Hello from Southern NH

[DBix]

DBix here. Really looking forward to getting out and spending some weekends exploring the North East. Last year did a 10 day to the Debsconeag Lakes region in Maine. Did some trips in the Adirondacks but for the most part grew up fishing and paddling on Lake Ontario with my father. Want to get back to the Adirondacks now that I have my first solo canoe. Looking forward to learning from experienced canoeist here on this channel.

 

[Boatman53]

Welcome to the campfire DBix. There are a few members here in Maine, if you head to Maine let us know.
Jim

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

DBix, welcome to site membership! Feel free to ask any questions and to post messages, photos and videos, and to start threads, in our many forums. Please read Welcome to CanoeTripping and Site Rules! Also, because canoeing is a geographic sport, please add your location to the Account Details page in your profile, which will cause it to show under your avatar as a clickable map link. Many of the site's technical features are explained in Features: Help and How-To Running Thread. We look forward to your participation in our canoe community.

 

[stripperguy]

Mr Bix,
Welcome to the group
Any particular ADK spots you’re interested in?
There are a few of us here with extensive ADK experience.
What’s the plan for this coming season?

 

[DBix]

Mr Bix,
Welcome to the group
Any particular ADK spots you’re interested in?
There are a few of us here with extensive ADK experience.
What’s the plan for this coming season?

I've paddled small portions of several rivers including the St Lawrence in search of Musky. Dad and I had a Coleman Canoe back in the day. I dont have a burning desire to paddle any specific area other than the Lows Lake area. I watch a lot of people on YouTube. I think something in the area of Saranac or Tupper lake early in the season but I would like to explore the St Regis Wilderness area as well. Is there an ice out website for the Adirondacks.

I have a 10 day trip mid June up in Maine. Debsconeag lakes Wilderness Area.