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What an awesome trip for delighting in nature's small wonders. Loons swam with their chicks calling loud warnings as eagles swooped down from warm, sunny skies. They called mournful calls as night fell wrapping the lake in a blanket of cool darkness. Frogs croaked. Thousands of tadpoles in...

This was totally fun to read. Really enjoyed it. Awesome pics.

Great video. Nice to learn about a new canoe area.

You're an awesome son. I hope my daughter takes me out paddling when I'm older. Nice pictures, thank you for sharing.

Thanks for sharing those awesome photos!

Amazing blues in those pics. Lovely. Thank you so much for sharing.

Cool report. Nice pics and a really fun read.

Thanks for sharing your trip with us. Really enjoy your videos. The fish looked absolutely delicious. Made me wish I was out there somewhere having fish and a cup of coffee on a nice flat slab of rock on the lake. Next best thing to being there.

I am in awe of the photographs in your trip report. Very professional.

Enjoyed your video, thank you for sharing, looks like pretty weather and a beautiful trip.

Thank you for sharing your excellent report. That walleye cooked in a cast iron skillet sounds absolutely divine!

Hi Jim & All, Glad to meet a few others who love the BWCA as much as we do! The entry date was August 21st. Last year mid August the water levels seemed pretty low, no signs of the water being "low" this year. But of course this is just subjective observation. Sorry I don't have anything...

The BWCA (Boundary Waters Canoe Area) is the kind of magical place that casts a spell over visitors, drawing them back. Our family first visited the BWCA three years ago. We now return each year for our fix of loons, lakes, and love of the wilderness. Each year we add a day or two, and leave...

Yes, come to think of it all the fire pits I've seen in the Sylvania Wilderness are this style. I like your channel trailer for your You Tube channel. Nice work!

In the Sylvania Wilderness, blue skies, plentiful wildlife, and the relative lack of 4th of July crowds made the mosquitoes much more tolerable. After a wet Memorial Day in the Sylvania Wilderness, our dry Fourth of July weekend felt great - not a drop of rain, cool nights, and sunny days...

Thanks for posting the updated photo. This is really nice. You've got it down to a science. I will look forward to any trip report or photos you decide to share, this is going to be an amazing 45 days.

Nice pictures - glad you got to see your moose!

Nice report, thanks for making a nice video. Really enjoyed it. Nice surprise finding tables of all things on your campsite.

Thanks for sharing your nice trip report. Rain jacket and bug net for the head are required mosquito gear for our daughter canoe tripping up north or the bugs drive her crazy. Looks like a fun trip. Are the sites first-come first-serve or reserved in the Turtle Flambeau Flowage?

Thanks for sharing your awesome pictures. How ever did you manage ice for drinks in the BWCA? Looks like a wonderful trip.