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onepaddleshort
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Paddled this section just over a week ago and the water was the highest I've ever seen. Skeeters were very bad in camp but no trouble on the water. We packed a screen house as there are no portages. Once we hit camp it was the first thing we set up.
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plexmidwest
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Heading into the TFF this Thursday morning, but we'll be out Friday 5/22, so too late to help out. Camping in the no-wake area, looks like there's been plenty of rain.
Good luck!
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DrBobDg
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Trying to find someone to shuttle our vehicle. Email to Hawk Nest outfitter isn't answered yet (over a week). Anyone know of any other outfitters up there that might do this for us. Memorial Day weekend.
dr bob
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Jackfish
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Have fun, Bob. That's supposed to be a nice section of river. Quite remote. Take some pics!
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DrBobDg
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gonna put it off to July.... reserved a campsite at Bittersweet Lake in the NHIL....a sweet place as well.
John Bates said water level on river is low. and nearby outfitter wanted $70 to drive me from the flowage back up to hy 51. Never able to find a scout troop that could use a donation to move it for me as well. Buy July I will figure something out..
It is still on my bucket list
dr bob
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jwartman59
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try flambeau river lodge. i've used them many times for the north fork flambeau river.
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