Michipicoten River

I paddled down the Michipicoten River a few days ago looking for elusive fish but to no avail but plenty of garbage and broken dam barrier float pieces from the spring flooding which also ripped out the mouth of the river to the treeline.

Cleaning up River

Driftwood Beach

Mouth of River

Fishing on the Sand River

The Sand River was at a great level for getting down without hitting too many rocks but getting lots of strikes from beautiful speckled trout.

Morning Reflection

End of grueling portage

Speckled Trout

More Speckled Trout

Whitewater on the Agawa

The water was at a great level for paddling the Agawa River for some exciting whitewater paddling.

Spring on the Agawa River

A week ago there was still ice in the bush and the rivers were flowing strong from the rain and winter melt.

Agawa Canyon

Pines in Canyon

Bridal Veil

Melting Snow

The snow is quickly melting in the April sun on the rocks of Lake Superior.

April Snow

Lots of heavy wet snow fell out of the sky yesterday.

Old Woman Bay and River

 The ice floes on Old Woman Beach are slowly melting in the March sun while the Old Woman River is still a trickle waiting for the snow in the bush to melt.

Old Woman Beach

Old Woman River

Old Woman Cliffs