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BigZig
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Mongo and Paddleaway - Yes there are a lot of differences between winter and summer BWCA but it still does have a few similarities. For instance, basically this trip was one long portage.
The wolves were definitely a high point of the trip. I kept thinking they were watching me as we traveled out. Being the slowest one I figured it was me they would go for first. Kind of creeped myself out a few times but I survived to tell my story. (grin)
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Irishstone
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bigZig-
Great report.
I have always thought it would be awesome to make a trip up north in the winter. Sounds like you guys had a great time.
Thanks for the awesome photos.
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prettypaddle
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Wow, that picture of Andrew walking into the sunset is amazing! Sounds like you had a great time--thanks for sharing!
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BigZig
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It is awesome and that picture is now my computer desktop. I highly reccomend a trip in the winter. It gives you a whole new perspective of the BWCA.
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RoJoYo
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Great read...thx for sharing....makes my winter travels in Kentucky look like the 'tropics'.
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PaddleAway
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Very nice report! I'd love to do some tip-up fishing in the BWCA. The wolf pack was a very cool. Seeing them stalking your trail...I think my arm-hair would still be standing up.
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BigZig
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New Trip Report posted by BigZig
Trip Name: February Meander to Ramshead Lake.
Entry Point: Other
Click Here to View Trip Report
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Mongo65
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BigZig. Nice report. I appreciated the photo slide show. It really shows the difference in the BW between the summer and the winter. Both seasons a re beautiful but extremely different.
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BigZig
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Ho Ho - thanks for the compliment. The howling wolves so close to our camp was one of the many highlights and something I will always remember. It was amazing how bright Venus was those 2 nights. Must be the air. It was easy to see why people call-in Vensus as a UFO.
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Ho Ho
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That is a great report! The trampled area where the wolves were howling is very cool. It's nice to hear you mention Venus in the western sky because I can see that here in D.C. right now too so at least I'm not 100% separated from the real world. I think the unidentified track you saw on the way out is otter, they leave a lot of drag (from the tail I think).
Are you really sure it's "no way" on buying one of those properties? :-)
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