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I'm planning a 5-7 day canoe trip in Algonquin Park for this coming September, 2020. We both have ultra light solo canoes and are experienced trippers. One of the goals of the trip is to see a moose and as much wildlife as possible. I understand there are no guarantees in seeing a moose and just...

I haven't had a chance to fully check this out but I'm certain it will be of interest here: https://barrenlands.library.utoronto.ca/ The objective of the Barren Lands digital collection was to digitize and provide web access to the archives of Canadian explorer J.B. Tyrrell.

Sounds like a good one Canotrouge...It's avaiable as an audible book as well. I just downloaded it based on your recommendation.

Nice video and boat. Thanks for taking the time in putting it together.

Great trip report and pics. I really enjoyed it. Thanks for posting.

I got the idea from forum member and fellow YouTube'er My Self Reliance. Here is how I set my portage paddles on my PlacidBoat works: https://youtu.be/1ngmXIZJQtQ

Longitude Release Date:03-30-09 Publisher: Random House Audio Written by: Dava Sobel Narrated by: Kate Reading , Neil Armstrong Length: 4 hrs and 20 mins An exciting scientific adventure from the days of wooden ships and iron men, Longitude is full of heroism and chicanery, brilliance and...

You have to "carry" (portage) your gear and boats, paddle across the larger lakes, then do more carries and more paddling, then repeat that again before you reach these kettle ponds. We caught ~16 brook trout of varying sizes (9, 12, 14, and 18") over 2 days and we let 1/2 of them go. Larry...

May 15 - 17, 2017 I head out for a 2 night stay on Pillsbury Lake located in the West Canada Lake Wilderness of the Adirondack Park. I end up having to carry all my gear in for 6+ miles as the seasonal road gate was closed. I fished for brook trout (unsuccessfully), carried over to Cedar Lake...

My wife told me about it as well and I listened to it while on stand during the week of hunting season last year. It was great.

Nice trip report ANDN. Beautiful country and great photos. Nice gasket around the stove door too! Hey how did the snowmachine and sled end up in the culvert?

Before you turn your attention completely to soft water season think about what you might like to have for next winter camping season. If you enjoy hunting, hauling a sled, skiing, and snowshoeing in the back county's rolling hills and flats consider a pair of these...

Suggested by a fellow forum member I recently finished and enjoyed listening to Barkskins. "an epic, dazzling, violent, magnificently dramatic novel about taming the wilderness, set over two centuries." I might disagree or use another word than "taming" however....

Thanks Cousin Pete. Yes, I finally made it to Canada for an outing thanks to Coldfeet's incentive and planning. I'm hoping to do similar trips and I'm jonesing for a Canadian winter trek sometime soon!

Hey Snapper, Yes, I let the toboggan go but it didn't negotiate the run all the way down and I had to resend it down "piece meal". I did video it but it didn't make the "final cut" it would have looked similar to previous video I've done. https://youtu.be/Sf7-8sa8UY0?t=26