Search results

Started so slow. Now it's going gangbusters and all the firefighters will be getting prepared to go back to university

Stopping at the Park Office is highly recommended. They do have the most up to date information and can advise on recent fires or areas to avoid. Also can give you locations of pictographs or fishing spots. They also love to hear from paddlers after their trip as to conditions encountered or...

Ontario is putting regulations on baitfish that will restrict where the minnows you buy came from. Haven't seen the new reg but they announced it a few weeks or maybe months ago.

Lots of options. I would recvomend Goldseekers for an outfitter. They have a good relationship with the park people and have been doing the outfitting out of red lake for 20 years

Fighting invasive species should not be taken lightly. Would really suck to see the whole walleye population wiped out of your favourite lake because of somebody not cleaning the bilge water out of their boat.

I didn't see anybody mention Imgur yet.

Maybe it's not such a big deal and you should just let it go Glenn, I think Robin has spoken on the matter and no sense flogging a dead horse here. Besides the money issue it's his time issue and the guy has canoes to restore and adventures to go on. Enjoy what we have here.

Tundra by Farley Mowat is a collection of journals by the explorers who first travelled the Tundra region.

That's a much better idea than driving down it real fast.

Big fan of Trangia stuff. Well thought out and functional as well as packable.

Not a senior, however Ian a chronic sufferer of lower back pain and without a doubt kneeling is waaaaay easier on the back. It's hell on the knees but way nicer on the back. So would it be easier if I could drop 30-40 pounds but kneeling in a canoe is all I can manage for now

We've gone through 3 years of that here. Gross and fascinating but non destructive. Best thing is they don't bite.

I read once that the winds are either with you or with the terrorists.

My kitchen. If you come here you are welcome.

You should watch Kevin Callans latest video of his trip down the Spey river in Scotland. Warning: if you are a whiskey drinker it will incite strong urges to make the exact trip. https://youtu.be/zfDMAINfHcg

Those 45-70's are good for the elusive elephant bear. Man they pack a wallop. I have a bear hide. Most expensive piece of nothing I own. Cant have it out or the dogs will chew it so it sits tucked away in my cedar chest. I hunt bear with a .30-06 and it works well. Not interested in the...

I used to pump but have converted to gravity filter. I can't see ever going back.

I'd be one of those members from Red Lake, welcome aboard. If you're looking for logistical help or information about WCPP let me and I'd be glad to help. Park office is very helpful too.

Left Thunder Bay at 6:30 last night and for anybody living west of Upsula it is nowhere near spring now. Went from "Hmm, maybe I'll start the garden" to "I think I'll go for a ride on the ski-doo" overnight. Good grief what cruel joke.

I have one of those. It also works with the short end horizontal so you can go from roof of truck. They work very well for a jeep or a truck with a really short box but didn't really work on my Tacoma.