Isle Royale National Park Ultimate Fishing Trip | DIY Backcountry Canoe Route 

Thanks for the watch and sub brother!!

Any size to them?

Thanks for confirming. Any decent size? Two years and it's like we couldn't get something over 20-22" after catching doooooozens

It's reel good!

Everything works. Rapala, Mepps, you name it. They're aggressive.

The length of the portages will be your biggest consideration. The through hiking trails are much more established because hiking is more popular on the island than portaging canoes, so the trails that are exclusively for portaging between lakes and don't overlap with through hiking trails will be the least established least maintained but still plenty adequate. I would take an unmaintained not very well established quarter mile portage over a very well maintained 1 mi portage any day. If you're trying to portage a canoe more than a mile, you are not going to have a good time. Plan your route so you don't have to do that, use ferry stops that have short portages from the ferry stop or paddle the coasts of superior when the weather allows you to until you get to a shorter portage.

@@goodthrillhunting Awesome info! Thanks so much man. I’ve watched your video a few times through looking for more ideas on how to make our lives easier while portaging. Is there a map or app that shows portaging trails/hiking trails so we can plan them before we leave?

Have you ever handled the very toothy fish in the video? You can’t lip them or they will shred your fingers! Makes it a little harder to handle them! Good day!

Ok karen