfect plan. Beautiful area. Mike |
| billconner |
05/28/2018 07:16PM Double portaging as i do this should be moderate or easy. That loop off Bald Eagle is on of my favorites. You can base on Bald Eagle and daytrip the loop. |
| schweady |
05/28/2018 04:44PM Bald Eagle site #1723 (which we enjoyed) to EP 32 - about 4-1/2 hours. |
| Prairieboy |
05/28/2018 02:23PM I was wondering if anyone had information going from the Kiwishiwi River to Gabbro to Turtle and Clearwater back down to Gull and Bald Eagle lakes. We are thinking three nights, but can extend. What is a realistic time from going from Bald Eagle and ending at entry point 32? |
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