2-3 days Rainbow trout, Dolly Varden, and red and silver salmon inhabit most lakes with the exception of Berry, Redpoll, Twig, Eider, Birchtree and Olsjold Lakes. This canoe route connects 30 lakes with forks of the Moose River. The entire 60-mile route can be traveled in less than one week. However, leisurely travel will provide additional days of fishing and camping. Rainbow trout, Dolly Varden and silver salmon are found in most lakes on this canoe route with the exception of Birch, Teal, Mallard, Raven, Otter and Big Mink Lakes.
Noise travels great distances across lakes.
Do not cut living trees for bedding or other purposes. Wash dishes away from lakes and streams. Use these campsites rather than pioneering a new site. If you must build a fire use an established fire ring and keep the fires small. If you wish to avoid other groups do not camp on the easily accessible lakes such as Spruce, Marten, Paddle, and Gene lakes as well as Swan Lake to Moose River portage.