600 W and moves west on State Road 120 through Orland. 1100 E and head north about 1.5 miles until the road forks. Winding around the pond, the take-out is on the right. The banks are lined with elm, white oak, hickory and willow trees. Sections of the river have marsh vegetation.
Fishing is good for catfish, smallmouth bass and pike.
There is also fishing in nearby lakes that are not privately owned. Camping facilities are located in Pigeon River State Fish and Wildlife Area and at Pokagon State Park south of the Indiana Toll Road 2 miles on I-69. Doctor assistance may be obtained in Howe, Indiana and hospital care is available in Sturgis, Michigan. Use the site in Greenfield Mills to put in. The canoe must be carried 100 feet from the car and you should exercise caution because of the steep banks.