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mmarksnp
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I am sitting here chuckling and am delighted. Nice to have options. One thing I do know is that I expect to be eating walleye somewhere in that vicinity on the 21st of July. Thanks!
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mcsweem
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Walleye fishing is really good on amber also, we stayed at the eastern campsite and caught all the walleye we could eat within 200 yards of camp
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mmarksnp
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Our route this summer takes us up the Kawishiwi. Itinerary puts us looking for a site near River Lake. There is a marked waterway between Amber Lake and the Kawishiwi. Does anyone know is this is navigable? Thanks!
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cyclones30
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Nice area. We were there this time of year a few years back. Expect to walk through ankle plus water in the middle of the portage NW out of Malberg to River Lake.
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Mocha
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When the water is high enough. We went in late September and had to maneuver through a bunch of rock/boulder stuff.
I thought river lake was very pretty. I was overcome with a sense of peace while paddling thru, and also felt I was being watched over... not just watched.
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mmarksnp
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Thanks for the info!
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boonie
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Yes, it was navigable when I did it several years ago. There are 2 sites on Amber.
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lindylair
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We were there in mid July and it was easily navigable. The eastern site on amber is a gem with an really nice sand beach. BTW the southern site on the island on River Lake just north of Amber is a great site too and close to some really good walleye fishing.
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mmarksnp
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We were thinking about the island site. I had lunch there several years ago and would like to camp there. That is actually the planned site but if taken then Amber would be the backup. I did not know about the walleye on the point so.... Thanks!
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