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CanoeViking
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01/22/2023 08:14PM  
So plans changed and now we are looking at Sawbill or Larch Creek entry point. Quiet, scenery, and fishing are the main focus. Which one would you pick?

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TuscaroraBorealis
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01/22/2023 08:54PM  
Sawbill area hasn't been burned so, I'd give that the nod for scenery and multiple route options.

Larch Creek will certainly be much quieter.
 
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