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SunrisePaddler
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Eight campsites on this lake.
This pic is looking NE from just offshore of the campsite where the first pic was taken.
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HighnDry
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Big Rice
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egknuti
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sns: "Nina Moose"
That was my guess too
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YetiJedi
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Shallow
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Dreamer
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Well, there's two lakes with that depth in the BW and one doesn't have a campsite. Since this photo looks like the edge of a campsite (although it could be a portage), I'll guess Bower Trout.
It's hard to believe fish survive from year to year in only 6 feet of water!
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SunrisePaddler
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MN DNR LakeFinder data says this lake's maximum depth is 6 feet.
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HighnDry
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Which direction is the photo looking? (not that it will help me though! :)
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DeanL
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Ramshead
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sns
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Schlamn
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sns
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Nina Moose
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SunrisePaddler
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sns: "Nina Moose"
Bingo!
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SunrisePaddler
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HighnDry: "Which direction is the photo looking? (not that it will help me though! :)"
That first pic is looking SW.
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SunrisePaddler
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Dreamer: "Well, there's two lakes with that depth in the BW and one doesn't have a campsite. Since this photo looks like the edge of a campsite (although it could be a portage), I'll guess Bower Trout.
It's hard to believe fish survive from year to year in only 6 feet of water!"
This lake has several campsites and you're correct that the pic is taken from a campsite. But it's not Bower Trout.
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SunrisePaddler
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This pic is taken from the canoe looking mostly south. Just pausing behind some cover before paddling south across this lake into a headwind.
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