Midsummer Lillydipping

[KeeWayKeno]

WHERE: Noganosh - perhaps the south arm this time

This is a gorgeous spot that the EGL visited in June 2019 & clearly demands a return visit to more fully explore the area. We already know it's full of Bass but it's also a chance to target pike, walleye & perch.

WHEN: Friday, July 28th to Tuesday, August 2nd (or whatever you're up for)

PORTAGES: Two short ones (153 & 318 m.) & one silly 40 m liftover. From memory nothing daunting, even to old fat guys like me.

ACCESS POINT: Fleming's Landing or alternate Ess Narrows

MAP: Free on Avenza "Magnetawan-Noganosh Backcountry Canoeing Map" by Jonathan Kelly aka "Lost Lakes" compatible with phone GPS

GROUP MEAL: To be determined, but a fish-fry at some point is certainly on the menu so pack some oil & fish crisp!

[Bubba]

Nice pictures! Slim chance but I’m going to see what I can do.

[Chard]

Sounds like fun. I'll bring some extra bug spray.

[BigGreenMoose]

Fond memories of our last trip to Noganosh!

I'll be on the road to PEI that weekend, but enjoy yourselves!

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[LuvmyBonnet]

I'm in on this. I was possibly considering go in on Thursday the 29th. This being my first Summer Canadian trip, bring my bug suit & bug spray!?!

[born2pdl]

WHERE: Noganosh - perhaps the south arm this time

This is a gorgeous spot that the EGL visited in June 2019 & clearly demands a return visit to more fully explore the area. We already know it's full of Bass but it's also a chance to target pike, walleye & perch.

WHEN: Friday, July 28th to Tuesday, August 2nd (or whatever you're up for)

PORTAGES: Two short ones (153 & 318 m.) & one silly 40 m liftover. From memory nothing daunting, even to old fat guys like me.

ACCESS POINT: Fleming's Landing or alternate Ess Narrows

MAP: Free on Avenza "Magnetawan-Noganosh Backcountry Canoeing Map" by Jonathan Kelly aka "Lost Lakes" compatible with phone GPS

GROUP MEAL: To be determined, but a fish-fry at some point is certainly on the menu so pack some oil & fish crisp!

[born2pdl]

great pics, enjoy the trip guys.
i just had my first paddle of the year at the marsh lands at Mitchell's Bay. nothing great but a solid 2 hours on the water is really good therapy

[KeeWayKeno]

It's been a while & a busy summer so just checking in with a quick headcount based on earlier replies as we near the two week countdown.

Said they're "in":
- KeeWayKeno
- Chard
- LuvMyBonnet
- Iguana
- Keg
- J.G. (sorry, can't find your forum handle)
- 76Highboy

Said "maybe"
- Cruiser51
- Brantwing
- Bubba

I'm expecting to put in at Fleming's Landing if parking allows. Jon's map says there's lots of additional parking to the west at Ess Narrows, but it looks to be a longer paddle. Might need it as back-up though if the Landing is jammed. If anybody has more recent intel, pipe up.

Get those dehydrators dusted off & fired up!



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[Cruiser51]

Food is almost ready, bought a small bug tent for sitting, just figuring out best way to make it easy to setup .... convoluted way of saying I plan on being there

Brian

[Cruiser51]

BTW KWK .... this is crown land, what can the uninitiated expect at the campesite, are we "cat holing"? Are there any markings? Will be my first time outside a "Park"

Brian