The Scoop on Ice
We took our first guests out onto Saganaga yesterday afternoon. They didn’t get too far, but they are out canoe camping in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The paddling season has arrived…
ICE STATUS as of 1530, Thursday, May 8, 2008
ICE FREE
Alpine, Banadad, Brant, Crocodile, Cross River to Long Island, Iron, Jap, Little Saganaga, Missing Link, Moon, Ogishkemuncie, Portage, Round, Sawbill, Tucker, Two Island
SOME ICE REMAINING
Alton, Cherokee, East Bearskin, Flour, Frost, Hungry Jack, Kimball, Little Trout, Meeds, Mink, Seagull (especially on western end), Swan
FROZEN
Bearskin, Birch, Brule, Clearwater, Davis, Duncan, Elbow, Gabimichigami, Gaskin, Gillis, Greenwood, Kemo, Loon, Mayhew, McFarland, Musquash/Misquah, North Fowl, Pine, Poplar, Rose, Saganaga (quite frozen, according to the pilot), South Fowl, Trout, east of Kimball Lake Campground), Tuscarora, Winchell
The pilot feels that things will change quickly with the exception of the eastern side of the Gunflint Trail (Clearwater, Greenwood, Duncan, Pine, etc).