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    Trip Report: Little Tupper Lake, William C. Whitney Wilderness (May 2021)

    I had to do this on my phone, as I am locked out of the site on the computer. I haven't gone above the confluence of the Round Lake outlet and the Bog, so I don't know about the section between it and the lower dam. I would think Rob Frenette at Raquette Lake Outfitters would know. I suggest...
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    Trip Report: Little Tupper Lake, William C. Whitney Wilderness (May 2021)

    Sorry for the delay Bill, I have had tech problems with the site and I can no longer login or post on the site using my computer. You can canoe about 2 miles upstream from the stone bridge over the river/at the falls where the Bog empties into Tupper Lake. It is a nice, peaceful paddle after you...
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    Trip Report: Little Tupper Lake, William C. Whitney Wilderness (May 2021)

    Thanks lowangle, it was a great trip. Enjoy it when you go.
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    The forgotten item

    Two years ago, I took a last minute trip and didn't use a checklist. I ended up forgeting the spreader bars for my bridge hammock. Without them, you can't sleep in the hammock (it folds in on you). I was camped about on a lake about 4 miles from the put-in. I had 3 nights ahead of me. After...
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    Trip Report: Little Tupper Lake, William C. Whitney Wilderness (May 2021)

    Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the sites and the photos!
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    Trip Report: Little Tupper Lake, William C. Whitney Wilderness (May 2021)

    Thanks very much. Both my computer and phone seem to be showing all the photos.
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    3 day St. Regis Canoe Area trip

    Great trip and report. Thanks for sharing it.
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    Trip Report: Little Tupper Lake, William C. Whitney Wilderness (May 2021)

    There's all kinds of stray HTML code in the post. I am in the process of cleaning that up. I also have to upload some of the images again. This is a work in progress. I apologize for the mess. Well, that took some time. Every time I went in to edit the html and saved the changes, the spacing of...
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    Trip Report: Little Tupper Lake, William C. Whitney Wilderness (May 2021)

    I wonder what's up with that? They all showed when I uploaded them, edited the post and in the preview. I will take another look. Any ideas? This was the first time I could actually make a posting from my computer after a few weeks of no text box in the threads; it felt good to actually...
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    Trip Report: Little Tupper Lake, William C. Whitney Wilderness (May 2021)

    Last month I made two solo trips to Little Tupper Lake. The first was on the weekend of May 14-16; the second trip was May 28-31 (Memorial Day Weekend). This report will cover the second trip (with some photos from the first trip). Introduction/Background Little Tupper Lake is a major...
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    3 day St. Regis Canoe Area trip

    Thanks for posting the trip report. I enjoyed it. It brought back memories of my past trips to the area and got me more excited about my planned return this year.
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    Time for Maine, looking for ideas

    My daughter got an Outback in January. I must admit I was jealous and like you, immediately saw that it was perfect for what I want to do. I am just trying to figure out how to convince the budget director (wife) to go along with it. I could trade in my Kia and get a good penny for it, but it...
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    Time for Maine, looking for ideas

    Thanks for your reply. I am going to have to change vehicles to support my paddling habit, so this is just another reason to do so. Thanks again.
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    Time for Maine, looking for ideas

    Can you drive these roads in a regular sedan, like a Ford Fusion or is a vehicle with more clearance needed?
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    Thoughts on a Mission Statement for Canoetripping.net

    Until the current problem that is preventing me from posting using my computer, I would have said Canoetripping.net fit perfectly with my interest in paddling and what I do. I have learned a lot, particularly about destinations or possible trips. I know that once I retire in a year or so I will...
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    Sawyer Permethrin test in ADK against the Black Flies

    Interesting...I was camped on Little Tupper from last Friday to Monday too. I had no problem with either black flies or mosquitoes. Where were you camped? I was at site #14, on the island at the far end of the lake. I brought and set up a bug shelter, but really didn't need it. I only noticed...
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    FCFS campsites

    In 40+ years of canoe camping in the ADKs that happened literally once (on a July 4 weekend at a popular spot). I just picked a location 150 ft. back from the lake shore and spent the night there. The next day I looked for paddlers heading out, saw one and took their site. If I didn't get a...
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    FCFS campsites

    I agree with Snapper, FCFS generally works in the ADKs. Just this past weekend I went to a popular canoe camping destination in the ADKs. I didn't get either of the sites I was hoping for, but still got one that I was happy with. This has pretty much been my experience over the last 40+ years...
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    May BWCA Trip

    Thanks for the trip report. I used my RR with the Spindrft and the Thunderfly tarp just a week ago in the Adirondacks. I was fortunate that the black fies were not bad yet. I hardly had to use a headnet or my Sea to Summit bug shelter. I expect it to be much different this coming weekend.
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    St. Regis Canoe Area advice please

    I was in the Fish Pond area last year. You'll be covering a lot of ground (water) in a very short time. Personally, I wasn't impressed with Lydia, other than it being special brook trout water. If you are not fishing, I wouldn't bother with it. I am going back again this summer, I am planning on...
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