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Memorial Weekend in the Boundary Waters

By Sue Prom Posted on May 22, 2014 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, Superior National Forest

There are plenty of BWCA paddling permits available for Memorial Day Weekend. I wish I were planning to paddle and camp but there are still too many things I need to work on for the season.  There are still tackle …

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Want to be a Wilderness Ranger?

By Sue Prom Posted on May 21, 2014 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, heart of continent, volunteer trip

Here’s an opportunity to do the work of a wilderness ranger in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The Heart of the Continent is establishing a volunteer program so if you can’t help out in July then check out their …

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Ice Out on Seagull Lake?

By Sue Prom Posted on May 14, 2014 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, gunflint, ice out, Seagull

There was still ice on Seagull Lake the last time I looked and on Sag, Gunflint and Poplar yet today. According to the newspaper and the DNR ice out report Seagull Lake is free of ice as of Tuesday.   The …

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Tow Boating the Boundary Waters

By Sue Prom Posted on May 9, 2014 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, Saganaga Lake, tow boat

When the ice goes off of Saganaga Lake we’ll have three new tow boats to try out.  Tow boats take alot of abuse over a summer between the rocks in the rapids and the pounding of the waves.  They can …

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No Water in our Boundary Waters on the Gunflint Trail

By Sue Prom Posted on May 7, 2014 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, fishing opener, Gunflint Trail

The good news is there are a few lakes that are free of ice but the bad news is none of them are on the Gunflint Trail. There are however a few creeks and rivers with water running but I …

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Wi-Fi in the Quetico Park

By Sue Prom Posted on May 3, 2014 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, Quetico Park

While I don’t think wireless access at the Cache Bay Ranger Station on our end of the Quetico Park is in the cards, it may be for the north side of the Quetico.  Parks Canada is installing wireless internet hotspots …

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Scenes from Summer in the BWCA

By Sue Prom Posted on April 25, 2014 Posted in News, wildlife No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, moose

Boundary Waters Bliss Just because we can’t paddle yet doesn’t mean we can’t dream about paddling. Here’s some eye candy for those of you who are craving the open waters of the BWCA courtesy of Mike Hinrichs

Thinking About Summer

By Sue Prom Posted on April 13, 2014 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, canoe trip

If you haven’t put your canoe trip on the calendar yet then it’s time to do so. I have to do the same thing or the summer flies by without them happening.  The challenge is finding room on the calendar …

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Are Your Kids Too Young To Paddle?

By Sue Prom Posted on April 2, 2014 Posted in News No Comments Tagged with adventures, Boundary Waters, BWCA, camping, camping wtih kids, family canoe trips

Abby was 8 or 9 months old when we took her on her first canoe camping trip into the Boundary Waters. We probably would have taken her when she was younger if weather or time had allowed us to do …

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Got SPOT?

By Sue Prom Posted on March 27, 2014 Posted in products No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, SPOT Connect, Voyageur Canoe Outfitters

Most backcountry adventurers have heard of SPOT. We’ve had them available for rent at Voyageur Canoe Outfitters for a number of years now.  It’s a device that can track your waypoints, send GPS coordinates to others and alert help in …

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