Hey /out/
For my Minnesota brothers / anyone who has been to the Boundary Waters, what are your favorite trip plans there?
I go with my friends but we usually end up picking a spot and sticking with it for the duration of the trip. I don't have a problem with it, but I was wondering if any of you do something different. Mostly I'm wondering your favorite routes to take, since I don't want to repeat the path we usually follow: enter near Ely in fall lake and canoe for about 7 hours.
Any of you guys spend one night per campsite and then move on? If so, how is it? Also, favorite fishing methods and routes are appreciated.
>also general canoeing trip thread
I'm trying to get some new ideas for the series of trips I'm planning for the BWCA this summer
Okay Luke.
I'll be doing every lake on the boundary again this summer for work between North Fowl and Lac La Croix, albeit small sections every other week. That's all I've ever done but it's enjoyable. Every night we get a different campsite as we canoe along, do some work, and stopping to fish every so often. My job doesn't provide the best gear so if you see some people portaging black contractor trash bags you probably passed my coworkers.
>>977225
What sort of work?
I've done both. If I'm solo I like to stay at a new site each night. Last Summer with my work schedule I wasn't able to do any actual BWCA trips but a few time I drove up to the Ely area canoe camped at a few different forest service remote sites for a couple days during some off weekends.
>>978055
Surveying and repairing border monuments. If you've been on the border lakes then you might have seen little metal posts in rocks or larger ones set in concrete on some portages. My job usually isn't doing the Boundary Waters but this and last summer have been the exception. It's a once a decade kind of thing but I'm glad I get to be there